Lebanon on alert for Israeli reprisals
Lebanon braces for Israeli retaliation after the Tel Aviv airport massacre. Reports say King Hussein denounced the attack as a crime and urged regional calm. Israel tightened airport security and warned of further reprisals while international leaders called for restraint.
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Fragmented Late News Brief Incomprehensible Text
A clipped messy entry from a late news page contains unreadable fragments about events, names, and figures, with no clear subjects or outcomes readable for a coherent summary.
US Poland Talkes on Security and Disarmament
US and Poland reach accord to pursue security cooperation and a European disarmament path. Nixon and Polish leaders discuss reduction of armed forces in Central Europe and mutual credits to ease trade tensions. Text notes caution against destabilizing shifts and stresses broad Western Eastern deterrence alignment.
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Senate Refuses To Debate Salaries Bill In Senate Session
The Senate yesterday refused to deal with a government bill proposing salary increases for Arbitration Commissioners, delaying action amid broader talks on cost rises and backdated pay. Opposition leaders pressed for funds, while other bills were postponed for later debate as government business faced delays.
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Soviet Moon Display Lost Show in Sweden
A garbled report claims a Soviet lunar display seen in Spa-high mods disappeared and was to be shown in Radtvik Sweden. The piece suggests the event would have marked the first of its kind, noting a near value of 1 million rubles.
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Smoking ban fails on television ad health warnings
A parliamentary debate ends with a narrow defeat of an opposition move to impose a total ban on television and audio advertisements. The government blocks an amendment requiring health warnings, amid a contentious session reported on page 12.
Youth Shot in Melbourne Brawl Leaves Unclear Condition
A youth was shot several times during a late Melbourne brawl. Police would not comment on the youth's condition or provide details, leaving the incident under limited public information.
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Pollce
ACT committee backs separate colleges for fifth sixth forms
An interim report to the ACT Minister for Education proposes converting Telopea Park and Dickson High into colleges by 1976, opening two new colleges in Woden and Belconnen, and capping college enrolments at 800 full time students. Non selective entry and easy movement from high school are urged.
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de Richard Campbell
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Fog Closes Canberra Airport Amid Winter Cold
Reported yesterday on the first day of winter, fog closed Canberra Airport and delayed traffic. Temperatures reached near 80 degrees with morning frosts noted across the area and disrupted travel due to low visibility.
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ACT firemen strike leaves stations unmanned in Canberra
More than 2,000 ACT and NSW firemen walked out in a 24 hour stoppage demanding higher pay. Belconnen and Phillip stations operated with reduced staff while others were unmanned or staffed minimally. Union spokesmen said action would spread to Sydney if demands were not met.
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Objector sacked from PS job in national service clash
A 24yearold John Coleman of Ainslie was dismissed from the Commonwealth Public Service as a temporary clerk in the personnel section of the Department of Works after refusing to compile a list of National Service registrants. He argued the task violated the National Service Act and his beliefs against conscription. He did not resign. The incident occurred May 22. an appeal was discussed, with Coleman awaiting the outcome as of May 23.
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Scientist attacks nuclear policy in Ireland report
A fragmented clipping notes a scientist criticizing Irish nuclear policy and mentions two members of the provisional IRA. It references intelligence line items and an analyst Brice Tuddery reviewing public information. The text also hints at a divorce proceeding and a union meeting.
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Brice Tuddery
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