Eleven Dead In Cairns Air Crash
Eleven people were killed and three others presumed dead after a four engine Heron crashed into a cane field eight kilometres north of Cairns during a storm. The Convair company aircraft from Alice Springs was thought to be on a flight from Alice Springs and missed the Cairns airport before striking Holloways Beach. A witness heard the plane pass overhead then an explosion, with rescuers at the scene around 7.30 pm.
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Living cost rise lowest for five years
The introduction of Medibank halted the CPI rise in the September quarter with a 0.8 percent increase the slowest since 1970. Yearly inflation reached 12.1 percent to September, down from 16.9 in June and 17.6 in March. Excluding medical and hospital services the quarter would show 2.9 percent, the lowest September quarterly rise since 1972.
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Late News San Rie for Corte Re Seocenou
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Puget Monies Josue Walaapu and a wounded Salih S00 1075. References a novel Hugsoe Literature and Mr Montale critiquing poetry with antistic sensitivity. The readable content hints at literary discussion and biographical notes without clear events.
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UK consul held against will report from London
Fragmentary dispatch from London notes a consul being held against his will. Radio reports quote unidentified officials and reference a detained representative, with unclear details and multiple garbled phrases.
Toynbee Dies in York at Age Six Dr Arnold Toynbee dies in York aged six
Dr Arnold Toynbee eminent British historian and advocate of world government died in York yesterday at age six. He was renowned for his influence on historiography and international affairs and his work on world order.
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Bishop Warren Leads North Canberra Garden Winners
The garden of Anglican Bishop C. A. Warren of Campbell is named a north side winner in The Canberra Times and Co-operative Permanent Building Society gardener win a year award. Final judging will be on November 17.
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Timor Talks in Europe Move Toward Peace Talks
Timor plans talks with Portugal in Europe on November 1 to end the civil war in Portuguese Timor. Malik said refugees are ready to return and resist, with Indonesians to deal only with the Portuguese government. Portuguese Foreign Minister Atunes suggested talks at the UN General Assembly.
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Bodies badly burnt in Timor clash kill Australian TV crew
Indonesian news agency Antara said bodies found after Timor fighting were beyond recognition, with 15 feared dead in Balibo as pro Indonesian APodeti forces seized towns last Thursday. The Australian Embassy in Jakarta had no confirmation on five missing TV men.
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Parliamentary service cuts widen Budget war in session
Australia’s government moves to restrict services for federal parliamentarians amid a supply crisis. Daly announces limits risk review if Opposition blocks Budget. potential return of airline tickets for senators and MPs. Fraser counterattacks while budget delay hurts. Northern Territory fears of disaster as welfare funds near end. Reduced House sitting times to curb overtime and spending.
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Department runs short adding 10 the pre vidons
The department announces a shortfall with $750,000 needed to meet salary commitments. Travel for MPs is curbed, newspapers and telephone services halted, intrastate travel by relief staff ended, and essential services like fire, transport, and inspections face cuts. VIP aircraft may continue under security.
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Call for action on drink and accidents in Parliament
A road safety report tabled in Parliament yesterday criticizes insufficient action to curb drink driving and road accidents. The piece notes government measures are inadequate and urges stronger steps to reduce alcohol related harm on roads.
Lattery Case Shifts Through Courts and Finance Debates
In a broad world news frame, legal and financial authorities weigh a high profile Lattery-related matter. Parliament debates repercussions, with court actions shaping the timeline and potential economic impacts for involved organizations. Stakeholders include government bodies, financial institutions, and international partners. Heavily docketed but unresolved, the episode highlights legal procedure and policy considerations amid mounting scrutiny.
Book page review notes on wartime figures and impressions
The page discusses Maurice Dushievy and Adolf Eichmann, with analysis of how the capture of war is described. Frank Cranston reviews Cre tan impressions by Doren, while OH Spate comments on the matter.
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Fraser holds firm as Senate reopens in supply delay
The Senate opened amid Fraser’s firm stance against backing down on the supply delay. He called on Prime Minister Whitlam to resign while asserting broad countrywide support for his position. Whitlam urged no response on a planned budget pause and emphasized aiming for index figures in the September quarter.
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