Aegean oil live's in arms race with Greece and Turkey
Greece and Turkey clash over Aegean oil rights and have escalated into an arms race, sourcing jets from the United States and Europe. Athens builds up with 36 Phantom jets plus 130 AMX30 tanks and Mirages, while Ankara orders US Phantoms and Starfighters from Turkey. Both sides receive heavy military aid, with Turkish forces larger. Travelers report heightened border activity and recurring alerts as NATO powers watch closely.
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Ralph Joseph
Tehran
Greece
Turkey
Aegean
North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
NATO
United States
France
West Germany
Athens
Cheece
Ankara
Bhe Jones
Mediterranean
Thrace
Connecticut man charged in blaze linked to New York bowling alley deaths
A 21 year old Peter Leonard of Connecticut was arrested yesterday and charged with arson and burglary in connection with a fire at a New York bowling alley adjacent to a discotheque where 24 youths died on June 30. Police stated the incident is under investigation.
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Bridgeport
Conneticut
Reuter
New York
Peter Leonard
Connecticut
Mining investment a commitment from Whitlam
Prime Minister Whitlam declared in Brisbane that government support for substantial mining capital investment would continue but must avoid revenue losses or boosting foreign profits. Mount Isa Mines’ financial director warned that abrupt policy changes could kill the industry and ruin investments worth hundreds of millions.
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Whitlam
Brisbane
The
Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Mount Isa Mines
L. J. Cardin
Australia backs local iron and mineral processing drive
Mr Whitlam said policy aims to boost reg ment and fabrication of minerals in Australia as value rises through processing. He welcomed BHP led group studying semifinished steel production locally and pushed for Australian ownership in onshore mining. Officials urged reforms in royalties and government finance to share risk while keeping Australian control.
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Whitlam
Australia
Iron and Steel
BHP
Canberra
Queensland
Petroleum and Minerals Authority
Whitham
Australian Industry Development Corporation
W. A. McKinnon
Australian Mining Industry Council
M. W. Game
One killed in PNG clan fight over woman dispute
PORT MORESBY report: a two day battle between the Pigu and Mitnandigan clans in Chimbu left one warrior dead and eight injured while the Mitnandigans lost 33 houses two trade stores and hundreds of pigs and coffee trees. Authorities say mediation ended fighting and a police squad will remain in the area.
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Port Moresby
Pigu
Fuel curbs in government units possible
The Department of the Capital Territory warned it may restrict cooking and heating in some government housing due to heating oil and LPG shortages. Northbourne Currong flats may lose heat from 8am to 4pm daily, while gas supplies for Dickson and Lyneham units could be affected. Partial gas supply relief reported by Shellgas and ESSOgas, with disputes over priority orders. Proposals for an ACT fuel authority to oversee electricity natural gas and fuel distribution.
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Department of the
Capital Territory
Northbourne
Currong
Bam
Dickson and
Lyneham
Northbourne Avenue
Canberra
Shellgas
P. Tournay
Sydney
Nsw
Essogas
C. Bryant
Porta Gas Pty Ltd
R. Armstrong
Enderby
Armstrong
Department of the Capital Territory
ACT Electricity Authority
ACT
The
Bryant
ACT electricity tariffs rise by sixteen percent per year
The ACT Electricity Authority chair Alan Jones announced that electricity charges will increase by 16 percent annually starting November 1. He said full tariff details would be published on Tuesday after their meeting yesterday.
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Act
ACT Electricity Authority
Alan Jones
Museum asked to return skeletons and artefacts
Aborigines Advancement League solicitor Mr FF X Purcell delivered a letter to curator Mr A L West demanding the return of Aboriginal skeletons and sacred artefacts. The league proposes a government run museum with Aboriginal trustees to hold these items and bury skeletons, calling for policy and warning of further legal action against the Institute of Aboriginal Studies in Canberra.
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FF. X. — Purcell
The
Aborigines Advancement League
A. L. West
League
Purcell
Advancement League
Murray
Institute of Aboriginal Studies
Canberra
Diplomats mark France national day in Canberra amid noisy exchange
In Canberra, Australian and French officials observed France's national day with speeches by Senator Willesee and Ambassador Van Laethem as both nations played their anthems. The event revealed mixed reception for Advance Australia Fair while Laethem announced a special request to include both anthems, highlighting diplomatic gesture over popular recognition.
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Australia
France
Canberra
Gabriel van Laethem
Elizabeth
van Laethem
Pacific
Willesee
India
Frank Sinatra
Melbourne
Shortages and strikes hit Brisbane as milk bread and meat run low
Brisbane housewives face food shortages amid strikes by Queensland truck drivers demanding the full 25.40 flow on from the Federal award. The State Industrial Commission granted only 16. Read further notes on diplomatic exchanges and remarks about Franco-Australian relations and musical matters.
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Brisbane
Queensland
State Industrial Commission
Under false pretences at National Aborigines Day ball
The Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Senator Cavv anagh and Mr Charles Perkins said artefacts were taken under false pretences during Canberra events marking National Aborigines Day. Aboriginal groups clashed in Brisbane ceremonies as church leaders faced charges of selling out. Police stayed present but no violence occurred.
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Aboriginal Affairs
Cavvanagh
Charles Perkins
Department of Aboriginal Affairs
Canberra
Separte
Perkins
Brisbane
Feoeing Sarypines
Mc Ron Hutchison To Leave Hospital Earlier Than Expected
Heart-transplant patient Mc Ron Hutchison will depart St Vincent's Hospital this Sunday, after nearly six weeks since surgery and two weeks ahead of the original timetable. The heart operation took place at St Vincent's and Hutchison is reported recovering well as he prepares to return home.
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Sydney
Ron Hutchison
St Vincent's Hospital
Rome Roads Still Lead Many Visitors
An fragment from the Saturday Page recalls a visit to Rome, noting the enduring idea that all roads lead to the Italian capital and reflecting on its draw for travelers. The brief, though incomplete, mentions Jobe firyant in connection with the reminiscence.
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Rome
Jobe Firyant
Israeli cabinet backs talks with Palestinian political leadership
Israeli policy shifts as cabinet signals preference to recognise a Palestinian political entity for talks with a Jordanian delegation, according to government sources. The note appears on page 4 of the issue.
World News Courts Summary Across Nations
Global courts handle disputes and rulings on political, legal, and religious matters. International tribunals address cross border cases involving government actions and church related issues, reflecting shifts in law and diplomacy.
Classified Ads Snapshot From March Issue
A compact view of a mid century classified page listing categories such as marriages motorcycles motor vehicles for sale and wanted ads. It references professional positions pets livestock and real estate along with public notices tenders auctions and university appointments.
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Marini
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A. J. Oliver
Japan
Yoshida
Oliver
Darling Holdings Ltd
J. Broinowski
PNG
Institute of Marine and Power Engineers
Australian Arbitration Commission
Justice Moore
Institute
J. R. Cleworth
Caltex
Shell
Total
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Harm
Mr van Lacthem
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Heartman
Vehicle Builders Employees Federation
Bon Om
Care Industry
Henry Pang
Portugal
Spinola
Provisional Administration
Eupont
David Graham
Hack
World News Courts
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Fiat
Threa
Latham
Zio
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Civic Centra
Russall
Landwich
Jha Inte Wecraon Momsi
Terrific
Wales
Syster
Immer
Curtin
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