Multimillion Pine Forest Plan for Monaro Revealed
NSW official announces a plan to plant 124000 acres of pine forest in the Monaro region centered near Nimmitabel. The program aims to create a large softwood timber source with substantial industrial development and regional employment, though exact costs are yet to be finalised.
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Senator Heatley to succeed Sherring in Queensland council
The Executive Council appointed William Clarence Heatley of Surf ers Paradise to replace Senator Sherring, who died on March 1. Heatley, 43, takes the position as Queensland executive council member.
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Calwell Defends Conscription in Mt Fairhall Speech
Calwell defended conscription amid Labor leadership tensions, saying the Liberal Government would act decisively on national service. He warned that opposing conscription would undermine Southeast Asian commitments and US confidence, while stressing Australia’s obligation to defend with or without overseas involvement.
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Holt to Visit Asia as Planned
Australia and South Vietnam talks proceed amid internal turmoil. Prime Minister Holt remains committed to a Southeast Asia tour including Australia. Deputy Prime Minister McEwen will act during his six parliamentary days away. The trip aims to meet Australian troops, university leaders, and international heads. the plan includes Radio Australia coverage and a global outreach through Project Oscar.
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Labour Council opposes march in Sydney streets
The Labour Council rejects a planned demonstration in Sydney threatening action if it proceeds. Officials state the march would incite workers and disrupt industries, with government decisions reportedly urging restraint and conscription concerns cited as the basis for opposition.
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Vietnam generals promise elections by September
The 10 month old military regime unveiled an 11 point communique on the eve of a Buddhist protest and promised a constituent assembly and elections by mid September to frame a civilian constitution. It was unclear if the junta would hand over power or remain governing provisional.
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University to aid satellite launch in United States
Melbourne university will play a major role in launching Australia's first satellite in the United States later this year. The involvement signals a significant collaboration between Australian and American science efforts and marks a milestone for Melbourne's space research program.
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Four Million Melbourne Cinema Centre Planned in Rourke Street
A $4 million cinema centre will rise on Rourke Street Melbourne replacing the old Payne’s Farche site near Southern Cross Hotel. The project includes three cinemas and upper floors with air conditioned Moe space and is touted by Hoyts Theatres manager H Armstrong as a major revival of the industry not seen since the early talkies.
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Buddhist and Military Leaders Clash Over Vietnam Election Plan
Amid Saigon turmoil Buddhist leaders press for general elections as the government, led by Ky and Thieu, signals plans for an interim regime. Military figures protest. Da Nang and Hue tensions rise as demonstrations parade with banners calling for democracy. The government vows to draft election laws within ten days and prevent Communist infiltration.
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Parents Oppose State Aid Debate Fragment
Readable text shows parents opposing state aid in a municipal context. Mentions a radio debate and a chart, with references to a 3 percent figure and a $663 amount. Specific dates and locations are unclear in the fragments.
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Wool Wine Cheese Parade Wins at Canberra Rex Hotel
Wool wine cheese parade of winners at the 1965 Australian Wool Fashion Awards will be held tonight at Canberra Rex Hotel, with a wine and cheese tasting by the Australian Wool Board. A nine-page feature on the venture begins on page 15.
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