Girl 13 and two boys missing in gorge search under way
Rescue teams searched Burgonia Gorge after a 13 year old girl and two boys disappeared while exploring the gorge near Mulwaree High. Temperatures dropped as daylight faded, delaying rescue on a day marked by delayed alerts and organizational gaps. Police and Emergency Services coordinated in Gruthorn as officials reported the missing trio had not linked with the main party and may have sought help separately.
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Senate debate on loans likely amid overseas finance claims
The Opposition in the Senate launched a verbal attack on the Government over overseas finance and is expected to move for an urgency debate. Leader of the Opposition Ne Lynch indicated two letters alleging government authority to raise loan money overseas and possible commissions were being pursued, with talks held with Prime Minister Whitlam and senior ministers.
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Pension Bill Out Again Figures in Anson Government
Fragmentary OCR text suggests ongoing pension legislation activity in Ansan Government. Mentions employees, fear, and return to the house with vague references to Sensis and Legidinion-providi near unclear context.
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Harris Says Loan Agreed in Melbourne
Melbourne news reports a businessman named Mr George negotiating a loan for the Federal Government. Dr Cairn accepted the information as valid evidence of funds and agreed to present it to the Treasury. The prime minister and treasurer discussed potential funding and a government commission if successful, with unsure involvement of Mr Harris.
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Price Rise Noted for The Canberra Times and Revenue Gap
The Canberra Times price rose by 2c to 12. Additional revenue from sales will not cover estate lacuna. New reagents will receive a one quarter increase.
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Heating Fault Keeps Higgins Preschool Closed For 13 Weeks
Forty children were sent home from Higgins Preschool yesterday due to a building without heating and another 40 likely sent home today. The heating system work by the Department of Housing and Construction has not been completed, despite promises it would be connected and tested for operation today.
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CSIRO break-up sparks minister and chair clash
Minister for Minerals and Energy Mr Connor plans about 10 million dollars a year for minerals and solar energy research while opposing dismemberment of CSIRO. Dr J R Price, chair of the organisation, condemns transferring divisions, warning it would wreck morale, credibility, and recruitment as about 300 staff resist moves in Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth.
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Controversy Over CSIRO Leadership Change Without Consultation
Dr Price confirmed Thursday night’s decision was announced without prior consultation with CSIRO, the science minister, or ASTEC. The debate centered on potential policy and operational implications, the risk of unbalanced organization, and resistance to staff moves or retrenchment as CSIRO reshapes under new leadership.
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Still in London hospital as patient from RAF scramble
A London hospital treats 37 year old Auckland father Mr Wall Ingham who remains seriously ill with rabies. He was admitted Monday after a 10 000 kilometre airlift by Royal Air Force aircraft from Gambia, West Africa.
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Inquiry finds CIA acts illegal in Rockefeller report
The Rockefeller Commission report details wrongdoing by the CIA including secret funds, wiretaps, break-ins, and domestic surveillance of dissidents. It cites allegations of covert operations abroad and pressure linked to the White House, with calls for curbing domestic activities and creating a separate executive branch oversight body.
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Central Intelligence
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Prime Minister urged against sending housing sides to Adelaide convention
Canberra advised not to send housing ministers to the ALP convention in Adelaide. Reports say Whitlam would attend as planned amid internal debate and possible walkout protests. State ALP officials discussed strategy with George Whitten authorized to push the suggestion. Spokesmen declined comment.
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Objection to road plan delays Western District review
Objection to the proposed Molongio Parkway division delayed as the Regional Development Minister reviews the route. Senator Hall advocates a route change to protect the environment while planners proceed with timelines and approvals. The Academy group voices support for timely action despite concerns.
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Pension Debate Debate in Public Service context
A fragment discusses a pension debate within public service governance. It mentions government preparations and remarks by officials including the secretary of the ACOA. The text is a partial OCR segment with unclear date and full names.
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Cabinet reshuffle signals shifts in British government
The British cabinet undergoes a shake up with the removal of a key liberal minister from the government and plans for further ministerial changes. Reports suggest the reshuffle targets the education and defense portfolios as officials anticipate dates for upcoming changes within weeks.
Fragmentary newspaper header scan notes risks and gaps
A fragmented OCR from a newspaper page shows scattered sections such as Life Style Entertainment World News Parliament Courts Law Finance Sports and more. Missing context and illegible text hinder clear story identification but the layout indicates multiple briefs across sections without a single dominant item.
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