Aboriginal woman denied medical aid amid epidemic fears
An Aboriginal community trader says a sick girl was denied hospital care after an aborted trip in heavy rain. The incident spurred calls for an Aboriginal medical service to ensure health access, with officials stressing dialogue and culturally appropriate care.
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Prewnania
Victora
le Uippsland
Aboriginal Affairs
Smuther
Mans Sallad
Libel Action Reserved in ACT Supreme Court
Mr Justice Fox reserved decision yesterday in a seven day hearing over libel action by former Prime Minister Mr Gorton. Orion seeks 200000 dollars in damages from the Australian Broadcasting Commission and journalist Mr Mazimil Walsh as part of the telegraph report filed.
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Justice Fox
ACT Supreme Court
Gorton
Oar
Orion
Broadcasing Commission
Mazimil Walsh
Lockout After Demonstration At Ford Broadmeadows
Melbourne reports a violent demonstration at Ford Broadmeadows car plant leading to a lockout of about 3000 workers. Police protected the site as more than 1000 strikers clashed with security, smashing windows, uprooting trees, and pelting officers with stones. No arrests reported though a worker was injured by a thrown object. Plant officials weigh police protection and continued operation amid union disagreements over wage claims and production conditions.
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Broadmeadows
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Ford
Nac
Teaschery Ardent
Envance
Hes
Hove
Pim
Alice Metropolitan
Yy Hief
Frank Hoyvod
Fan
Farts
A. Wilts
Cnlti- Ersgeliamion
Wicts
Broadmeadow
Broadmeadows Town Hall
Amalgamated Metal Workers Union
K. C. Carmichael
Carmichael
Ty Writy
Unien
Haa
Te Vehicle Builders Employees Federation
Amwihe Elestrical Trades Union
Australasian Society of Engineers
Fort
Former navy man fights officials over disability relief
A retired Royal Navy commander, severely injured in an accident, campaigns for better compensation and rehabilitation. He cites bureaucratic delays, non tax status of pensions, and inadequate support as he and his wife seek care, therapy, and housing adaptations while awaiting ANU help and broader policy changes.
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Bere
Nus
Nowradi
Ahildren
Frederick
MU Neo Hospital
Royal Dunadan
Goodfellow
Australis
RAN
Bane
Hayden delays health plan talks to July 1 1974 target
The Australian Minister to Social Security Hayden told the Australian Medical Association that the health plan introduction could be delayed while discussions continue. He noted the target date remains July 1, 1974, and AMA and General Practitioners Society representatives sought more time and clarification on the planning report. He said debates have removed misconceptions about government health policy and stressed quality of care alongside access.
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Australian Medical Association
Can Serra
Tattives
T He Amon
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Aloe
AMA
Ould
Sovernment
General Practtioners Society
Spects
Ceasefire talks end in Paris after two hour session
In Paris on Wednesday, President advisor Henry Kissinger and Vo Tho met to finalize a four party accord. After a two hour session, Kissinger and Tho announced an intended signing later that day. The deal would involve the United States North Vietnam the Suizon Government and the Viet song-backed Provisional government.
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Hanole
le Dic
Vietnam
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Tho
de Riwunger
Tu Gieloek
Ceremic
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Suizon
War
Pau
Enderby firm on rates rise
A garbled clerical note outlines a proposed rates increase affecting Enderby with potential effects on fees, contracts, and local services. The fragment mentions Premier officials and a building project, hinting at municipal budget concerns and possible public impact.
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Enderby
Death linked to narcotic use at Australian National University residence
A 19 year old man, David John Black of Culross Avenue Myaree South Australia, was found dead in Lennox House at ANU yesterday morning. Police believe morphine narcotics caused the death, the fourth narcotic-linked fatality in Canberra this year. Post mortem examination pending the coroner’s inquiry.
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Australian National University
David John Black
Culross Avenue
Myre Bank
South Australia
Lennox House
Sam
Canberra
Black
Carierra
Lennox Howe
Mr Black
Landmark heart operation gains global recognition
An operation developed in Melbourne, initially on minor water, has achieved 100 percent success and is now used for severe, complex heart repairs. It involves surgical repair of a heart blow and relates to a world wide recognition of its use and efficacy.
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Melbourne
Wednes
Daviore
Dellate Heath
Royal wedding date set for Princess Anne and Mark Phillips
Princess Anne and Lieutenant Mark Phillips will wed at Westminster Abbey on the morning of November 14. The service will be conducted by Archbishop Michael Ramey at Buckingham Palace. Details remain incomplete with bridesmaids and ushers yet to be named. The Queen and Prince Philip will attend. the event coincides with Prince Charles's 25th birthday.
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Mark Phillips
Westminister Abbey
Buckingham Palace
Arche Sishop
Casterbury
Michael Ramey
Philip
Wesera
Anne
Charles
Amne
Ques
Prince Philip
Zealand
Alver
Pali
Australia
Westminster Abbey
Alex India
Angus Opivy
Barmnel
Northamptonshire
Prince Richard
St” Gloucester
Mindings van Deure
Federal road spending urged in new funding plan
A senior government minister announced likely increases in road funding from mid next year. The plan would raise Commonwealth Aid Roads grants from 1380 million to about 2.0081 million over five years, with a broader push for public transport and pollution measures. Senator Wiedt said the transport system is vital for commuting and noted a potential 500 million allocation to improve public transport infrastructure.
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Commonwealth
Hou
Alistallan Reichl
Olive Industries
Wriedt
Toc Secondary Industry
Dr Cairns
Whitlam
Sury
Piher
Minis Ie Calini
Pirol
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