West Germany seeks talks with Poland on improving relations
Bonn formally presented a note proposing talks on all aspects of West German Polish relations to ease decades of tension since World War I. The note includes discussions on the Oder Neisse frontier, trade, and a non aggression pact. Poland is expected to reply quickly once received.
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Warsaw
West Germany
Fotc Mally
Poland
Bonn
Europe
Moscow
Heinrich Roe
Jucel Winiewice
Warsa
Winiewie
Boex
Went Gierman
Oder - Neliie Po
Pol Find
Germany
Wales
Thaweh
Czechs complete study of tribe and expedition report
The Czechoslovak expedition led by Dr Josef Brinke presented findings in Canberra claiming new size weapons sighted near Aboriginal bark sites in New Guinea and plans to return with a broader anthropological and slemvigraphic study.
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Arnhem Cand
Armhero
Josef Brinke
Canberra
Avs
Nolan Navona Universy
Schivol
Fesiouhl
New Guinea
de Brinke
Czechoslovakia
Dwor
Nie Xevensman
Second day of sitting off in Parliament clash over adjournment
Members of the House of Representatives debated unprecedented steps by the Government to shorten the first session of the 27th Parliament to one day. Prime Minister Gorton gagged a closure motion as Leader Snedden moved to adjourn. Whitham condemned the move amid heated exchanges and sharp exchanges with Whitlam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Gorton
Snedden
Whitham
Whitlam
Gold price slipping in London market
London Tuesday reports show gold prices continuing to slip as Zurich parallels the rate. Traders indicate sizable offer volumes from speculators despite Morning London quotes and lingering demand. Gamble costly as gold price falls on page 28.
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London
Reuter
Forich
Zurich
Dewlery
Fragmented OCR News Brief
A garbled OCR fragment provides unreadable text with missing names places and events. No coherent facts or clear entities are recoverable for a reliable summary.
Soviet and United States ratify arms treaty
The United States and the Soviet Union ratified the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty marking a major step toward disarmament. Britain and 22 other nations had already ratified, with 40 more needed for the treaty to enter into force. Nixon and Soviet leaders hailed the move as a step to curb the arms race and promote peace.
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United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Spon
United Nations
U ‘Than
Nixon
Pod Egon
No bail for Dugan at Sydney Central Court
Dugan was refused bail at Sydney's Central Court yesterday after a two hour adjournment. He faces charges including five counts of armed robbery. Prosecution alleges attempts to influence witnesses and ongoing police investigations. Extended report on page 8.
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Darcy Rreliver
Dogan
Sydney
Central Court
Teste Strang
Nis Coun
Jek
J. Bellanto
T. Willoms
Dugan
Ional
Seca
Digan
Fox blamed as pets vanish in Woden Valley suburb spy leak
Residents in Pearce and Torrens report a fox stealing household pets over the past month. Guinea pigs and a rabbit disappeared from fenced yards, with one owner noting a fox carried a guinea pig over a back fence. Neighbors Keith Sankey and McVilly recall encounters and missing pets. Department of the Interior says foxes can climb fences and rangers will search for a lair.
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Woden Valley
Pearce and
Torrens
Keith Sankey
Beasley and
Dawker Streets
AL McVinly
McCoy Place
Pearce
McVilly
Joel McVilly
Ae Mtr Sankey
Ine Deparment
The
Interior
Department
Defection clash overtakes opening parliament session
A heated exchange in the new Federal Parliament follows a sequence of seven debates as the Opposition attacks the Government after Sir Paul Muslach’s opening address. The Govt faces censure motions and scrutiny of speaker choices, with debate continuing amid partisan tension and calls for extended recess. The narrative highlights party friction between the Opposition and Government, plus remarks from Mr Whitlam and Mr Gorton on parliamentary conduct.
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Paul Muslach
Ciimattees
Aston
Lib. Nsw
Nistan
Ima
Ast
Copethale
Nsw
Mc Erwin
Whitlam
Gorton
Smart
Tempt
Whillams
Whutlumsand
Ties Up Ships Strike and Ban Ripple Across Regions
A shipping dispute at Fremantle blocks vessels nationwide in a broad protest. The Federated Magnet and Allied Industries Employees Union imposes a black ban on Coca-Cola products in Canberra Cooma Queanbeyan Var and Goulburn. A survey flags disruptions to Lyneham pupils as their school rebuilds. Three Apollo 12 astronauts head to Hawaii after splashdown in the Owen Pacific. A US court martial is planned over the massacre of South Vietnamese civilians. Later columns cover Aboriginal land rights and government embarrassment, with sections listed for court law and readers’ pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Magnet’ and Allied Industries Employees Union
Canberra
Cooma
Queanbeyan
Var
Goulburn
Inquiry into drug abuse in Senate debate at Canberra
The Senate decided last night to set up a committee to investigate drug abuse. Senator Murphy led the motion with support from the Leader of the DEB and Senator Gar. Critics warned the medical profession and church communities fear the spread of drug use and related social harms. The government supported the motion.
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Phil
Brandt
France
Ching
Todia
Israel
Japan
Senate
Australia
Ine Beaver Ny
Tyre Pemitian
Murphy
Aml
DEB
Sen
Gar
Moliame
Gait
Wimst Ull
Anne Wal
Young cripple awarded $190000 in Melbourne case
Two year old Benjamin Williams crippled in a car crash last year was awarded 140000 damages by a Supreme Court jury. His father received 5450 for hospital and medical expenses. Benjamin was injured August 17 when his mother Beverly Williams collided with another car at a four road intersection near Numurkah. The defendants Mrs Williams and Ronald Jeffrey Pinchen were insured with the State Motor Car Insurance office which admitted liability.
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Supreme Court
Alla Andrew Williams
Numurkah
Benjamin
Beverly Williams
Univer
Ronald Jeffrey Pinchen
Picola
Williams
Pinichen
State
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Taylor
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Country Party
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Melbourne
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Bach
George ‘Malcolm
Berlioz
St. Anthony
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Kurt Weill
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Brahe
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du Pre
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Wolpe
Setanta
Weber
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Belos
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