Flying! Boat Wing Capsize Averts Harbour Disaster
Passengers on a boat wing aboard a flying vessel faced a near capsize on the harbour as a wing tore away. The jet captain Julia Cole overcame the crisis, aiding evacuation while crew member Miki Smith helped passengers from the wing. Salvage teams and bystanders assisted as alarms sounded and fires were reported along the ramp.
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Vinjughere Rt
Chun
Julia Cole
Wacenwern
Asien Smith
Paauengern
Wien
Cyclone crosses coast of Central Queensland with heavy damage
Brisbane reports the massive cyclone moving inland after crossing 30 miles south of Kay, causing torrential rain in inland areas. Flood warnings persist for rivers from Bowen to Rockhampton as communications fail and power lines are cut. Near Mackay and in towns like Canna and Barina trees fall, waters rise, and a concrete jetty is destroyed. Roads washed out and electricity disrupted as residents seek shelter and emergency crews clear debris.
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Brisbane
Queensland
Byrabane Weather Bureau
Couth
Man
Ukay
Ventert Dati
Cyrtona
Sugur
Canna
Korminty
Barina
Laurent Ad Mackay
Mls Olice Ware
Leva
Ain
AL Yeppoon
Rock On
Bathim Pei
Mark
Government Flood Relief Fund Increased to 1 750 000
The document reports an increase in flood relief funding to 1 750 000 pounds. It mentions related bureaucratic names and potential implementation steps though the text is garbled and difficult to parse.
Hunter Valley Relief Efforts Report Severe Flood Devastation
From Hunter Valley, officials report 40 homes destroyed and hundreds of farms damaged by floods. Government aid and relief funds are being mobilized as communities assess losses and begin recovery efforts. Local agencies coordinate with national authorities to provide shelter, food, and medical assistance to affected residents.
Mary Witnesses to Appear Before Late Committee
A Canberra program lists witnesses in a federal planning hearing at Parliament House on March 6 to 10. Sydney and University of Sydney figures, planners, and officials are named for a Town and Country Planning discussion.
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Mary
Sydney
Wil
Canberra
Mt Inks
Senate
Tower Way
HuMber
OFKAT
Indlvid
Burney
Jed
Cabet Hoo
Commonswealth Bank
Martin Price
Winston
University of Sydney
Profesor Towndrow
Architatte
University of Technuto
Mitch van
Kate Marri
Hare
Smith
Ypm
Bipuhh Butters
Foru
Federal Caps Communion
Iteet
A J ‘Aterhoure
Chalmuen
Nation
Pan Mog
Pirringtom
Eh Merion
Cahbaren
Chuiabor
Leesomeaalentey
Pummuittee
Branke
Pukick
Bro‘hr
AlliLor-General
Iren
Kean Langer
Blawner and
Architecs
Canter Sn
Hen Ti
Bilewortead Bockey Om
Pitshardinged
National Council At War
Hoy
Mamet Reel Tateetur
Auatra- Mavlowa University
Liberal President Says ALP Rift Will Assist Reds
A Liberal party leader commented on the ALP split, arguing the rift could aid communist influence. He warned the Labor movement faced internal strife over social and economic policy, impacting Australia’s economy and national well being in broader political battles.
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ALP
Rift
Reds
Je Anderson
Santa
Australi
Rie
Akers
Uwer
Australia
Labour Party
Plane crash near Formosa reported by American pilots
An Argonautic sounding skim of a Formosa crash report describes a 1984 Sky master plane down near Taiper Formosa. American pilots reportedly saw the wreckage while returning from Okinawa to Hong Kong, with unclear details but urging caution as investigators probe the incident.
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Formosa
United Staten Ale
Fone Sumen
Arica Ae Bore
Okinawa
Hong Kong
Wille
Palmar
RiemMia
Mass Execution Allegations Rise Over Indonesian Rebellion
A Sumatra Daily report cited by Reuters alleges Indonesian troops killed villagers during a February operation in North Sumatra province. The disputed tally includes a centenarian and 17 children among the dead, with much of the area described as quiet after the alleged massacre.
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Diak Amer
Sumatra
Reuter
United Nations
Arius
Dykarti
Aida
Ponatiwe
Lrogp
T'Paiot
Subversion in Asia seen as Casey main problem
Mr Casey says subversion in Asia is the primary issue and hints Australian troops could be sent to South Asia to fight communism. He outlines plans and supports Bangkok talks as military planners discuss options, while noting no immediate wartime deployment and a cabinet briefing after the Bangkok conference.
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MR. Casey
Asia
Strony
South Asia
E.A.T
Mer
Caney
Tr Coney
Bangkok
Allitacy
Brats
Ares
Wes
Stan
Lasen
Casey
Bouth-Hiat
Giant Mushroom Found On Captain's Flat Farm
Mr Syd Lewis of Chota's Plat reported a remarkable fungus on his farm yesterday. A single mushroom measured 13 inches across with no stalk and a diameter of 31 inches. He notes it appeared naturally after a tree felled on the same spot by five seeds he saw on the farm, and predicts an even larger specimen may follow.
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Syd. Lewis
Chota
Lewis
Nevada Test Series Drops Record High Fallout
A test series near Los Angeles sent a group of observers 200 miles away reporting one of the highest detonations ever seen from Angers Peak on the Charleston Range. The event drew awe as the cloud rose over Nevada, described as the highest lower cloud ever aired in the state.
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Nevada
Dawn Tuaay
Leena
Angeles
Maurt
Diamheervers
Angers Peak
Charleston Range
Ome
Yautaee Point
Prince Harry royal marriage plans spark palace inquiry
Group Captain Townsend faced questions at Whorily about Princess Margaret and a rumored union with Prince Harry. The Daily Mirror reported Townsend declined to comment, noting Buckingham Palace would not comment on newspaper status.
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Beter
Annauten
Itm
Anil Pines
Margaret
Mame
Orn Linkest
Fet Wits
Ale
Ainey
Hin Pepany
Tn Leeide
Tshal Tathy
Townsend
Daily Mirror
Aid
Asudkingham Palace
Abe Comnok
Harry
Mel Wuete
Sion Rayne
Floods Threaten Walgett and Surrounding Towns
Four floods converge toward Walgett as Castlereagh River approaches from multiple directions. Local residents report water-filled roads and risk to homes and livestock. Emergency crews monitor rising waters while some routes remain passable, transporting families and supplies to safety as authorities issue warnings.
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Walasktti Munley
Walgett
Howwaters
Castlereagh
Oves
Haw
Uwe Naine
Roadwabers
Ivy Ie
Walgett Watt
Duruuding
Tuk
Cate
Wateyo
Sinan
British freighters fired on by Nationalists in Hong Kong area
Report describes two British freighters attacked by Nationalists near Westway, Hong Kong. No crew injuries reported. One vessel, carrying about 4500 tons of coal or grain, was detained southeast of the China coast. the other reached Amoy.
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Westway
Tai Seun Hong
Amey
Cckacu Bland
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