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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 30, 1968

Page

13

Standard gauge rail link completed in Western Australia

The final section from Kanowna to Kalgoorlie completes the 2442 mile transstate line linking Kwioona Fremantle to Sydney. The $180 million project began years ago and ends with official spike ceremony by Minister for Shipping and Ports Sinclaire Sinclair and WA Premier Me Brand. The event marks the night of the last 28 miles begun in February.

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Unclear fragment prose hints at Hollywood scandal notes

The readable text shows scattered references to Hollywood, Scandinavian terms, and names, but lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a proper news item. No definitive actions, dates, or outcomes are present to form a factual card.

Birth Control Ban Echoes From Papal Predecessors

Vatican reports mark Pope Paul VI death and cites earlier papal teachings on birth control. The encyclicals from Pius XI and later discussions affirm natural law and the moral limits on using matrimony for purposes other than procreation. Human life is sacred, and the church upholds natural and divine law guiding reproduction.

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Rebellion Shapes Catholic Debate on Birth Control Encyclical

Parish priests and faithful in France react to the Pope's renewed ban on freedom of conscience regarding birth control. Bishops and church leaders link clergy to laity amid disappointment and calls for pragmatic change. Some see the encyclical as a brake on liberal climate. others seek practical differences in practice while reaffirming church authority.

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Pope's Encyclical Fails to End Birth Control Debate

Rome report says the papal encyclical will not end Catholic conflict over contraception. Many Catholics reject unconditional obedience to infallible doctrine and will continue using birth control and the Pill despite the Pope's reaffirmation. Responses vary globally, with commentators in London and Manila expecting continued church campaigns and adherence to church teaching while some liberal clergy urge tolerance.

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Pope warns against contraception amid modern propaganda

A Vatican briefing quotes the Pope criticizing modern propaganda and urges Catholics to adhere to Church teaching on contraception. He acknowledges global population concerns but rejects any stance that reduces human dignity to materialism, calling for moral guidance rather than governmental manipulation.

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