Lack of police support for SPCA discussed at council
Canberra SPCA inspector Mr F Sims told the ACT Advisory Council last night that police cooperation was inadequate, recounting delays in responding to animal cruelty incidents. He urged council action and proposed emergency measures to authorize temporary inspector powers. The Minister for the Interior was asked to review and report on the issue.
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ACT Advisory Council
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Therion
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Eunell
Sims
Ruut
Sousa
Texaine
Jelier
Commell
Peal
Sim
Aaland Nance
Sums
W. B. Bogledow
Australia voices Taiwan UN role in dialogue with China
Australia’s Foreign Minister Mr Bury warned on ABC Monday Conference that the Republic of China must accept it governs only Taiwan and not the whole of China to retain a UN seat. He said recognition and diplomatic exchanges would come later and that dialogue should proceed gradually without rushing to recognition. He noted Taiwan is de facto in control of Taiwan Island but not representative of all of China and urged preservation of Taiwan’s independence and a future government of its choosing.
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Republic of China
Taiwan
China
United Nations
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Burry
Burys
ABC
Jone
Peoples Republic of China
Mein
Myr Bury
Austeatin
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Government of
Talwar
People's Republic of China
Imax
Bory
BUC
Australia
Late News Item From Fragmented Report
Incomplete text reports a sudden accident affecting workers or miners in a regional area near Sintadl and Quetta. Details on cause, victims, or outcomes are unreadable.
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Gallenmagrs
Lille
Athens
Sintadl
En Quetta
Pucci Visits Parliament in Florence Diplomacy and Fashion
Marquis Emilio Pucci di Bursento known as Pucci in Parliament, visited Parliament House in Florence yesterday. He was hosted by education and social welfare officials as discussions touched on diplomacy and his wartime aviator past. The gathering included Mrs Fatrbulma and other guests with a Venice monument restoration fundraiser announced for page 13.
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Marquis Emilio Pucci di Bursento
Pucci’hin
Florence
Venice
Battle of wits on deadly cult in Papua New Guinea
PORT MORESBY Monday AAP reports the Papua New Guinea Administration battles a deadly cult led by Yeliway Matthias in the Isenik area near Wewak. Between 7 000 and 20 000 followers are feared, with a planned sacrifice at Mount Turup on July 7. Officials seek to prevent rites while avoiding provoking further unrest. Police plans are uncertain as efforts focus on persuasion over force.
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Papua New Guinea
Isenik
Yeliway Matthias
Mount Turup
Ellis
Ests
Founer
Taose
Assembly
Assembly Mestbor Fur Wewik, Mr Beibt Yembanda
Udlief
Mc Ellis
Wisraumenis
Yermbardy
Wewakte
New
Mount Turum
Israeli consul kidnapped in Istanbul incident
An armed group abducted the Israeli Consul General in Istanbul, Epheaim Elam, from his residence on Centre Ist Duly ied Win Ap. The attackers then fled via a cafe and Comburivet Avenue as police blocked the streets and searched all vehicles.
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Tsjoublh
Epheaim Elam
Prolice
Cente Ist
Comburivet Avenue
Afghan PM Resigns Amid Government Reshuffle in Kabul
Kabul reports that Prime Minister Noor Ahmad Etenvadi submitted his government’s reshuffle to King Mohammed. The king accepted the resignation but asked the government to continue until a new administration is formed.
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Kabul
Afghanistan
Noor Ahmad Etenvadi
Mohammed
ALP criticises planned China delegation composition
Labour shadow minister Dr Patterson said the ALP's forthcoming mainland China delegation, led by Mr Whitlam, was too large and ideologically skewed toward communist views. He urged prioritising economic and political issues and inclusion of more specialists before the end of June visit. Melbourne reports note a separate invitation for a Chinese peace delegation to Australia in August or September.
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China
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Queensland
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Wen
de Materson
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Hraden
Alma
Ching
Mnas
Rates Executive
Melbourne
Australia
Congress For Internaional Co-operation and Disarmament
Victoria
Semuembe
Everest Climb Delayed By High Winds On Mount Everest
Katmandu reports that top climbers in the international Everest expedition were pinned at Camp Five by strong winds, about 2,500 feet from the summit. Several members, including Don Whillant and others, remained at camp as conditions halted progress. Weather is described as unsettled with gusty winds over the Everest region.
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Mount Everest
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Don Whillant
Dovgn
Naomi Lemire
Evereat
Yeslentay
Wolfrang Ax
Mfr
Fce
Schiemmner
John Fans
Jouve Ecu
Feaden
Narman
Renfuriby
Ilies
Tel
New Delhi
Hostel fee rise threatens Commonwealth hostel system
The article reports expected hostel fee increases across Commonwealth hostels in Sydney Monthy and warns the rise could lead to closures. It notes employers' hostels in Darwin and Alice Springs face potential arrests, with other states and the ACT awaiting price changes. Mr Ry Brown comments on the plan, while Havel, the Commonwealth secretary, confirms the nationwide adjustment.
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Sydney
Monthy
A. L. Te
Darwin
Alice Springs
Act
Warning on smell sought in new Duily neighbourhood
Fragmentary note describes seeking a warning about a lingering odor in the new Duily area. Mentions a member of the Acory Council and an alleged incident. Additional arrests and page references imply a broader story about local disturbances and safety concerns.
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Jeaver
Acory Council
Aquarius Festival of Ine AR losing $20000 report
Editorial on page 2 discusses losses of $20,000 tied to the Aquarius festival of ine ar and references the Pape iques program.
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Aquarius Festival of
Ine AR
Housing project stalls as firms fail to meet aims
A government housing reconstruction project faces delay after the minister announced a firm could not meet its intended purpose. The suspension followed a stock market report noting the firm’s inability to proceed, with recovery named as the appointed outcome amid ongoing talks.
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