Petrov documents reveal spy case adjourned for study
The adjourned hearing of the Petrovs case focused on the Petrov papers. Officials including Mr Justice Owen and Mr Justice Philp will study the documents in Canberra after a private viewing at a hotel. Speakers discussed translating Russian material and potential exchanges between Australia and the Soviet embassy.
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Canberra
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Ate
Philp
Jumes Ligertwood
Trim
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Tran
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Misie
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Anithin Digelasures
Communie Betily Ingyraieat
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Mijoura
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Arthin
Caume Mh
Justin
Fide Ee Kenton
Rusia
Bol
Tramuntyr
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Bydney
Thaae
Bria
Canbenem
Emmaulason
Boyiet Emibaway
Department of Asternal Affairs
Mev Pecray
Nis
Exibacay
Union of Soviet Boc'allet Republice
Pire Aphla
Department of External Affairs
Ausratia
B.A. Petrov
Volodya
Aigner E. Petrav
Mr. Windeyen
Mra
Petty
Early East Asian Military Talks Predicted
Reuters reports predicted preliminary five power military talks among the United States Britain France Australia and New Zealand as part of a strategy to ease tensions in Indo China. Washington officials voiced skepticism but noted plans for a military chiefs conference to discuss diverging positions surrounding the Geneva and London talks.
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Brust
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Casey
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Lechen
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Boy Hurt In Detonator Explosion At Play
A boy, Allan, on Saudilt Street, Worrent, was injured when a detonator exploded while players were near a Hed HUI trea. He sustained a thumb injury and was admitted to the Canitery Bowpital. Police interviewed bystanders as investigators probed the incident and the weapon involved.
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Pall Allan
Saudilt Street
Hoya
Premature Empire Day Bonfire Sparks Grass Fire
An outdoor bonfire for Empire Day sparked a grass fire. About 18 people were involved as officials and bystanders watched the blaze spread briefly before being controlled. No injuries reported.
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Annie Sit
Mr Ore
Emma Yea
Airline pilots press for 100 percent pay rise
Court hears pilots led by Captain WG Andrews argue for doubled salaries across 13 Australian civil airlines. They claim pilots must act as de facto diplomats and decide if a national from another country is being removed from the county against her will, urging the court to support the wage increase.
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Ye Lont
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Australia
Unclear fragment hints at pre game plans and ministers
Fragmentary text references a pre games event and a minister, with garbled names and unclear details. It mentions a possible figure named Gavernman and a location or group linked to games, but the wording is unreadable. Further context is needed to extract concrete facts.
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