Calwell Calls for Nationwide Duty Poll on Vietnam Conscription
In a Tasmanian Labor conference address Calwell condemns partial opinions on conscription and defends national service He argues defence and security justify conscription but warns against the lingering harms of past wars He predicts the next 18 months will test Australians as Vietnam policy shapes political loyalties with national action debated by party leaders.
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New ACT church development commission eyed this year
A national commission for church development in the ACT may be formed this year if church authorities in Australian states agree. The plan, discussed at Canberra meetings, involves inter church planning and a caretaker commission to study the matter with witnesses.
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Strike at Government House by gardeners over union membership
Government House gardeners walked off for a short time yesterday morning over union membership. Tenants refused to work at 7 am while the dispute, involving the Australian Workers Union and the Conciliation Commissioner Mr J Findlay, was discussed. The event underscores tensions between management and union or non union labour in industrial circles.
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Thief Faces Trouble After Stealing Lorry Load
A thief who stole a loaded lorry from Stepney in East London faces trouble disposing of his loot. The SA7,500 load included Bovril carvona and meat, allegedly destined for China, according to police reports.
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Vietcong attack at Tan Son Nhut kills eight, wounds 128
In a major assault on Tan Son Nhut base, Vietcong rockets and mortars killed eight Americans and a Vietnamese engineer and wounded 128. The attack damaged aircraft, a fuel tank, and helicopters while firemen fought a large blaze. A Skyraider was reported destroyed near Vinh by a Russian-built SAM.
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Buddhist and Catholic rivals shape South Vietnam political race
A Vietnamese editor reports that the military junta in Saigon faces Buddhist and Catholic pressure as reform moves toward civilian rule. The Buddhists seek influence while denying pro communism ties, while Catholics fear loss of influence and favor a controlled transition. The junta aims to preserve war unity and balance civilian participation without ceding power to religious groups.
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Waiting game deepens in Vietnam crisis as US weighs options
Washington officials express alarm over Saigon turmoil and its impact on military operations. Austin and Defense departments deny pursuing air strikes while tensions rise over anti American sentiment and possible exploitation by Communists. In Saigon Ky criticizes US approach and asserts China as war root during student council session. he predicts eventual direct confrontation with Red China.
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Vietnam Debate Dominates Inter-Parliamentary Union Meet
At Parliament House the Inter-Parliamentary Union discusses Vietnam as a key issue with a full scale debate on aggression and security. Polish chairman Mr Wende leads most speakers opposing American policies as delegates from the United Arab Republic, Australia, and others weigh proposals on the Vietnamese situation.
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Fragmented OCR notes on pages and classifieds tease
Fragmentary text references page one headlines and sections. Mentions Greek comedy Leveisteata and a battery special with numbers and prices. Scattered notes include piano items and a classifieds segment across pages 24 25 26.
Inquest Evidence At Yass Hospital Inquest
Witnesses at the resumed Yass inquest into a death include Matron Prowse and two sisters at Yass District Hospital. The inquest, overseen by Coroner T. M. Clayton, continues with evidence presented on Wednesday.
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