Premiers attack ban on girls in swimming
Australia faces a suspension row after Dawn Fraser and Linda McGill received multi year bans. Fraser 1 year, McGill four years, Nan Duncan and Marlene Dayman three years each, provoking Premier criticisms and legal action plans as the ASU fights to defend its decisions amid international fallout.
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Dawn
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Brenda Duncan
A.S.A
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Laurie Pignon
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Daily Xpress
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Japan
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Sad Grange
Yedney
Victoria
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Grange
All fires banned again in A‑C T region
Weather Bureau reports extreme fire danger across the ACT with a renewed ban on all open fires including picnic site fireplaces. Fire control chief J Kellow notes no relief in sight as Canberra records its driest January since 1947 and driest February since 1960 amid only 12 points of rain since December 23.
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Canberra
Temperatures spike as heat wave hits major cities
The report notes unusually high temperatures across multiple capitals, with Crookwell and Melbourne recording extreme highs around 91.6 and 103 degrees respectively. Water restrictions rise in Begu as parts of the region endure a prolonged dry spell, while officials debate fire risks and upcoming carnival events amid the heat.
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Melbourne
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Perth
Darwin
Victoria
Malaysia peace talks hint amid tense regional dispute
A Foreign Office spokesman indicated Malaysia might seek talks with Indonesia, stressing talks should be on a basis of equality and without preconditions. Reports from Bangkok said Jakarta demanded no preconditions, while Malaysia urged end to hostilities before discussions. The stance reflected cautious optimism amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Tony Hewitt
Virginia
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Atlas Centaur rocket explodes at Cape Kennedy
A late news report from Florida on Tuesday states an Atlas Centaur rocket, valued at 89 million dollars, exploded during its launch attempt on the launch pad. The incident wrecked a simulated moon flight and caused extensive damage on the pad.
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Florida
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Heaviest North Vietnam raid targets Quang Khe port
AAP reports more than 160 Vietnamese and American Air Force planes hammered Quang Khe and Xom Dang in North Vietnam. Officials estimate 70 to 80 percent destruction of both installations in this raid, described as the heaviest yet. The strike occurred without retaliation for earlier American attacks.
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USS
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Nist
Xom Ding
Tolay
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Khe
Manel
alaPanat Raith Wietrer
Plumbers receive flowers after site improvements in Canberra
Six plumbers returned to work after employers fixed facilities at two Canberra sites following last Thursday's wage complaints. A Commonwealth Conciliation official called the earlier conditions disgusting and ordered the sites to comply, with pay assurances for regular and overtime work.
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Commonwealth Conceillation
G. A Findlay
Reserve Bank
Australian National University
Las Thursday
Plumbers’ Union
Life at the top by JJ the London entrepreneur
Canberra Times presents an interview with JJ a renowned London entrepreneur now at the peak of his career. He reflects on broken friendships and promises that aided his rise and notes the value of the experience both spiritually and financially. He offers a weekly course in methods for achieving material success.
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R. G. Menzies Library
A.N.U
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Tv-Arts
Canberra Times
London
Premier to tour country May in air campaign
In the run up to the state election on May 1, Premier Renshaw of the N.S.W. will begin an extensive air tour of rural districts, aiming to rally support and highlight campaign promises.
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Renshaw
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