Africans Seek Heavy Action to Crush Rhodesia Crisis
Reports from Salisbury indicate African nations push for strong UN measures to halt Rhodesia's rebellion and impose arms embargo. British and Western officials debated a compromise draft as tensions rise in the Security Council. Observers note divided opinions among member states and cautious support for a tougher stance.
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Swartz Advises Caution In Use Of Pill
Swartz urges careful use of a medication amid concerns about dosing, potential interactions, and possible side effects. The statement stresses adherence to prescribed directions and consultation with a physician for any uncertainties.
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Catholic school fees likely to rise next year ACT
Catholic school fees in the Australian Capital Territory are expected to rise next year despite promised government aid. The vicar general outlines higher charges for primary and secondary pupils to cover capital needs and running costs, with a broad push across parishes to bridge funding gaps.
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Two Army Men Killed in Australia Incident
Two Australian army personnel were killed in a military incident early today. The defense department identified the fatalities and said investigations are underway. Further details on the location and cause were not immediately released.
No lifebuoys on blazing ship in Bahamas blaze
Police Commissioner Nigel Morris of the Bahamas reports a ship burned furiously for six hours before sinking near Providence Charmel, about sixty miles northwest of Nassau and one hundred eighty miles east of Miami.
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Yarmouth Castle Disaster Described By Survivors At Sea
Survivors recount no life jackets or buoys aboard the Yarmouth Castle as a fire struck the ship near Vietnam era action. Passengers, many asleep in pajamas, scrambled for life rafts while crew urged calm. Captain Byron Fontainas and other officers faced blame and confusion as rescue efforts began.
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Women charged amid chaotic Redfern murder report
Fragmented account mentions a murder with a taxi driver in Redfern and references to investigations, dates, and officials. The jumbled text cites Cardinal Gilroy, a federal government stance, and a developing survivors count, with unclear actions by local authorities and investors.
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Ninety-One Die As Cruise Ship Burns and Sinks
Survivors of the Yarmouth Castle cruise ship say there were no warnings or safety measures aboard as fire broke out. The vessel sank off the Bahamas, leaving at least 91 dead and more than 450 survivors brought to Nassau.
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Fever closes farm college near Goulburn
Fever closes St Michael's Agricultural Boarding College on the Braidwood road after a suspected scarlet fever outbreak. About a third of 145 students are ill or in bed. grounds are isolated and a school open day was cancelled. A college spokesman said one boy is seriously ill and doctors await test results expected tomorrow. Principal Brother Hede works to arrange facilities so students can continue their examinations.
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Pump Will Ease Water Problem On Installation Delay
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a pump project to ease a water problem, with references to restric tions and contracts. Mentions Rhodesian crisis and border clashes, plus aircraft blamed for a village attack near a demilitarised line between North and Fidaasa.
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