Welcome for Chinese diplomats at Canberra Airport
An advance party of seven Chinese diplomats and two officers arrived in Canberra to set up an embassy following Australia’s December recognition of China. Led by Chu Chi-chen, they were greeted by Jesus People and officials, stayed at the Canberra Rex Hotel, and planned formal calls with Australian officials after arrival.
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Canberra
Chu Chi-chen
Australia
China
Jesus
Canberra Rex Hotel
Sydney
Hong Kong
ACT Trades and Labour Council
Canberra Rex
Chu
Li Shangsheng
Chou
J. Forace
Malta
Peking
Mer Chu
Department of Foreign Affairs
Executive Council
Willesee
Middle East
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Lu Chao-yiu
Shih Chu-ti
Shih Hui-min
Chen Yungnien
Mr Li
Tsao Kuo-chen
Yang Sheng-hsien
Chang Weimin
The
Lotus
Guerrillas hold diplomats hostage in Khartoum embassy
Five foreign diplomats including the US ambassador and Belgian and Jordanian charges d affaire were held hostage by Black September guerrillas inside the Saudi Embassy in Khartoum. Sudanese officials said a noon GMT deadline loomed while negotiators worked to secure safe conduct and avoid a rescue attempt.
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Khartoum
Associated Press
Omdurman Radio
Nunneiry
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Omdurnjan Radio
Mousa
al Akhbar
Noel
Kets
Washington
Ap-Reuter
State Department
Fragmented Late News Summary From OCR Text
Readable fragments describe names and places without clear events or dates. The text mentions Samui Sieh Rein Apea Fey Symes and Jo Harrdior with unclear roles, offering little verifiable action or outcome.
Canberra inquest follows NT hijack inquiry
An unidentified man linked to a November plane hijack near Alice Springs surfaced in Canberra as police traced clues including hotel soap linked to a hotel chain with venues in the capital. NSW detectives aided, with leads pointing to a possible Finnish background, while the search shifted to Tamworth, NSW.
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Nsw
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ASW
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Brisbane
Plan to give pre school to all
The Austrarian Pre schools Committee will advise the Government on making one year of pre-school education available to all children within about six years. It will also propose child care centres for working or underprivileged families and seek cooperation of training institutions and authorities.
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Austrarian “Preschools
Beazley
Act
Northern Territory
Beavley
Commonwealth
Dollar crisis shuts world money markets in Europe and Asia
Western Germany and Japan imposed new bank limits to curb cash. markets in Britain Austria Belgium and Holland closed as the dollar fell to new lows. Paris and Zurich quotations dropped while Italy suspended official currency quotes. Washington reports Treasury officials monitoring the crisis amid talk of a weekend currency package and a potential European joint float.
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Japan
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Austria
Belgium
Holland
Paris
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Italy
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European Common Market Ministerial Council
West Germany
Washington
United States Treasury
Crisis Widened by Dollar Devaluation Amid Calls for Central Bank Swaps
Washington debates the impact of a 10 percent dollar devaluation as experts urge larger central bank swap lines from 12 billion to 411 billion to deter currency speculators. Analysts split on whether to let currencies float individually or pursue a jointly managed system, with Britain reluctant to revalue the pound.
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Pred Hergsien
Plat
Youth orchestra invited to UK for 1974 festival
The Canberra Youth Orchestra was invited to the International Festival of Youth Orchestras in Britain in 1974 and plans a four concert 1973 season. If the trip proceeds it would involve 60 plus children and last three to four weeks with performances in Aberdeen London Europe venues and a Canberra Theatre program opening April 2 led by conductor Dr Christopher Nicolls.
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Festival of Youth Orchestras
Britain
Aberdeen
London
Christopher Nicolls
Yass
Griffith
Melbourne
Canberra Orchestra
Junior Symphony Orchestra of
Canberra Theatre
Canberra sees cool autumn start with mild day ahead
Amina in Canberra reported a cool start to autumn with a low of 7 40 degrees and a high near 25 degrees, cooler than December 17 and above the March average. Today’s forecast calls for a fine, partly cloudy day with a top around 25, northwesterly winds and lake winds 10 to 15 knots.
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Amina
Canberra
Negotiations awaited on doctors' fees
The Government prepared to negotiate with the Australian Medical Association over increases in doctors fees. Separate items note the Irish Prime Minister Lynch’s conceded defeat, and a Canberra public service team heading to Papua New Guinea for major tasks in its move toward independence. Hondo Gratton delivered a record display of courage to win the 1973 classic at Harold Park Paceway.
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Australian Medical Association
Social Security
Harden
Mir Lynch
Hell
Canberra
Papua
Garinni
Nsw
Hondo Gratton
Harold Park
Buck Page
Farmers face subsidy cuts threaten future prospects
The article notes potential hardship for many U S farmers if administration proposals trim subsidies by Sd billions. It highlights the broader policy debate impacting agricultural support, with references to related topics on other pages and sections.
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