Defence chief to head TAA
The retiring chair man of the Joint Chiefs of Star Committee, Air Chief Marshal Sir Frederick Scherger, has been appointed Chairman of the Australian National Airlines Commission. Sir Glenn Chipproialh has been Chairman of the Eimamision for seven years. The commission will oversee air transport policy and aviation matters.
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Frederick Scherger
Australian National Airlines Commission
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Gleen
Freleek
Charmon
Grevens
Two ACT men die on roads
A Canberra area crash killed two ACT men, Peter Keith Words 19 and Theodore Haynod 20, when a car rolled near Batemans Bay. The driver Allan Stanley Maisie 34 survived with critical injuries, while passenger Gloria Kelling 25 suffered abrasions and shock.
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Batemans Boy
Lake Burley Griffin Forecast Shows Mild Sunny Day
The forecast calls for a fine mild and sunny day with light winds. Early afternoon expected temperatures around Sh degrees and a northeast breeze of 5 to 10 knots over Lake Burley Griffin.
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Titay
Lake ‘Burley Griffin
British frigate stops tanker amid UN force debate
The report describes HMS Alerwick halting the tanker Manuela as part of a naval operation. It notes tensions over security council actions on Rhodesia and possible use of force, with Greece and South Africa referenced and mood on the council showing divisions and abstentions.
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Aap-Reuter
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Manuela
Beira
Defence Ministry
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Alerwick Hs
Manvelium
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Men see meteorite fall in New Zealand valley
Report from Wellington on a meteorite sighting in a valley during a Sunnay event. Local witnesses describe a bright streak and confirm fragments perhaps recovered by residents. No official confirmation yet, but excitement grows among collectors and astronomers in the region.
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NZ Valley
South Vietnamese forces drift as Da Nang mission falters
Fragments describe Marines flying out after the Da Nang operation, anti government groups pressing in central regions, and a Sagom Catholic statement opposing rebellion. In the north, Buddhists form a cabinet to direct a struggle, while the Unified Buddhist Church says it has no confidence in the government. Full report.
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Sagom
Saigon
Unified
Buddhist Church
Military junta's survival now in doubt
The South Vietnamese regime faces grave doubt as civil war tensions rise. Hue remains out of government control while northern militants and dissident officials loom. The Saigon government fights to hold Da Nang and the northern provinces amid shifting loyalties and political fracture.
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South Vietnam
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Hue
Vietnam
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Fter
Malik forecasts Singapore ties in foreign minister remarks
Article notes Malik predicting closer ties with Singapore per Foreign Minister Adam Malik. Fragmentary notes reference ACTL aiding Aboriginal pasteur workers in the Northern Territory and a 1910 gold minerals search in Waxe. Also mentions sport, weather, classifieds sections across pages.
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Vane
Diver Missing After Coast Search Near Port Kembla
Port Kembla police searched the Rendalong Point and surrounding shores for diver Robert Chrate 24 of Gillipoll Street who vanished during a skinsliver event. Chrate secretary of the Port Kembla Skin Diving Club was last seen near Bend Nong Point wearing a weighted belt to stay submerged. Raimond Parry, a fellow diver, tried to reach him but was unable as the cold hindered rescue efforts. A separate report notes an 11 year old diver drowned at Nelson Bay after entering a cave with other skindivers.
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Rendalong
Sera
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Gillipoll Steet
Port Kembla
Christie Wan
Hiesone
Elim
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Christie
Raimond Parry
Nice
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Sydney
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Testay
Pontiff Pleads for World Peace From St Peter’s Balcony
From St Peter’s Basilica the Pope renewed Eastertide pleas for world peace. He addressed brothers men and urged moral strength, hope, and unity under Christ as the beacon of spiritual and moral union for mankind.
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St Peter Basilica
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