Rugged country search for missing professor and son near Corin Dam
Police resumed search at 1am for Australian National Diversity professor Peter Bishop and his son who vanished near Corin Dam Canberra region. A heavy weekend effort used helicopters boats and trackers with 12 police and two rangers, but darkness rugged terrain and terrain hampered salvage operations. Authorities noted the pair had bushwalking experience and their vehicle was found at the dam with coffee and sandwiches missing.
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Act
Corin Dam
Canberra
Frofenor
Peter Bishop
Tone Curtin School
Medical Riom
Coeur Dam
Stanin
Lonps
Siinay
Bishop'e Wile
Bara
Professor Bishop
Carin
Benora Dam
Carin Dam
Malaysia says Australia can decide on forces in region
Kuala Lumpur reports that Malaysia would not oppose withdrawing Australian troops from Singapore if needed. Five Power defence talks favor keeping Mirage jets in Butterworth for regional air defense, a stance shared during a briefing with Australian journalists. Prime Minister McMahon and Tun Razak discussed political implications, with Malaysia reiterating welcome for Australian forces and no distinction between land and air units.
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Kuala Lumpur
Australia
Singapore
Butterworth
Malaysia
Lumpur
Tum Ri
Australian Labor Party
McMuhan
Jakarta
McMahon
Tun Razak
Foreign Ministry
Zainal Sukomg
Gener
Ale
Ta Razak
UN vote on nuclear tests a victory for allies
In Stockholm and Canberra readers note a UN conference vote on France's Pacific nuclear tests. New Zealand and Peru led a strategic push, with 48 voting for and 14 abstaining. Britain, the Netherlands and others abstained or protested. Week plans for Sydney and Canberra protests were reported.
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Stockholm
New Zealand
Peru
Agence France
Hoese
Tye
Ribiean
France
China
Ape Owen
Hinaws
Lear
Netherlands
Britain
Ied
Stair
Emperor Hirohito Invited to Visit the United States
Dr Henry Kissinger announced that President Nixon invited Emperor Hirohito of Japan to visit the United States at an appropriate time. No immediate official response was received from the Imperial Household. Peace condition noted.
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Tokyo
Mongay
Aap-Reuter
Dr Kissinger
Nixon
Hirohito
Japan
Kisinger
Negotiator Returns to Talks on Tet Offensive Peace
A mediator resumes discussions aimed at easing the Vietnam War conflict on Tet. William Porter, head of the American side in the talks, leads the effort to secure peace based on this month’s proposals.
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William Porter
Epee
Heavy traffic delays at festival display site
Large crowd gathers as sponsor radio and TV promotions at the grounds push start times back by half an hour. Reported issues include traffic on North Avenue and Berton Street, with three hours of bonfire and events drawing a crowd. About $4,000 in trades to food stalls, $3,000 in prize winnings settled, and funds allocated to Young Life and a foundation.
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CTCT
Sam
Trevel
Nornoure
Berton Sisiwe
London
England all out for 234 in second innings
Australia fast bowler Dennis Lillee took a fiery spell, finishing with six wickets as England were all out for 234 in their second innings at Old Trafford. Lillee’s pace and precision swung the morning session, leaving England under pressure and Australia in control of the match.
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Old Trafford
England
Dennis Lilles
Ictau
Fous
Walla
Sppell
Ewa Bere
Todsy
Australian stance on Five Power arrangements in Southeast Asia
The text reports debates in Australia over the Five Power Defence Arrangements and Malaysian views on possible Australian troop withdrawal from Singapore. It notes Malaysian reluctance to change the alliance, preference for neutralization of the region, and a cautious view of fundamental shifts if Labor gains power.
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Rusia Lumpur
Roembere
Hig
Pacamiiaeion
Bni
Svat
Saul
US city flood toll rises to two hundred nine
A fragmented report notes a rising death toll from floods in a U.S. city reaching two hundred nine as authorities grapple with disaster aftermath. Other snippets mention arms, Sweden, and drug topics, but no clear connections or details are provided.
ABC protest over Prime Minister party intrusion at ABC facility
Sydney ABC managers protest alleged unauthorised entry by two members of the Prime Minister's touring party into ABC premises in Kuala Lumpur. The Australian Broadcasting Commission's Asia representative called for clear statements after a briefing mishap and subsequent press centre access by PM staff and a Malaysian official.
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Kuala Simcoe
Broascasting Commission
Asia
Peter Hollinshead
ABC
Pera
Ikmanton
Salt
ABC News
von Geening
Socialian
Att
Kuala Lum
ANC
Sydney
Kale Lumpur
Nur
Lyawa
Tesen
Orwaa
AMC
Priove
Frome Miner
Malaysian Department of Foreign Affairs
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David Solomon
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Artiicle
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U Today
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Anttides
Murnard
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Anind
Anzer
Inueriy Trovitesky
Lee Span Cough
Ion Ry
Favatlan
Staples Ahallan
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Armaments Sweden
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Estee Lauder
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Norma Ireson
Jones
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