Australia Paced To 174 After Thin Morning Session At Old Trafford
Australia reached 174 for four after 190 minutes on the opening day of the first Test at Old Trafford. Lawry anchored the innings with 81 before Barber removed him, while Chappell and Watters provided support. John Gleeson named in the Australian side as controversy over umpire Snow’s bowling call continued.
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Girl 2 Starts Car Fire At Curtin Centre Scene
A two year old girl, Catherine Andrew of Kidson Street Curtin, started a fire in a car while her mother shopped at Hughey shop ping centre. Police say she took matches from her mother's bag. Mr Andrew pulled her from the vehicle as smoke spread. a bank teller helped extinguish the blaze and bystanders treated for shock.
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Late News Fragment Signals Small City Update
Fragmentary OCR text shows a late news item with scattered names and numbers. The readable portions hint at local reporting on events or notices, but core details remain unclear. The item appears to mention individuals and a page reference, without coherent context or dates.
Cairns Abandons Eavesdrop Charges Over ASIO Claim
Dr J F Cairns in a grievance debate said he would drop charges that the Federal Government had a report of a conversation with Denis O'Donnell. He claimed ASIO or Victoria Police held a record and that copies went to Bowen Faithfull Lineh McEwen and the Prime Minister, while Bowen refused to disclose details in Parliament.
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Commonwealth Day Celebration Amid Snow at Resorts
The article notes preparations for Commonwealth Day with celebrations planned in conjunction with a weekend event. It mentions heavy snow reported at many OkI resorts, highlighting the saturation point on tourism and the impact on plans for the Quer weekend.
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ROW OVER FLATS Firm to fight building order in Canberra
A Canberra firm seeks Supreme Court review to challenge a building notice ordering alterations to four flats on La Perouse Street built contrary to approved plans. Objections heard by a ACT review committee focus on admissibility of evidence as the firm laments delays and potential per diem penalties.
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Kennedy assassinated in Los Angeles after California primary win
Senator Robert F. Kennedy died at Good Samaritan Hospital within a day of being shot in Los Angeles. President Johnson declared a national day of mourning. RFK to lie in state at St Patrick's Cathedral in New York before interment at Arlington. Sirhan Sirhan, 23, faces murder charges in the later stages of the case.
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Crowd at Senator Kennedy bedside as death shocks nation
A crowd including Mrs Peter Lawford and Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy watched at Kennedy's bedside while a vigil outside the hospital drew about 100 people of mixed races. News of the death unsettles the 1968 campaign, with Humphrey and Nixon seen as front runners and mourning decisions awaited.
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Nixon
Kennedy Slaying Echoes Across Asia Tour
Amid a Southeast Asia tour, Prime Minister warns democracy faces grave tests after the Kennedy murder. He condemns the brutal act as a shock to democratic conduct and notes the tragedy strikes families and a worldwide freedom.
Alleged Kennedy Killer Sirhan Gives Mixed Remarks
Sirhan Sirhan, accused of killing Senator Kennedy, spoke about his memories and family turmoil. He described Bishara Sirhan as a strong student and recalled years of separation from his exiled mother.
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Churchill's son dies at 57 in London
Rane dolph Churchill, journalist and son of Sir Winston Churchill, died in London at age 57. The family would not disclose the cause, noting he had an operation in 1964 to remove part of his left tongue for a non malignant condition.
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Review of benefits for PS in Parliament yesterday
The report notes government criticism of the comprehensive review of public service benefits as Parliament debated yesterday. A shadowed assessment is referenced and an Opposition response mentioned during the session. Water quality concerns are raised by a spokesman for Canberra, with mention of related figures.
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