Bank rate rise signals higher costs for borrowers
The Governor at the Reserve Bank of Australia announced that banks will lift interest rates. The move dates from tomorrow and applies to overdraft and fixed deposits with varying terms up to twelve months. Stronger rates include 1.6? to 4.4 percent in brackets, with new deposits and loans priced accordingly.
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Reserve Bank of Australia
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Sabdown
Queen pleads for fire fund amid vast disaster costs
The message notes a 100000 pound fire fund plea as authorities face rising interest rates, government budget strains, and widespread damage from blazes. It cites Treasury shifts, private investment upticks, and calls for rapid relief while detailing evacuations, hospital burns, and stock losses.
3 000 Building Workers to Get Rise in Wages
An agreement was signed yesterday to raise wages for about 3,000 building workers. The report details anticipated industrial effects, union actions, and regional factors amid broader labor and safety concerns including fires and weather conditions impacting operations.
Clergymen Join King Freedom March Toward Montgomery
Forty Protestant Catholic and Jewish churchmen flew from Washington to Selma Alabama to join Dr. Martin Luther King Jr in the Negro freedom march toward Montgomery today.
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Selma
Alabama
Washington
Martin Luther King
Montgomery
Indies greet win with excited crowd after Australian Test
In a Test against Australia, West Indies supporters hailed the victory amid excitement and prayers as the team dominated. Observers noted controversy over celebrations and fielding, with former players criticizing tactics during the match. Civil rights protests later drew national attention as demonstrations faced police actions in Alabama.
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Australia
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West Indies
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Fragmented wartime trial notes from Selma era speak volumes
Fragmented OCR text describes court actions, religious leaders and political figures in Alabama. Mentions Thomas Henry Cranium, prison terms, ministers from Washington, Selma church figures, and references to Governor Wallace and ongoing civil rights pressure. The piece interweaves court outcomes, political responses, and community reactions.
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Cavill
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Miler
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Selma Church
Prigins Camptrnlier-cien
Feral
Imday
Fragmentary Late News Item From Unknown Paper
Unclear OCR text reports a late news snippet with scattered names and places. Readable fragments mention a location at 500 Boecient Stipe polio Wood Balk and reference a person or agency, but the full event and participants are not recoverable from the legible portions.
Unknown Hinterlind hockey champion and other pages
The fragmentary text mentions Foter Lark in a hockey context with Canherat's Unknown Hinterlind and Te Gregory and Cortes Valtey as champions. Additional notes reference defensive attempts around Doone air lift in Vietnam and a banter involving President Naseer Huey against West Germ Paws, plus various page references and a World War II era style listing.
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Canherat
Te Gregory
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Cortes Valtey
Soo
Minnestu
New Zealand orders Isa workers home amid project delays
Report from Invercargill notes four Mi isa inners dismissed from a binning project as delays rise. Workers feared job loss while some sail for Australia as tensions grow over tunnel work and safety clearances. The piece mentions Australian authorities and a union stance on returning crews.
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Invercargill
Isa Inners
Projet
New Zealand
Indonesia Silent Amid Rumors and Unrest Across Regions
Disjointed reports describe political tension and proposed actions involving workers unions, contractors, and officials in Indonesia and neighboring areas. Mentions of military, investigations, and alleged expenses surface, with unclear specifics and fragmented quotes from unnamed sources.
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Australy Warden Union
Indonesia
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Workers’ Union
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Invercaypill
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Pessive Bank
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Austratia and New Zealand Bank Limited
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Canberra City
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