Fund drives pass £2000 in appeal donations
The fund total surpassed £2000 with yesterday’s contributions totaling £141,126 and other donations listed from many supporters including Navrahundaty School pupils, Pakistan High Commission staff, housing and interior ministries, Canberra Golf Associates, Dr Marion and Mark, and various individuals. The effort continues as some contributors delay final activity.
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Prince Charles Admitted With Pneumonia in London
Reports from London say Prince Charles has been admitted to a nursing home with pneumonia after a spell of ill health. The 16 year old heir to the British throne had emergency surgery in February 1962 and previously attended Cheam School in Berkshire. Public bulletin notes he will continue his studies as he recovers.
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AUSTrian diplomat Johr Prod to retire in September
Former Austrian representative to the United Nations and longtime ambassador to Israel will retire from the Italian diplomatic service in September, news confirms. The veteran envoy, linked to late news APLOMAT reports, will step down after decades of service.
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Hospital contract for Canberra Community works
The Lepr Works has set a contract for site development at Canberra Community Hospital. The project covers road construction, drainage and guttering, new parking with access, and landscape work. It will progress in stages with completion expected after final development works.
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Malaysia's fragile future in riot torn Singapore crisis
In a tense report a high official warns Malaysia's fate hinges on rapid return of order as Singapore faces renewed clashes. Curfew lifts allow workers and housewives to move while Malay and Chinese communities clash, heightening fears of broader confrontation with Indonesia.
Auction plans amid racial clashes in Malay peninsula
Department of the Lwterive plans to auction many business sites in October. Reports describe sectarian tension between Malay and Chinese communities around Johor, Singapore border areas, with police curfews, crowd control, and fears of epidemics. Malay leaders demand unity while authorities bolster Malay Army units and police.
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Airlines draw on overseas pilots amid global shortages
The article reports a world wide shortage of airline pilots affecting Australia and other regions. It notes efforts by agencies and airlines to recruit overseas pilots, including Tasmanian and European options, to sustain operations while domestic training catches up. Officials discuss impacts on schedules and training investments amid regional tensions.
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Fate of 700 cattle in peril sparks police appeal
Cattle valued about £30,000 with owners Tou bulls and Miss Ruby Cochran faced a dire situation as last night they appeared to be in danger of starving after being abandoned. Police were asked to arrange an RAAF helicopter to reach the Coleman homestead and rescue the drovers and herd.
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Snowstorm halts travel in Cooma region with limited access
Snow and strong winds forecast over Cooma area as authorities close many roads. Only buses, taxis and official vehicles allowed. private cars barred from Smiggin Holes while visitors face restricted access. CWA founder Grace Monroe dies in Sydney aged 85.
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National Day Reception At High Commissioner's Residence
A reception was held last night to celebrate the Republic's National Day attended by dignitaries including Mr N Abdel Lahy Nine Abdel Hamid Senator Gorton and Mrs Mowat. Guests included Mrs Allan and Mrs Al Hadid among others connected to the Pakistan High Commission and Melbourne University.
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Unclear cricket match report fragment from Old Trafford
Fragmentary summary notes include mentions of Test, Australia, England, Old Trafford, early morning play and best innings by Lavery. The garbled OCR hides names, scores and precise events, preventing a coherent account beyond a general test cricket context.
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