Man 71 dead nine hurt in hospital crash
A 71 year old man died at Grandin Base Hospital after a two car crash on Saturday night. Nine others were injured including patients from Kenmate Hospital and a nurse from Frontline Hospital. The collision occurred on Hay Street near Wood Street. Police investigated the high speed impact and urged caution.
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Queen Mother visits Canberra amid royal schedule
The Queen Mother, accompanied by Prince Charles, attends services at St John’s and meets ministers as she tours Canberra. Officials include Prime Minister, Lady Cavey, and Governor General Tod Cases. Plans include a two day Snowy Mountains visit followed by a trip to Fiji.
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Ky plans force to take Da Nang from Communists
Prime Minister announces military operations to clear Da Nang of Viet Cong influence. Government says 500000 policemen and 2000 soldiers will support actions, with Marines already moved into Da Nang area. Hue and northern region cited as more volatile than expected, while internal political pressure grows.
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Darby Munro dies and Saigon unrest worries US
AAP report from Washington notes President Johnson watches the South Vietnam crisis with a cautious tone as Buddhist protests in Saigon intensify. The news mentions Darby Munro’s death in Sydney and broad political tensions with Vietnam, Britain, and domestic demonstrations shaping policy discussions.
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Fires in U S sweep vast areas amid heat and smoke
A chaotic national blaze scene unfolds as crews battle wildfires across multiple states including New York and Alabama. Reports cite evacuations, high winds, and scorched landscapes with authorities coordinating routes and resources. Names appearing amid the coverage include local officials and fire chiefs.
Sir Robert Named Scholar in Residence at Virginia College
Sir Robert Menaves will be scholar in residence for the Alabama term at Vinveroy University. He will deliver public lectures and participate in seminars in the school of law and the department of government and foreign affairs.
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Cabinet To Discuss Mail Dispute Today
Federal Cabinet and Postmaster General will discuss ongoing mail carrier disputes across Australia. The talks involve Hulme Cabine and ministers on wages, with 12 million letters and 4 000 bags of mail affected. Swadney and Perth report widespread stoppages and disrupted sorting and coding operations.
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Peacock Wins Kooyong By Election In Melbourne
Mr A Peacock, aged 27, won the Kooyong by election with 65 percent of the vote for the Liberal Party in Melbourne. Totals show Peacock 24 299, Brereton 755, Cock 213, Gaynor 5 737, with 894 informal votes. Rolls list 49 500 voters. overall turnout reflects a strong Liberal gain versus 1963 data.
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Holt comments on by election Kooyong result in Canberra
Prime Minister Holt spoke in Canberra yesterday on the Kooyong by election. He said the Liberal Party gained a thin young recruit with a long parliamentary life ahead and noted the by election’s movement tended to disadvantage the government. He blamed token and maximal campaigns by the ALP, DLP, and other groups for the outcome while stressing the government’s broader policy support in Vietnam and national service.
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Labor swing in Kooyong threatens government hold
Mr Calwell spoke at NSW Labor HQ noting a 7 percent swing against the Government in Kooyong. He said the shift could bring Labor as close to victory as in 1954 and 1961. He attributed the result to broader public sentiment rather than personal followings, warning of a downward slide in government popularity.
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Author dead in cyclone news and housing loan report
Fragmented notices mention Cyclone Shirley moving with high winds and heavy rain in northwest Western Australia. Other items reference Fullerton California housing loan details and Forester, aged 66, linked to Horatio Ei woe. dates and pages provide scattered context.
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