Prosecution Recommended in Bulli Colliery Deaths Case
Judge Goran urged prosecutions against Bulli mine officials after the Bulli Colliery disaster in November causing four deaths. He cited possible manslaughter and breaches of Mine Act rules with penalties up to 200 dollars for managers and 50 for deputies per breach. The report was sent to the Minister for Mines and the Attorney General for Crown action. the public was kept informed as the process moves toward potential charges and further legal action.
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Sydney
Goran Hax
Bulli
Te Mines
Goran
Rities
Bull
Hid
Casey
Phenzo Stans
Tohn
Charles Stewart
George Canibourr
Anv
Charles ‘Walker
Lewis Sait
Yolal
Gorun
Iad
Vietnamese truce zone raid sparks outpost clashes
Reports from Hue say 7 Communist battalions crossed the demilitarised zone to strike two South Vietnamese outposts. Spokesmen in Saigon say details are unclear if Vietcong or North Vietnamese troops led the attack. The fighting followed preaching by Buddhist rebels and raised questions about border tensions and military responses.
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Saigon
Hue
North
South Vietnam
Glo Linh
Benen
Ane
Eatfier
Saipan
Rene
Phe
Sitocka
Etyita
Jolene
Saus
Bome
Soh Viet
Nautohal
Liberation Fon
Tewra
Parateaoners
Brisbane
Queenan
Seiko
Immin Udu Institute
Wyresieddent Analytical Section
Sgltoaiy
Ma Nang
R. Rice
Doday
Woops
Institute of Scientific
Tor
Untitled court note with scattered words and initials
Fragmentary OCR text shows a court sentencing reference with unclear names and dates, containing phrases about trials and alleged illegal activities. The readable bits suggest a sentencing event but lack concrete details, participants, or outcomes.
Public Servants Likely Gain Substantial Pay Rise
In Canberra negotiations between the Public Service Board and the Administratives and Critical Officers Association progress has advanced toward a Grrr agreement offering sizable raises for about 30,100 Commonwealth public servants.
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Canberra
Public Service Board
Administratives and
Critical Officers’ Association
Grrr
Pares
ACOA
FCUS
Captain Cook
Thej
Road collapse traps truck in Henderson Street incident
Mr Tan Buckiey was driving along Henderson Street Gurran when a section of road collapsed under the truck. A mobile crane lifted the vehicle free after the road gave way amid rain on Wednesday.
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Tan Buckiey
Henderson Street
Gurran
Ani 2
Razak cuts Sarawak visit amid Indonesian peace hopes
Malaysia Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak ends his Sarawak trip as chances for peace with Indonesia rise. He cites salary rises for about 2,000 taxation officers and hints at forthcoming steps by the government. Discussions center on Sabah and Sarawak and potential recognition of a wak without a referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuala Lumpur
Reuter
Malaysia
Tun Abdul Razak
Sarawak
Indonesia
Ndonesia
Sabah
Sara
Volunt Kuwit
Tunavenk
Tun Ravak Sal
Tun Razak
Shere
Hasin
Ras
Pebatik Fund
Easién
Tie Sendy
Tomor
Pennsary
Malik
Lees
Arawne Ang
PCU
Riya
Steetnfone
Tarskaela
Borneo
Iezak
Mali
Macy
Holt
Mws
Tortoise King and Malila Chief Tale From Lost Text
Fragmentary report recounts a ruler known as TuImalita or Kin of the Malila and the Aatba people presenting a guardian ji as a chief. Tonga Radio mentions a female death and plans to send Imalila to Auckland Museum amid unrelated reptile notes.
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Fark
Maliia
Aatba Teswo
Orloises
Garded Ji
Reea Ray Lor
Tonga Radio
Imalila
Auckland
Indonesia Eyes Early Peace Talks Across Regions
Mr Malik indicates talks could occur within a week or sooner, location undecided but Bangkok seen as convenient. He says no conditions, stresses need to reassure Malaysia and Singapore on regional security, and notes Singapore’s leaders may influence early discussions. He expects Australia relations to improve with mutual need.
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Malik
Bangkok
Malaysia
Borneo
Sarawak
Sabah
Indonesia
Inez
Benish
Singapore
Britain
Malife Sid
Luksma
Ahd
Tunku Absit Rahman
Patien
Lee Kuan Yew
Australia
Mc Malik
Unclear headline fragment on naval strike and unions
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the Boonaroo vessel, Ses mens Union, Navy actions, and a meeting by the Drihh Chbinet. Mentions US defence finances, union tensions with China, and European topics. Includes scattered page references and no cohesive event.
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Boonaroo
Ses Mens Union A
Drihh Chbinet Ty
Nivsional Union of
Sewnae
Pune
Amerieite
MeNamaras
Walism
China
Cavahin
House of Commons
Sevier Lilon
Germany
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Operational Command
Beneaith
C. T. Hannah
Fairbairn
Raaf Base
Ly Hindley
Vietnam
du Nang
Marsh Ky Hunt
Huynh Yan Cny
Bren Alvended
Ainice
Marshal Ky
da Nang
Mershal_ fey
Kyee
Saigan
Acme
da Neng
Manieg Ie
Iinam
Razak
Public Service
Wilor
Mr A Es Chabers
King of
World News
Taa
Iar
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