Man walks tightrope over Sydney Harbour Bridge
Spectators watch a man traverse the harbour bridge pylons in Sydney as police and a rescue squad secure him at 9:30 am. Three men face North Sydney Court tomorrow on charges tied to traffic damage and climbing the Harbour Bridge in breach of the Harbour Bridge Administration Act of 1932.
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Whitlam Begins Four Day State Visit To India
Australian Prime Minister Whitlam arrived in New Delhi for a four day state visit. He was greeted by Indian Prime Minister Gandhi and a large delegation as hundreds watched a red carpet welcome. Whitlam and Mrs Whitlam will meet Indian officials to discuss talks with ministers and diplomats. Military bands played both nations’ anthems and Whitlam reviewed the guard.
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Soviet Air Show Crash Kills Seven in Paris
Reported during a Paris display the Tupolev aircraft crashed in flames. Announcers said the seven crew members were aboard the damaged Soviet lifelike demonstration. Initial word indicated some survivors, but details remain unclear.
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Ships collide near New York Harbour. nine missing
A fiery collision between an American cargo ship and the Belgian tanker Esso Brussels killed seven and left at least nine missing after the wreck at the mouth of New York Harbour. Rescue operations were halted as crews treated survivors in hospitals in Brooklyn and Staten Island.
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Light snow on ranges with 6g at Smiggin Holes
Light snow fell on ranges above 4000 feet yesterday with a 6ig recorded at Smiggin Holes. Further frontals are expected. Today’s weather expected to continue cold with a maximum of 11 degrees. Possible early morning fog forecast and a few showers around the ranges.
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Nixon Present at Talks on Watergate Cover-Up
Former White House lawyer John Dean testified to Yale investigators that discussions about the Watergate cover-up occurred with President Nixon on multiple occasions between January and April. Reports say Dean told the Senate Watergate Committee he met Nixon more than 40 times, including private talks about payments to coerce witnesses and the impeachment process.
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Major overhaul planned for Vic ALP branch reforms
Melbourne Sunday reports the Victorian ALP branch plans a major overhaul to develop an effective party organization. A state council meeting yesterday elected new leaders including AE Innes as chairman, after a May election defeat. The council also reshuffled seats and moved to address constitutional issues and federal policy disputes. An election review committee was set up with a report due at an October meeting.
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Victorian ALP debates abortion policy forces party line
The Victorian ALP Council calls for binding federal policy on abortion and seeks to amend the Crimes Act to abolish abortion on demand. It urges Federal Conference at Surfers Paradise to adopt the stance while noting MPs retain conscience voting. Opposition Leader Snedden warns party discipline may expel dissenters.
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Anti bomb protesters arrested in Paris
ARIS reports on Sunday that more than 100 protesters from several nations demonstrated near the Elysee Palace, the official residence of the president, before police moved in and detained many.
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Weekend road deaths rise across three states
Reported weekend road fatalities total thirty eight across New South Wales Queensland and Victoria with NSW recording thirteen deaths including riders and passengers and Queensland logging twenty one lives saved since Thursday. Police plan a robust road safety push for the Queen’s Birthday weekend as early tolls and locations in Victoria and other states emerge.
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Crowd Views New Train at Capberra Station
Thousands gathered at Capberra Railway Station yesterday to inspect the Indian-Pacific train as it nears service on a 146 mile route. The public viewing drew large crowds and highlighted anticipation for the upcoming rail operation.
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Hayden predicts premium increase amid medical reform talk
A report notes Hayden, minister for Sarat Eure, proposes a premium rise tied to a medical reform order. He advocates citywide reporting on effects of banning certain practices within 26 miles of the center, while noting opposition concerns on costs and timing.
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