Russia ready to join big four talks amid Western stance
The report states Moscow is ready to participate in a conference with the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union pending Western acceptance. It notes London and Washington weighing a possible Big Three meeting as Poland and military issues loom. Soviet officials say the aim is to revive a European army plan while avoiding a Nazi revival danger.
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Early Korean Conference Hopes Seen By Envoy
A United Press report says My Dean notes cautious optimism after over a month of talks with Korean Communists. He urges tangible progress and invites belligerent and nonbelligerent parties to participate while hoping for US and Soviet engagement.
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Witness details timber ring payments and quotas inquiry
The inquiry heard that a timber company paid between £13,000 and £4,000 to the Timber Merchants Association for the year ended June 2082. J Landau, MD of Annandale Timber and Moulding Co. Pty. Ltd, said the quota was set by the Association and a member who exceeded it paid a penalty. The inquiry examined alleged monopoly and supply control within the Timber Merchants Association in New South Wales.
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Bus collision after driver’s absence at Cantre bus route
A bus moved and struck a post when the driver Charles Piper of Hay Buver Queanbeyan was not aboard. Police say there were no passengers injured and the bus sustained minor damage. Antonio Costa of Hillside Mastel receiver suffered injuries in a separate incident.
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French Foreign Minister Bidault Threatens Resignation
Paris reports say French Foreign Minister George Bidault threatened to resign amid clashes with Premier Laniel over defense policy and confidence in the government. Bidault announced he wrote a letter of resignation and would resign if the debate continued, while a regional focus on Spain and international climate framed the discussions.
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Belgium Ratifies EDC Treaty Amid Allied Pressure
Reports from London say Belgium has ratified the European Defence Community treaty as Britain and Allied leaders push toward a unified European army. Observers note French leaders seek to influence plans and finalize support amid domestic political concerns and a Bermuda Conference backdrop.
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Bermuda Flight To London and Royal Guard Move
The B O A L Board plans Bermuda travel this week with the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh, while 240 Royal Welsh Fusiliers officers and men depart London by Tuesday to Bermuda to guard during the Big Three talks next week.
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New Zealand Team Selection For European Competition
Fragmentary report notes New Zealand may enter a throneman team for Europe. The piece mentions a Rahfon exclusion and indicates other players are yet to be determined.
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Conversion loan collapses in London market
London market experiences a failed conversion loan of £10,706,000 to Australia. Underwriters face heavy losses with high percentages cited. A London broker reports tepid demand and concerns over long term debt stability amid unsettled market conditions.
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Australians Not Victims Of Atrocities In Korea
Investigation by Australian and United States authorities concludes 20 unnamed atrocity times in Korea were not Australians. Minister Casey told the House of Representatives that a Washington report cites evidence of North Korean Chinese forces abducting and murdering non Australians. UN sources say the Vietcong likely suffered casualties. A New Zealand tour by a Wellington team is planned for 1984/85 season.
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Royal couple set to board liner amid Jamaican crowds
The Queen and Duke prepare to depart on the Baum liner as Jamaican crowds gather in Kingston Park to greet them. Attendees line the streets while security and official receptions mark their Jamaica visit with ceremonial events in the capital.
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May Repeal Press Bill Amid Alleged Corruption Claims
Sydney reports focus on repealing the press bill after its purpose is seen as evidentiary. Officials deny conclusive proof amid ongoing investigations into aldermen and threats of government action, with parliamentary passage expected before governor approval.
Savage Native Clash Ends in Eight Killed
Report of a violent encounter between Kukukrkonan and Uie Rorcest tribes in New Gaines. Me Linley annistah Patrol Meer notes eight fatalities and multiple wounded as battles flared over a disputed area. The conflict followed a prior spar between groups, with shots exchanged and tribal leaders recounting the day's deadly toll.
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Fire Rages In Pusan South Korea Amid Halt Extended
Officials report a fierce blaze in Pusan, South Korea, with fire brigades fighting to contain it. A spokesperson said the fire is out of control and efforts will continue through the night as smoke and flames challenge responders.
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Bread Prices Rise as Woolworths Fire Hurts Supplies
A Melbourne area incident disrupted bread production after a fire at a flour mill raised prices. Ambulance crews transported injured workers to Prince Henry Hospital where the patient condition was described as very serious. Police and emergency services cordoned the site as investigators probed the cause of the blaze.
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Woman Stabbed in Melbourne Mall Incident
A young woman was stabbed in a Melbourne mall during a street confrontation. Police investigated the attack, and the assailant's identity remains unknown as officers secured the scene and sought witnesses. No further details on motive or condition were released.
Lords Endorse TV Advertising in Parliament Debate
The government faces opposition from Labour and Liberal bases over television advertising policy. A key vote shifts on a plan to fund and regulate broadcasts, with merchants and labor groups weighing in as ministers defend the budget and declare public service aims.
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Trial of Hatton labourer feloniously wounding man
Police gave evidence as the trial of Hatton labourer James Hatternon for feloniously wounding man Strychareryke continued. Witnesses described the assault amid a contested summary of events with remand to await further evidence.
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Court awards contract dispute ruling in industrial suit
A court today ruled on a contract dispute involving the Industrial Lita company. The case concerned a general award totaling 14.006 units of currency, with the judgment issued under applicable rules and procedures.
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