First head of the lake regatta for ACT schools
Canberra secondary schools will race for the Head of the Lake trophy with 170 competitors from Canberra Grammar, Canberra School, Lyneham High, Narrandera College and other institutions. Racing starts at 3 30 pm on a 1500 metre course from Central Basin under Kings Avenue Bridge, with spectators urged to view from the rowing shed.
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Canberra
Canberra Grammar School
Teloper Park
Lynehamigh
Sidmind's College
Timalan College
Minder Bridge
Ul Ger
Secondary Schools Sports Association
WR. Fraser
Fraser
Central Basin
Kings Avenue Bridge
Fatt ‘Basin
Move to control foreign shippers by government supervision
Government moves to regulate overseas shipping and finance by imposing incentives and restrictions on foreign shippers. Officials say new legislation will require licensing, price controls, and subsidies tied to national interests, aiming to curb profits and tighten monitoring of imports and exports.
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Peter Samuel
Ficiab
Wine Wool And Cheese At Canberra Fashion Exibit
The Canberra fashion show included Sir John McLeay and guests such as Mrs Petersens and Australian week figures. Drinks and food mingled with wine, wool and cheese as attendees enjoyed a March event featuring a Swedish ambassador’s wife and a TV star. Freshly shorn sheep in the foyer drew amused glances.
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House of Representatives
John McLeay
Canberra-Res
Avisitalia
Mentary Union
Mra
Gusta al Petersens
Jimmy Mannan
Appear
Gondin
Buddhist leadership doubts Ky government five month plan
A communique from Buddhist hierarchy says a new government is unnecessary for three to five months. The church aims to send a delegation to northern provinces to deter extremist anti government acts, as General Thi leads rebel factions in Hue and Da Nang.
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Catwell
Fairhall
Nang
Vietnam
Tulsa
Mune
Walser
Prosihie
United
Marshal Ky States
Ansira
Ian
Dar
Treops
Mtetmamere Boerne Imaal
Thisayt
Launceston
Tasmanyan
Ienowa
Nichole
Tut Qiang
EX-1
Ment
Rime
Nguyen Ca
Likor Women's Association
Northern Elie
Hue
Cosa
New chief in Vietnam amid anti Pekong rally protests
Widespread demonstrations erupted as crowds gathered near Jakarta and Saigon influenced by regional politics. Officials reported clashes around foreign embassies including Chinese posts, with police and security forces attempting crowd control. The unrest reflected tensions amid regional leadership transitions and debates over influence in Indochina.
Gilroy Backs Call Up Policy Amid Vietnam Debate
Cardinal Gilroy of Sydney supports the Commonwealth government over conscription for Vietnam service. He says the government must safeguard welfare and act conscientiously, while Anglican bishops urge prudent analysis of a difficult problem.
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Gilroy
Sydney
Cardinal Gilroy
Commonwealth
Vietnam
Gulroy
Spt
Australia
Fonghe
Commonwealth of Ausvalle
Marion
A book that escaped a ban on Saturday views
Section notes a book that escaped a ban and mentions Garry Restucle's Pop Cult column on TV and art. It references Saturday features and pages covering variety from church services to courts and finance. Includes scattered phrases about teaching laymen to paint and a report on local issues.
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Garry Restucle
Tv-Art
Vernon Tennis Match Stolen Tape Repels Heist
A garbled report notes a theft attempt tied to Vernon tennis. It mentions a repelled effort and an unclear description of the tape involved, with details truncated and names/origins missing.
Copper prices rise overseas on strong market signals
Copper prices climbed overseas as London dealers followed Chilean gains. The surge in the stock market and producer optimism supported higher prices, with expectations that Chilean producers would push even further.
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London
Ducent
Chile
Australian Wounded Soldiers Named in Vietnam Report
Australian wounded Private Love of the 1st Battalion Roya Australian Regiment was shot in the right thigh in South Vietnam and operated on at a casualty clearing station. The report lists Mr Hawthorne of Western Australia among the wounded.
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Hawthorne WA
South Vietnam
Love
Roya ‘Australian Regiment
Elest
Ing Station
Tunku signals talks with Indonesia possible to ease tensions
Kuala Lumpur reports Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman said Malaysia would consider talks with Indonesia if confrontation ends. He stressed recognition of Singapore only if Indonesia halts hostile moves. He insisted talks require peace and would not reopen discussions while confrontations continue. Australia noted Australia’s stance on peace and Malaysia’s position remains cautious.
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Kuala Lumpur
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Singapore
Indonesia
Malaysia
Tention
Japore
Ida Tuelanente
Ava
Sydney
Hmas Sydney
Flodae
Australia
Vietnam
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