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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1976
Page
15
AAP report from Kathmandu notes Chinese authorities pressing Tibet autonomy issues while Nepalese observers discuss regional power politics. The piece mentions Tibetan temple sites, political figures, and ongoing debate over Tibet’s future, with references to regional leaders and dates.
Eleven developing nations pledged about 810 million S dollars to establish the United Nations Fund for Agricultural Development. FRAGILE donors include Ghana Kenya Sri Lanka and Yugoslavia with promises or pledges totaling hundreds of millions, while Israel faces conditional participation and developed countries are urged to provide the rest.
A garbled line reads as a fragment about glasses and a yearly event, with unclear names or places. The readable bits suggest a quirky orthography note rather than a full event, leaving the exact subject and date ambiguous.
Washington reports the Federal Aviation Administration found Concorde noise on landing 1 to 4 per cent louder and up to 57 percent lower on wheels than predicted during the May 24 to May 31 monitoring period. The study notes mixed reactions from residents and officials amid broader noise assessments across 12 airlines and All France findings.
A wave of allegations surrounds congressional figures over alleged payoffs and secret funding linked to a prominent US firm. Investigations widen as specifics emerge about offshore accounts and influence peddling affecting policy debates and public trust.
Soviet historian Andre Amalrik, 37, was granted permission to leave the Soviet Union, as reported from Moscow. The move follows years of exile pressure and reflects ongoing state restrictions while the dissident plans to seek asylum abroad.
In Montevideo on Sunday Uruguay’s armed forces removed President Juan Maria Bordaberry and installed Vice President Alberto Demicheli. The coup ends Bordaberry’s right wing rule after a long military push to curb Congress and political parties. Demicheli, 40, vowed a transitional period while keeping institutions intact. The military claimed the move preserves national sovereignty and expressed intent to allow free elections.
Washington report summarizes a Sun Times dispatch on a new bone implant material. Researchers led by Dr Lynne Henry at a U.S. university argues the alloy may integrate with bone to reduce amputations. The material is described as a bone adhesive like substance with potential to replace failed limb implants pending further tests.
Fragmentary text reports archaeologists in Moscow and Sumtay uncovering artifacts from a distant century. References to Sarmian people, faded inscriptions, and engraved circular designs hint at a lost culture, but the garbled source limits precise details and dates.
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