Senator Murphy to detail terrorists in Australia
Senator Murphy to address Parliament next week on Croatian terrorism in Austria and the ASIO upheaval. Cabinet and security agencies review ASIO files after a Melbourne headquarters visit. timing includes Yugoslav Prime Minister Rijadic’s Melbourne stop and broad political reaction.
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Croatian Club Raid Sparks Police Action At Turner
Officials removed a guest during a Saturday raid by Commonwealth Police at Turner's Croatian clubs. Police searched the premises after a tip and found a beer hall like room with cake and beer. a Winchester rifle permit was noted for one person. No clear suspect identified.
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Demonstrations in Sydney Prompt mass police searches
Reports describe widespread police checks of bus passengers and bystanders at demonstrations near Sydney. Officers conducted intensive strip and body searches on men and women while others were questioned by telephone at passing points. Some travellers returned to Sydney rather than push toward Canberra, amid bomb threats claimed in several buildings. Community halls advised delaying or relocating to safety as police held crowds along main roads Friday night. In North Melbourne Mr Pavlovicy and family were ordered to evacuate. his wife was searched as well. Similar interstate actions followed demonstrations with many noting prolonged standby periods and thorough pat downs of attendees.
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Cambodian palace attack prompts royal family arrests and curfew
A Cambodian air force pilot hijacked a palace mission and fled toward the jungle after bombing the presidential site. The ensuing violence killed dozens at the palace grounds and sparked a curfew in Phnom Penh. Police then rounded up multiple royals including Princess Nora Roum Bopha and Prince Sisowath Monireth as authorities described the event as a national emergency.
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Late News Asian Invite From Unclear Source
An obscure Asian invitation item appears with garbled text lacking clear names, places, dates, or events. It provides no actionable facts and cannot establish a coherent news point.
Canberra Weather Outlook With Showers Possible
Cooler conditions dominate Canberra with a chance of showers. Forecast highs near 20 degrees and occasional fresh westerly winds. Previous day’s temperature rose about nine degrees above monthly average, with a low around 12 degrees.
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Freehold decision unsettles residents and officials
A report notes residents in Freehold reacting to a decision affecting the estate at Mall Street. The article mentions agitation from local groups and officials, with reference to governance and planning implications. Additional items on page two include aboriginal affairs and education policy discussions in Australia.
Police praise restraint of demonstrators in Australian protest
Police praised restraint as Croatian immigrants demonstrated near Parliament House against Yugoslav policy. Officers reported a large crowd, with an estimated 21,000 present, including Yugoslav community leaders and ACT police special units. Protesters chanted patriotic songs while police used measured crowd control and moved demonstrators away from key lines.
Aquatic carnival celebrates natural theme at West Basin
The West Basin aquatic carnival drew a large crowd on Saturday with a natural mood focus. Cathy James, 20, won the Lady of the Lake title presented by Minister Enderby, as organizers praised the event while noting room for future improvements.
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