Post office strike looms in Australia
A 24 hour stoppage by telegraphists and postal clerks may occur if wage and condition demands to the Public Service Board are not met. J S Baker of the Australian Third Division Telegraphists and Postal Clerks Union said meetings with the board were disastrous and terms offered were paltry. Federal executives will meet in Sydney to decide next steps.
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20 Homes Raided in Bateman’s Bay Seaside Theft Spree
Thieves have broken into more than 21 seaside homes in the Bateman’s Bay area over the last few days. Police urge residents to secure properties and report suspicious activity as investigators review multiple break ins across coastal suburbs.
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Paris Britain discuss joint efforts on finance and security
Friendly Paris talks with Britain focused on potential joint action in international monetary systems and defense, with both sides agreeing to examine scope for closer cooperation. Discussions touched on reorganizations but detailed plans were not presented, and no firm outcomes were announced.
Two raiders shot down MiGs join U.S. jets in battle
In Saigon two U.S. Air Force planes were shot down over North Vietnam by Russian-built MiG fighters. The action occurred as 50 Air Force jets and 23 South Vietnamese planes bombed bridges at Thanh Hoa, seventy miles south of Hanoi, for the second straight day.
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Moral courage praised by Menzies in Melbourne sermon
Australia's Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies lauded U S intervention in Vietnam as the greatest act of moral courage since World War II. He defended the United States amid criticism, calling it a key manifestation of justice for the free world. Aerial combat near Ham Rong Oregon's Mouth caused two losses among U S planes.
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Space reactor unit launch pivots US space effort
US launches two nuclear reactors aboard a space satellite marking a first in space power. reports say Franco British relations show signs of easing amid ongoing attacks in Vietnam with bridges and roads targeted by air strikes near Hanoi. Canberra police report a death after combat and a separate bridge incident near Michelago. Prime Minister Wilson comments on devaluation rumors while global leaders discuss Anglo French talks and military pressures in Vietnam.
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Inday
Canadian PM urges pause in US air strikes on Vietnam
CAMP DAVID Maryland Sunday Canadian Prime Minister Pearson told President Johnson he favored a pause in US air strikes to see if Hanoi would settle the Vietnam conflict. Johnson declined to reveal his view of Pearson's proposal after a two hour conference, saying it was not for him to pass judgment.
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Nuclear reactor tests raise calm on orbit fears
Report describes scientists confirming an orbit safe from atmospheric contamination in case of accident. Four hours later radio commands started a six hour warm up as authorities monitored the system. Authorities cited no signs of overheating or danger. Firefighters battled a brush fire near Te Ataiu while a brigadesman detected burning odor from a vehicle engine.
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Atomic Energy Commis
Te Ataiu
James Enm
Kosygin urges Vietnam action
Soviet Premier Kosygin called for active support to stop aggression in Indochina during a Kremlin dinner honoring Pakistan's Ayub Khan. Tass quoted him accusing U.S. imperialists of aggression in North Vietnam and demanding withdrawal of troops from South Vietnam to let the Vietnamese people decide their future.
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Mr. Kosygin
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Rain forecast and distant drought notes from Budapest
A fragmentary report ties a rain forecast to Hungary's 20th liberation anniversary and mentions weather in Budapest and Indochina. It cites Mikoyan comments on rainfall and political criticism of U S assistance, noting showers and a 57 degree highs with cold south westerly winds.
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Budapest
Mikoyan
8 9 16 acts and 4 16
The fragment lists numbers 8 9 16 acts and the sequence 4 16. It reads like a catalog or puzzle teaser with minimal context or verbs. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable from the provided text.
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