Bomb blasts shake Cardiff as security tightens
Cardiff facing a fourth blast in three months with a Cardiff post office hit, workers shaken and cordons set as police widen checks. Prime Minister Wilson criticizes security stance while investigators search for extremist links and monitor 2500 guards around Caernarvon.
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Census Under Way in Canberia District
Census takers began interviews across Canberia city district including Forestry Settlement on the Colle Road and Muriumudzee River area. About 250 interviewers assisted, with preliminary results expected early next week and counts comparing to the 1967 census.
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Nigeria ends Red Cross control in Biafra war
Lagos Monday Reuters reports the Nigerian government will end the International Red Cross role as coordinator of relief for the civil war with Biafra. Federal Information Commissioner Enahoro announced that relief responsibility will return to Nigerian authorities to ensure supplies reach civilians and prevent arms trafficking.
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Youths Free Eagle Trapped By Ground After Rescue
youths capture a trapped eagle after it was pulled from rough terrain. SPCA advised contacting wildlife officials for guidance while the Department of the Interior noted killing eagles in the ACT is an offence. the bird was deemed non native and in need of humane relief.
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Eight Greek State Council members resign over government purge
Eight further members of Greece's State Council quit in protest at the government's dismissal of the council and a purge that followed, as pressure mounted on President Stasinopoulos. Reports say most of the 24-member body resigned, with the government claiming the council violated state laws and accusing it of backing opposition moves. Some officials and analysts noted increased security measures around Stasinopoulos, while a call was sent to UN Secretary General U Thant for personal safety guarantees.
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Yugoslav Officer Wounded In West Berlin Shooting
A Yugoslav official in West Berlin was shot in the head and thigh and severely wounded. Police said the incident occurred today during a tense moment tied to Yugoslav military relations. The suspect Furman was arrested.
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Wider curbs on Public Service urged
In Sydney, Attorney General Bowen urged widening public service regulations to ban officials from criticizing other departments while in service. He argued such criticism is improper and risks political bias, stressing the need for a nonpartisan, professional bureaucracy with continuity and expertise.
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Ministers face questions on public service blame and responsibility
A parliamentary debate centers on ministerial responsibility and public servants. Bowen argues ministers can resign to preserve confidence while public servants must speak through proper channels to avoid undermining the service. The attorney general notes dismissal remains a possible remedy within this political framework.
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Rylah attacks ACT school spending amid political row
Victoria's Sir Artie Rylahy rails against ACT education spending as speculation swirls about Nixon and Rumania. The report notes a wide range of political and international chatter, alongside local items on the Perth lord mayor Wardle and a Congo kidnapping victim.
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Perth Childrens Court weighs corporal punishment option
A 12 year old boy charged with theft and evading detention faced a magistrate who briefly considered a rare recommendation for thrasher as punishment. The court heard the boy escaped from a centre while in detention and pleaded guilty to breaking and entering. He and another youth were remanded to welfare dept custody awaiting further action.
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Melbourne Fire Probe Pins Blame On Stage Set
Police believe a staged Melbourne blaze near a suburban school caused over 20,000 dollars in damage. Investigators say the fire was deliberate and point to a specific stage setup as a possible ignition source. Affected property includes the school facility and nearby structures as authorities pursue leads.
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Doctors' Fees Rise Amid ACT Fee Delays
Fragmented report notes Australian Medical Association ACT branch facing indecision over new fees. Dr Taw says Caneberra not affected by delay in announcing updated rates. Minimum consultation now 53 50 and home visits increased from 4 to 5. Page references unclear.
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Fight to Save Ship Off Apollo Bay Victim Vessel Rataguy
The New Zealand owned survey ship Rataguy fought through a night of heavy seas to keep the vessel afloat near Apollo Bay after rocks tore a hole in the hull. The 315 ton ship took on water with critical damage in the engine room as crew struggled to save it.
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Tulloch Dies After Attack Counts Long Career
Australia’s champion racehorse Tulloch dies at 83 after years of racing brilliance. Winner of £220,247 in stake money, Tulloch earned 36 wins including 12 seconds and four thirds. His only unplaced run was the 1960 Atel bole Ch. where he finished seventh with a crippled weight.
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