Rhodesia moves toward republic as Smith signals break
In Salisbury the Rhodesian Prime Minister Smith hinted at severing all ties with London and declaring a republic on November 11 after a refer end supporting Republican and apartheid style constitutional changes. The referendum delivered a landslide for the republican plan, while British officials and UN Secretary General urged caution and condemned racism behind the vote.
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Tangranyika
Piniboabwe
Afriega National Union
AAP
the Koreian
Mo Stowers
United, Nations
U'Thant
Rhoesia
Abzies
Jesus
Puze
Fire at Lyneham Primary School under investigation
Authorities suspect arson after multiple fires broke out at Lyneham Primary School early Saturday. Fire chief Mundy said two blazes in the administrative area preceded a larger fire causing extensive damage, with losses estimated around 8750 for the two small fires and 750,000 overall to the school’s permanent structure. Police noted possible suspicion and an intruder gave way to a crime inquiry as detectives questioned residents.
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Cole Doe
Mundy
Fie
Bellave’ Fe
Annyone
Ein
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Ky Dohson
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Jary
Turner
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Turner School
Australia failed in defence talks says DLP leader
CRISBANE Sunday reports DLP Federal Parliamentary Leader Seqayor Gai harshly criticizes the Australian Government over its handling of the five power defence talks in Canberra last week. He says the government could smear as lacking adequate defence policy and accuses Prime Minister Gore-Tom of abdicating leadership toward non Communist Asian powers. He warns the absence of key leaders and limited cooperation undermine Australia’s forward defence due to allied support.
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DLP
Seqayor Gai
Canberry
Galela
Goretom
Cosmer
Baan
Austalia
ALP
Lehdes
Whil- Tam
Astin
Guir
Gortan
Singapore Meime
Lee Kini
Raleyaian
Ime
Tun Abdul Razak
Australians donate millions to National Heart Fund drive
The National Heart Fund appeal raised about 1.37 million to date with Perth and ACT branches reporting strong gifts. Door-to-door collections, business and migrant communities contributed, boosting the nationwide total as appeal efforts continued across Australia.
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National Heart Founda
Australia
Dation
Jae
Doornock
Nixon overreacted said Melbourne radio pundit
Prominent Melbourne figure claimed Nixon may have overreacted after a radio interview discussed sending women to the Mouturs for abortions. The report also references political and economic items across pages 3 to 4 with notes on unions, a federal seat candidate, and a credit squeeze.
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Melbourne
Dinefor
Iia Radio
Moes Cass
Anedle
Leetar
Vie
Glinte Ant Te
Mariy Hyrnang
Theft of Queen's paintings looted from private collection
Police investigate the loss of several paintings from Queen Elizabeth's private collection in London. A yearlong mystery surrounds the theft, with two paintings recovered elsewhere. The heist targeted a Buckingham Palace area office linked to the Royal Household.
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London
Queen Elizabeth
Deen
Buckingham
Palace Scolkind Yard
St Jareres
Death in London claims Judy Garland at 47
Judy Garland, famed for Over the Rainbow, died in London at age 47. Found by her fifth husband Mickey Deans in her apartment, police were notified with no immediate cause released. Her career had waned amid personal troubles and tabloid salacious coverage.
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Judy Garland
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Mickey Deans
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