Leaders' talks to be cut after surgery on Mrs Ford
New York reports that a planned White House meeting between Prime Minister Whitlam and President Ford will be scaled down after Mrs Ford underwent cancer surgery. Surgery prompted shortened sessions as aides and observers expect fewer topics for discussion, with SEATO bases energy and communications among potential issues.
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New York
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Whitlim
Ford Auld
Ford
Mira Ford
Willan
Whitlam
White House
Sen
Wiliam
White’ House
SEATO
Whillem
General ‘Assembly
Fomort
Lithswanian
Lumon
Estonia
Australia
Soviet Union
Mrs Ford Recovers After Breast Cancer Surgery
Report notes Mrs Ford recovering after a breast cancer operation. Doctors describe the surgery as successful with witnesses including Drs Witlinny Lukash and Mrs Font observing the procedure and the patient’s condition improving over several days.
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Fones
Lukash
Mra Font
Ford criticized over threat to production colluters
Reuters report notes Fidel Costa and others sharply criticized President Ford for warnings that targeted production and materials. The piece mentions public rallies, senior US figures, and ongoing bilateral prospects as observers assess normalisation efforts amid the controversy.
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Aap-Reuter
Ti Cuber
Fidel Costa
Costo
Cairns pledges no rate cuts in short term outlook
Acting Prime Minister Cairns signals no immediate reduction in interest rates wandering through tax indexation ideas. He notes government finances and supply demand influence future levels while stressing a waiting stance on tax changes and debt relief options amid ACTU pressures and public discontent within Labor ranks.
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Dr Cairns
Fiat
Cairns
Work prescribed as cure for inflation
Dr Cairns urged Australians to work their way out of inflation. He said confidence, production and a budget focused on labour were key. He warned devaluation cannot cure unemployment and outlined near term government measures to restore capacity and shield employment.
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Cairns
Mio
de Culena
Calms Aald
Four Young Crash Victims Identified After Adelaide Car Collision
Police said a family of four died when their car veered off a rail near the Lower Eight River and sank into water. The victims were Nevinko Sarlinic, Rarewater, his wife, and two children Vanessa Janina and another son. All were found inside the vehicle with fatal injuries.
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Numan
Summy
Adelaide
Me Nevinko
Sarlinic
Rarewater
Lema
Diye
Giten Holine
Irene
Vanessa Janina
Australian servicemen rescued after PNG helicopter crash
Two Australian servicemen were treated at 4 Highlands Hospital Port Moresby after their Iroquois helicopter crashed on a survey mission for the Papua New Guinea Defence Force. The crash occurred on Monat Roways 2,900 metres east of the Suuiheyyy Hye Hinily. Army spokesmen provided brief details with no immediate condition report for the injured.
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Portmoresby
Highlends
Temple
Stlent Port
Tensere
Papi New Guinea Defence Force
Liberal gains in ACT election shock Labor stronghold
In the ACT Legislative Assembly election Labor loses about 10 percent to an all time low near 24 percent, while the Liberal Party surges by almost 20 percent from 1970 Advisory Council levels. The Liberals win or threaten seats in Canberra and surrounding divisions as postal votes roll in and implications for the federal picture loom. Labor figures acknowledge voter disenchantment with government policies though stop short of blaming the federal government.
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Tahor
ACT Libor
Punt Labor Sowards
Liberal Party
ACT Legislative Assembly
Staurdays
Labor
Hust Advisory Council
Almiatt
Advisory Council
Puzzled reactions seen in Canberra poll results
Community leaders and residents voice confusion over a local poll in Canberra’s Meli sector. Me Uryatt notes anger over communication gaps while stressing the need for clarity on how well the government serves the area. The overall vote remains unpopular in Labor strongholds as observers question turnout and message.
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Canberra
Labor Vale
Fieri
Fede
Continuity of policy as ACT Legislative Assembly forms
The ACT Legislative Assembly is unlikely to reverse major policies of its Advisory Council predecessors. It may appoint new blood while preserving current recommendations on key issues. Party lines and independents shape chairmanship and policy directions as assembly balance remains tight amid potential cross party support or opposition.
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A\ Advisory Council
Sonal
Connell
caMte HS
Mujor Pares (Liber and
Labor
Fray Tees
Aunt Immer
Binney
Advisory Council
Tiquorian
Goren
ACT
Tohhetter
Prices Hearings Open In Public Inquiry Tomorrow
The Prices Justification Tribunal will hold public inquiries tomorrow, examining price controls for cement and related goods. The Nesile Company lists price adjustments with a 13 percent rate, while bulk and bagged cement prices rise. A special rate of 32 is noted for bulk and bagged cement, and basketed cement increases to 2.40 per anne.
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Mpliuurkes Sumuay
Plvnlic
Tomurrow
Nesile Company
Liberals Strength Confirmed in NSW Election Vote
Opposition leader Mr Snedden claimed the vote showed Liberal Party strength among ACP voters and NSW urban voters, noting Labor Party failures to address city issues and forecasting a continuing trend in the ACT Liberal Party’s gains.
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Snedden
ACP
ACT Liberal Party
Snl
Nsw
Hamid
Labor Party
Arrests surge among Portugal right wing leaders
In Portugal more than 70 right wing figures including former ministers and the son of the deposed Prime Minister Caetano were reportedly arrested amid the country’s worst crisis since the April coup. The crackdown followed a sniper incident near Lisbon and a thwarted rally as President called off the gathering to ease tensions. Names cited include former foreign minister Alberta Prince Nout and former defense ministers Morella Danita and Afr Silva.
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Lishon
AAP - Reuter
Caetano
Amie Portugal
Vance” Cisacilves
Ant
Lofe
Right
Sin
Bil Coits
Ant Leitewingers
Byryloudy Afaups
Femse Engibil
Ely
Ihe Haihaing
Eli
Alberta
Nout iv
Morella Danita
Afr Silva
Amare
Foullan Te Arrive
Ameommaler
Pari Guise Fortes
Mozambique
Par Aingal
Nesmen
Ancona Champalima
Likely Winners and Contenders in Local Council Race
A garbled editorial page recounts a local council election with named candidates from Labour Liberal and Independent groups. It lists likely elected officials including Jim Loed Inmm and Gorton Walsh and notes more hopefuls such as Warren Lennem and Peter Vallee along with party labels and speculative outcomes reflected in poll tables on page 3.
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Ge Cornwell
Warren Lennem
Pater Vallee
Lab
Workivan Aus Party
Peter Bllyard
Fred ‘McCautey
Billlye Indy
Harold
Beier Hichanan
Australian woman tortured in Chile claims emerge
Fragmented text references Australia and Chile with scattered mentions of South Africa, Iran, Italy, and Britain. claims of torture surface amid foggy notes on energy, finance, and development. The piece appears as a scrambled news snippet with multiple named entities partially readable.
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