ACT Liberal preselection contest described amid confusion
An OCR fragment outlines ACT Liberal candidate selection with mentions of nominees such as Mr Roger Peytsim and Mr F. I Dallon Bh teed. It notes uncertainty over nomination dates and closing deadlines, with references to preselection committees and meetings in Watson, Hull 3, and discussions about candidate eligibility and process.
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Roger Peytsim
NSW
Piperat
Paris
Tiny
Msm
Lineral
Pegrura
Onother
Dallon
Pe Perel
Uris
Madi Ape Biot Mannon
Mif
Mary Wai
Imurance
Brower
Watson
Waris
Hull
Rebel Liberal branches planned in South Australia
Nine branches of a breakaway Liberal movement led by Mr Bede Hall will be formed within weeks across southern regions. The plan aims to reconstitute the Liberal Movement in Frome and other northern rural districts, tracing back to the late Liberal Country League era in Victoria. Mr Hall founded the split after resigning from the Opposition Leader position last year.
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Adelaide
Wednes
Bede Hall
South
Austalia Lecbenien
Frome
Libers
Nfover
Sorees
Liberal Country League
Victoria
Hall
Exilshiv
Fragmented Local News Note on Court and Motel Case
A partial OCR fragment mentions a court or legal matter and a motel or hotel context. Names, dates, or places are unreadable, but the text implies a local legal action or municipal matter connected to a business site. The limited readable items suggest a brief notice or summary of a local proceeding.
Premiers in quieter mood discuss Commonwealth grants
The Australian premiers from states including South Australia and Western Australia voiced a calmer approach to funding at Canberra talks. They pressed for more equitable Commonwealth grants, seeking relief for unemployment and housing through targeted increases. The Australian Capital Territory deadline and specific figures were floated, with leaders signaling a need to balance state demands amid broader budget considerations.
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Gummin India
Wake
Hess
Lev
Noesbour
Yasuria
Henry
Queensland
Mtr Belkaid
Commonwealth Fat
Irpanidnior
Selene Carman
Irfone
Reace
Robert
Queensland air trip defies cyclone weather
Mins Beryl Young of New Farm Brisbane completed a cross state flight for the Queensland Government despite cyclones and heavy rain. The journey to Canberra covered about three hours, with the airship reporting a range of weather conditions and improved economy versus domestic travel.
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Mins Beryl Young
New Farm
Brisbane
Cape York
Canberra
Queensland
Tha Department
Canberry
Premiers Department
Allen Callaghan
Timber rise to lift house costs in Canberra
A Canberra timber industry meeting discussed new hardwood and softwood price rises effective July 1. Officials warned higher log and mill costs would drive up house prices as timber merchants and mills expect increases in framing wood and finished products. The report notes supply, wages, and potential diplomatic tensions tied to timber exports.
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My Sim Tellers
Sai Lime Millers
Bertman
Safwoode
Mateine Freasen
Merchanty
Amills
Canberra
Nirasod
Tatler
Wold Sholevale
Australia
Sydney
Lima
Wednesday Forest
Industrien
Aap-Reuter
Pern
Cooma
France
Tmillers
Oahu
Monibe
Bolivia
Colombia
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Ecuador
Peru
Israelis strike at guerillas in Lebanon and Golan Heights
Israeli air and land forces attacked guerrilla bases in Lebanon after a guerrilla rocket and mine attack on the Golan Heights. A Lebanese officer and policemen were reported captured, with casualties among Lebanese forces and several villages near Mount Hermon as Israeli jets hit southern Lebanon sites. Authorities had immediate details. the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine claimed responsibility for the Mount Hermon attack.
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Lebanon
Art Arsh
Golan Heights
Israel
T Wan
Mount Herman
Yester May
Wynesser Sid
United Press International
Fin Fepwiris Indie
Kleine Behane
Popular Front
Palestine
Mount Hermon
Nuclear test alarms rise as officials warn of anytime detonation
Papeete reports French officials warned an atmospheric nuclear explosion could occur at any time amid last minute diplomatic appeals. US and Australian outlets cite uncertainty over timing, with authorities delaying confirmation of launch windows and signaling dawn as a likely moment. Protests and evacuation concerns spread from Sydney to Melbourne as regional tensions mount.
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Papeete
Tubiti
Laseminute International
United Press International
Fifty Die in Dacca Landslide Disaster
A landslide in Dacca leaves fifty feared dead and many injured. Officials report 17 deaths so far, with a businessman guiding relief workers to the disaster site. About 30 bodies have been recovered and hundreds of residents are missing or homeless as relief efforts continue.
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Dacca
Saker
Armeres Hue Ceep Civil
New dam Sree on Wea Wet oa tons es Tere Bem rate oma
Fragmented local notice with unreadable OCR text. Readable elements include references to a dam project and financial or rate terms, but details and entities are unclear. The snippet hints at a public works item and possible budget figures without complete context.
Record win on pools sets world mark in London
A London report notes a swimmer or pool event achieving a world record during a week of activity. Derek Suchton and Peter Wil feature in the coverage with details about pools, entries, and a contest linked to Australian or international competition.
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London
Peet
Derek Suchton
Littlewands Pools Company
Spokenman Sais
Blood samples ban sparks transport act concerns
An Auckland report notes a Wellington case where a junior official resists taking blood samples after a crash. Authorities question recent amendments to the Transport Act that affect medical evidence and civil rights for both doctors and police.
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Auckland
Wellington
ALP delays debate amid weekend fence concerns
In Melbourne, debate postponement marks a setback for the ALP. Details are unclear as leaders weigh strategy and timing, with discussions reportedly focusing on staffing and venues. Political maneuvering continues ahead of the weekend events.
Life member COOTAMUNDRA pleads for NSW conference
The NSW life member sale conference proposed by the central executive for a four year recommendation is reviewed. Mr Anthony supports the life membership proposal as part of the discussion at the Wednesday meeting in Cootamundra.
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Cootamundra
Sale
Nsw
Anthony
Heaviest snow falls in NSW Southern Alps
Snow blanketed the New South Wales Southern Alps Tuesday night and yesterday, the season’s heaviest. Heavy snow forced National Parks and Wildlife Service to ban parking on roads. private vehicular access was restricted as authorities warned of dangerous conditions and urged caution for travelers.
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Nsw Southern Alps
Lalla
Bernhard
Enum
Siney
Vaboe
Ts Wildlife ‘Service
Muiryyn
Division of land near ACT border
Fragmentary text describes land division near the ACT border with scattered phrases about acreage and property measures. The readable segments mention a parcel and a map reference but lack clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to confirm a full news item.
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Act
Ute pulp issue hints at eastern advance science news
An unclear science item mentions Van Binet examining effects of a committee on potential savings. The fragment suggests a discussion on technology and governance, with a focus on efficiency and policy impact, but details are indeterminate due to garbled text.
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van Binet
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