ANU Students Representative Council election invalidated
A committee at Australian National University orders a new poll for tomorrow with nominations closed and withdrawals allowed until 8 am. The irregularities claim ballots were not counted and candidates were undeclared or undergrad. Four members were elected unopposed. Jeremy Fith resigns as returning officer. An annual meeting will be co convened on April 20 with officers to be elected.
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Auatitlan
Nairn University
Studens
Jeremy Fith
Bas
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Ani
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Representative Council
Pilgrim crash witnessed near Damascus shocks Beirut crowd
Witnesses described a Royal Jordanian aircraft crash west of Damascus while en route from Beirut to Jerusalem. The Fire and chaos followed the crash site about two miles from the scene, with Belgians and others reported among casualties. Authorities investigated the route and cause as scenes of smoke and debris unfolded.
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Jordan
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Dart Herald
Royal Jordanian
Beirut
Jerusalem
Damascus
Tunku appeals for peace in radio plea to Indonesia
The Malaysian Prime Minister Abdul Baku urges peace in a direct radio appeal to Indonesia. He frames the conflict as a division within religion and politics, emphasizing friendship and condemning Communists. The broadcast calls for mutual safety, warning of continued hostility if aggression persists and urging restraint across both nations.
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Kuala Lumpur
Aap Reuter
Tusk Abdul Baku
Indonesia
Rain Dampens but Fails to End Drought Across NSW
Rain fell in many areas yet provided little relief as the drought persists across New South Wales. The Weather Bureau reports scattered showers bringing meager totals, with the far south and coastal regions seeing some rain while northern and western areas remain dry, impacting pastures and livestock. Local farmers express cautious optimism yet warn that continued rain is needed to sustain feed and water supplies, with forecasts suggesting limited improvement in the immediate term.
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Ceosnal Coast
Nsw
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Gael Party Loss Cited in Irish General Election
In Dublin Suiny AAT the Gael party says it lost a seat in the general election. Weenise of varus costly mental pentients is mentioned as a factor.
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Gael Party
Saigon turmoil deepens over Johnson peace offer spurned
Saigon reports fresh internal strife as Communist China North Korea and Russia reject President Johnsons unconditional talks. Suspensions shake South Vietnam Armed Forces Council amid allegations of corruption and power struggles.
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People's Daily
Anglican bishops rebuke Prime Minister over Vietnam peace stance
The Right Reverend J.8. Moyes accuses the Prime Minister of ignoring the 1954 Geneva Accords in Vietnam negotiations. He cites stiff U.S. and Chinese actions and argues for restraint, while noting churches across Australia seek signatures on a new letter. Archbishops Strang and others weigh in as bishops back cautious pressure.
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Submarine Sighting Probed by Royal Australian Navy
Melbourne reports the Royal Australian Navy is investigating sightings of 12 submarines off the Victorian coast. Officials say observers described objects and movement as the fleet remained under inquiry while awaiting confirmation.
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Melbourne
Royal Australian Navy
Victorian
Sukarno Ta Chang
Sydney
Indonesian ambassador's wife stars in Canberra pistol challenge
Mrs Kosasih, wife of Indonesia's ambassador, shot against six Canberra shooters in a social pistol event. She scored 96 of 100, becoming Indonesia's women champion in small bore and life anthology pistol contests, and drew praise from Canberra Pistol Club secretary Cam Edwards for natural talent.
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Canberra
Indonesia
Cam Edwards
Australia
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Burnt actress Lind Darnell dies in Chicago blaze
Lind Darnell, a renowned American actress with a career spanning more than 50 films, died in a Chicago burn unit after attempting to save a girl from a four room fire. She sustained burns over a major portion of her body, remained conscious shortly after the incident, and passed away with family and colleagues by her side. Her daughter Patricia was present, and friends recalled her generous spirit and dedication to her craft.
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Richard Curtis
Calwell backs Johnson in Asia policy debate
The Australian Labor Party leader Calwell defended Prime Minister Johnson's Vietnam policy arguing that cooperation with the United States is essential to prevent the spread of communism in Asia. He warned against wavering and urged Australia to support Johnson's program and participate fully in allied efforts.
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Auatrar
Fragmentary World War II Era Clip Mentions Sukarno and Berlin
Disjointed OCR fragment references Sukarno and Indonesian leaders, West Berlin action, and unspecified military topics. Vague notes touch on ministers, naval changes, and a wedding item, with several garbled phrases and unlikely connections to a coherent event.
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