Kurds Defeat Iraq Blockade Signals Kurdish Resilience
Rebels in Kurdish regions, led by Barzani, govern with a de facto state including tax collection, a tobacco monopoly, and a growing Peshmerga army. They accuse the West of hostility and note Baghdad’s anti-Communist government draws Soviet interest.
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1961 VW Pick Up and vintage vans for sale in Australia
AG PTY. LTD lists a 1961 VW Pick Up with limited work done and 6 months warranty, £740. Also offers a 1955 De Soto panel van with 12 months reg and new tyres suitable for milk vendor, plus a 1954 Vanguard Sedan advertised as a real family car with 12 months reg. Seabee ae AG PTY. LTD.
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Young Jesse Jamesis Bright Rider at Perth Royal Show
Nine year old Jesse Jamesis Butcher rides in Perth with pony Star Mercury. He shares the family passion for horses, as eight of ten animals travel for the Royal show while his father and five siblings also ride. Mrs Butcher remains the sole non rider.
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Inspiring Oak to be Cut Down at Rutgers Campus
A Rutgers committee led by Professor Richard West plans to chop down the nearly 300 year old oak enclosed by a white fence on campus. The tree spans about 114 feet, its symmetry admired, and officials consider turning wood into souvenirs and commemorative gavels and plaques.
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Australia to Buy £4 Million British Computers Exports
Australia is expected to purchase £4 million worth of British computers and business equipment this year, about eight percent of total British exports in this category. The Financial Times reports Australia as Britain’s second biggest customer after Germany at the Olympia Business Efficiency Exhibition in London.
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Wellington Toll Set For Christchurch Lyttelton Tunnel
Car drivers will pay a toll of 2/6 to use the Christchurch Lyttelton road tunnel in the South Island. The 6 300 foot tunnel will shorten the existing route by about five miles.
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