Political trials offer to Whitlam
Indonesian spokesman said President Suharto informed Prime Minister Whitlam that political prisoners in Tudon esia could face trials. About 6,000 inmates are held in Java and Buru. fewer than 1,000 are considered dangerous convicts. The discussion arose during informal talks between the leaders. Whitlam's visit to Indonesia continued as officials noted broad agreement on topics and the question of Timor’s status.
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Indonesia
Borobudur
Jogjakarta
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Jabkaria
Siniay
Worilum
Alisteas Yin Tawyers
Tudon
Esia
Wday
Juvaima
Ane
Whitham
Resi
Tum Abi Rawal
Thuy Rash
Whitlam
Pardon Clears Day as Former President Faces Justice
In a late news report, AVP Pretend Ford announces a pardon for the former president. Press International cites Fong, noting the official said the former leader has faced enough confinement and guilt while in office, and the action is described as full, free, and absolute.
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Ford
Jewluy
Press International
CIA testimony alleges agency role in Chile disruption
Secret Washington testimony indicates CIA involvement in Chile from 1969 to 1973 to influence the Allende government. Me Colby reportedly said funding aided anti Allende forces and pressured Chilean officials to sway outcomes. The disclosure cites New York Times sources and a high level Senate committee probe.
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New York Times
Wiliam Colby
Allende
Ste Hy
W.alvanco
IAN Committee
Washington
Br Henry Kissinger
Hrtington
Congress
Nixon
Harringtoy
Thomas More Ban
Cial
Horse “Foreign Arts Committee
Colby
Alleinte
Ay Cay
Alfons
Hiale Department Inter
Contested Assembly Polls Nominated for ACT Election
Nominations closed for the ACT Legislative Assembly election to be held September 28 31 and 25 for the mine seats in Fraser and wine Canberra. Draw for positions followed with Independents dominant early on and candidates from the Australian Labor Party Liberal Party ACT Women Voters Australian Party and two Independents. The Australian Territorial Party and others also fielded candidates. Page 10
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Farassie
Act
Fraser
Canberra
Praver
Dra
Me Tor Vivian
Austalla
Ember
ACT Advisory Council
Is. Hext
Denis Gidate
Austentian Territorial Party
A Liberat
Labor Party
ALP
Bury
BLP
Australia
Tan Buek
Tim Pead
Ad Iiaelbory
DLP
Liberal Party
ALY
Australia Party
ALF
Mir Alan
Fred McCauley
Australian youths face job crisis as 185000 school leavers seek work
Minister Cameron warns August unemployment figures signal a worsening labour market with 185000 school leavers entering the workforce by January 1975. He cites Brisbane, Queensland and Western Australia hardest hit, noting metropolitan areas bear the brunt. Unfilled vacancies fell and youth unemployment rose, reversing July trends despite some rise in business turnover.
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Cameron
Wil
Queensland
Wexlend
McCameron
No Change in Dollar and Tariffs at This Stage
Government officials state there will be no devaluation of the Australian dollar or tariff protection changes due to rising unemployment. Enderby notes flexibility in policy but cautions against price hikes and import shortages if drastic moves occur. Opposition Leader Shedlein criticizes unemployment handling while the government aims to balance foreign trade and employment. Page 3.
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Endesty
Enderby
Engecy
Resternay
Cannbaling
Spd
Thane Tues
Lynch
Boeing crashes on Rome flight from Athens
A TWA Boeing airliner crashed today while en route from Athens to Rome. Athens airport sources confirmed the regular service was disrupted after the crash near Cop Fiona. Initial reports indicated emergency procedures were requested as ground crews secured the scene and authorities began inquiries.
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AAP
TWA
Rome
Sue Ayurves
Cel Aviv
Athene
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Fale
Armylcoe
Athenafer
Aurpartal
Rosen Aireraft
Cop Fiona
Sour Cay
Melbourne attack kills girl as rampage wounds twelve
A four hour assault in Melbourne left a girl dead and twelve others injured. Police killed 20 year old Martin Parkinson during the spree at a hospital area after he attacked people with a spade and gunfire. Eyewitnesses describe panic as victims including a 13 year old and a 3 year old girl were injured before authorities restrained the assailant.
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Melbourne
Martin Parkinson
Fiouay
Alfred Momi
Rory Suttering
Dent
Rachael Geshe
Parkinson
Royal Elgen's Hospital
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Coup attempt in Mozambique shakes independence talks
A failed attempt to seize power in Maputo by Frelimo supporters has disrupted Portugal's plans to transfer government power to the movement. The plan sought to appoint an interim government while independence, due next year, is set. Portuguese troops remained in the capital as fighting raged and the group reportedly held control of key radio stations and buildings. The episode follows negotiations on a new independence agreement and signals ongoing instability.
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Soliars
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Pir
Iso
CLA
Wap
Lourenco Marques
Portugal
Mocmabiqie
Frelimo Hay Stirred
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Mulpital Fo
Thge
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Wis
Erotin
Browder
Somn
Poruguese
Eadicortal
Cyprus talks open with two leaders in Geneva
Greek Foreign Minister Mr Mayros and United Nations officials report two politicians spent several hours last night in formal talks. The discussions followed a day of private meetings as Geneva eyes a common stand on Cyprus and near-term peace prospects.
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Geneva
Suiutay
Tap Reuter
Mayros
Odny
United Nations
Harilee Cepork
Teachers may go on strike in ACT
Fragmentary report mentions teachers federation and possible strike action in the Australian Capital Territory. Details are unclear, with garbled names and references to a meeting and payment issues. No clear outcome or dates are extractable from the readable text.
Seminar on International Pressure Opens At Anat Hix
A wide seminar explores international pressure dynamics and potential responses. The event, backed by regional entities, discusses strategic options and regional implications amid ongoing economic and political tensions.
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