Czech censor resigns post amid press reimposition
Prague reports that Josef Vohnout, chief censor of the Czech Government, resigned after censorship was reimposed following the occupation. He was replaced by Jovel Marlin as the agency notes tighter control and the eveled police powers, amid ongoing government friction with editorial offices and press resistance.
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Vohnout
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Wnt
Keegan
Cetuka
Vahefees
Havlin
Student leader gaoled in Rawalpindi riot case
Abdul Wishat Shaikh a Rawalpindi student leader was jailed for 19 years hard labour by an army court for taking part in unrest aimed at toppling President Ayub Khan. Two other student leaders and a former MP were also charged.
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Reuter
Feader Abdul Wishat Shaikh
Ayub Kohan
Bine
Sen
Yahya Khan
Fragmentary entry from unknown local column
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions names and numbers in unclear order, offering little readable context about person, place, or event. The readable bits suggest a local notice or column item but lack definite facts to confirm entities or outcomes.
Canberra butchers challenge Forbes over abattoir closure claim
Canberran and Queanbeyan retail butchers demanded withdrawal of Dr Forbes statement announcing the Canberra Abattoir closure. They called his remarks false and misleading, citing impact on meat prices and capacity limits. The dispute followed a March 28 seven page note setting the shutdown date and linked resignations.
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Porty Retail
Canberra
Queanbeyan
Forbes
ACT Advisory Couns Cil
J. H. Pead
Fores
Matement
Teeson
ACT Advisory Council
Couple shot dead in Page home on Herrgolt Street
A 28 year old man and his 22 year old wife were found shot dead in their new Page residence on Herrgolt Street late Monday night. Two children aged about two and ten were present. a shotgun was found near the man. Neighbours are caring for the children as police investigate a double killing. Post mortem exams planned with coroner notified.
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Page Home
Herrgolt Street
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Thei
US proposes new nuclear weapon controls in Geneva
The United States urged a policy shift to curb fissile material production and allow international inspections. Ambassador Adrian Fisher announced the plan to the disarmament committee, proposing verification by the IAEA in Vienna and signaling a change from previous positions. Fisher framed the move as essential to limit growth of stockpiled nuclear weapons.
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Tuewsay
United States
International Inspection
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Disarmament Committee
Interational Atomic Energy Agency
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Australian decimal currency alarm sparks official action
A fragmentary report notes government concern as the Reserve Bank investigates a series of counterfeit perfect dollar style notes. Officials move to halt circulation and examine the graphic prints and denomination patterns amid fears of broader fraud affecting the decimal currency transition.
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Lewiew
Graphic Arte
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Australia
Notes on currency reproductions and decimal era issues
A study traces the creation and reproduction of decimal currency notes, noting plates made in England by Levon Stro nd and printing by Jesse Broad and Co. It explains sourcing from sample currency copies prepared in a special oak case and preserved, with notes reproduced bearing identical numbers and stamps as in the presentation set. The Penrose Annual for AX preserves the work, while Australian authorities restrict replications to curb forgeries and counterfeit inferences.
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England
Levon Strond
Jesse Broad
Reserve Bank
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London
Hank
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Nine die in blast at explosives factory village Datibon
A blast at an explosives factory in Datibon killed nine people and wounded about forty. Sharply tremors shook the ground as a column of fire and dust rose, with ambulances, fire engines, and police moving into the area. Some buildings damaged but none collapsed according to early reports.
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IAAP
AL Teast
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Dattibon
Bewan Fingine
Datikoa
Lear
Punu
Aavaai
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Lagewry
Arpa
Parakoni
Barly
US plans withdrawal of troops amid Vietnam talks
US Secretary of State Rogers signaled possible U S troop withdrawals this year tied to North Vietnam reciprocation while secret talks might be under way with the Vietnamese Communists. He stressed no immediate withdrawals and declined to reveal private talks details. New Zealand Prime Minister Holyoake voiced hope to withdraw groups this year.
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Washington
United States
Rogers
North Vietnam
Wellington
New Zealand
Holyoake
Weelington
New Fenland
ANP
Pine
Me Molyouke
MT Rogers
US backs talks with North Vietnam and Saigon government
Government officials said the United States was willing to discuss political topics with North Vietnam and the Saigon government, stressing that Viet Namese people must determine their future. The plan praised as thoughtful was not a magic formula, with expectations of weeks of talks and regional diplomacy in Southeast Asia.
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Rogers
North Vietnam
Saigon
Vietnam
River
Mp Reers
Johnson
British order saves stand down for Jindivik workers
A British order for 24 Australian built Jindivik 3B target drones will sustain Melbourne factory jobs and avert retrenchments. About 434 Vindivik orders to the US, Sweden and Britain are noted, with 16 to be produced for the Detachment of Sunny and the RAN. The Jindivik, designed in 1954, spans up to 820 miles range and speeds above 600 mph, marking it a versatile target drone in postwar military aviation.
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Melbourne
Anderson
England
Vindiviky Routetom
Brin
United States
Sweden
Sunny
RAN
Vindivik
Raulio
Hedie Ike
Australia
Middle East Truce After Duel Efforts Falter
A tentative ceasefire was reported after a clash in the Middle East involving tank and artillery fire near Suse Cane area. Despite an initial agreement on a truce, fighting persisted in Kantars and Witter Takes zones, with a spokesman noting 35 casualties. Other world news items include Papua New Guinea independence chatter, Easter travel notes, and Australian industry concerns.
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