Two Die In Lyneham Fire at Northbourne Corner
Two men died after a fire swept through Lyneham offices near Northbourne and Macarthur Avenues. John Jambor, 47, and Peter Cuckow, 27, were found near a stairwell asphyxiated in a first floor toilet. Fire crews battled flames after 9:00 am with 60 to 70 workers present. The blaze spread rapidly aided by kerosene heater use and building materials, with investigations by police and fire officials.
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Northbourne
Macarthur Avenue
Lyneham
John Jambor
Jane Crescent
Griffith
Peter Cuckow
Tyson Street
Ainslie
Canberra
Indonesia orders four more battalions to Irian Jaya
Indonesia announces four additional battalions from West Java will reinforce unrest troubled New Guinea province Weat Trian Irian.
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Indonesia
Irian
Dyakarta
New Guinea
Weat Trian
Australia Bet 226 In Middlesex Match
Australia stood all in for 226 runs in its cricket fixture against Middlesex as opposition in London. The report notes a late score scenario with Australia aiming for a solid total.
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Australia
London
Middlesex
Czechs Demand Russia End Interfering In Affairs
Czech reformers led by Josef Smrkovsky urge Moscow to respect their rights and stop uncomradely interference in Czechoslovakia. Pravda warns East bloc security and power balance could be affected. The Soviet note to Prague cites Western influence and seeks explanation of arms allegedly found in the country.
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Czech Communist Party
Dubcek
Moscow
Rude Pravo
Smrkovsky
East Crommans
Hungaria
Etter
Creech
Josef Pavel
USA
Prague
Soviet Communist Party
Europe
Pravda
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Pravda warns US and West over Czechoslovakia crisis
Pravda accuses Washington and Bonn of instigating Czech reform efforts and urges unity of socialist states under the Warsaw Treaty. It says Czechoslovakia’s stability is vital to Soviet security and warns that anti communist forces backed by imperialists threaten the socialist camp and world peace.
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Pravda
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Washington
Bonn
Dubcck
Publicity over 125mph car criticised by opposition
The State Government was urged to halt publicity stressing the car model's 125mph capability. Deputy Leader Hills accused officials of ignoring safety, while a Transport Department spokesman said the manufacturer would not push speed emphasis though the car was built for sporting use.
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Sydney
Hills
Transport Department
Cil
Morris
Permit to fish wanted in new territorial limit
A note indicates a permit to fish is sought by Australia to allow fishing boats to operate temporarily within the new 12 mile territorial limit. The item appears amid a page full of briefs and notices across politics, crime, business and advertisements. It mentions other items on governance, taxation, and local advertising, providing a snapshot of a newspaper page layout with cross-referenced pages.
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China
Australia
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Canberra Community Hospital
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West Java
Weel Irian
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ACT Advisory Council
Puge
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Vhiew
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Vietnam
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