UN boosts Asia aid share to 31 percent
United Nations Development Programme official My Nid Owen announced a rise in Asia’s UNDP technical aid funds, increasing the region’s share from 3 percent this year to 31 percent next year. Delegates from South Korea Taiwan and Japan denied that Vietnam War developments would harm their economies.
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Seeded lawns planned in Canberra water reserve project
The Department of the Interior plans 58 acres of new lawns in Molong Valley and Belconnen to ease future water supply. A committee backed amendments inviting staged watering limits and a reserve scheme, with lawns at Nash Curain, Lorens Mawson and Macquarie primary school grounds. Crackdown on water use discussed. no change to current watering hour expected next week.
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Five prisoners killed in Raleigh disturbance overwhelms jail
A chaotic incident in Raleigh led to five prisoners killed and six officers wounded during a prison uprising. Early reports indicate inmates seized control of sections of the facility as guards attempted to regain order. Investigations are underway by state authorities.
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Delegates Clash as ALP Tasmanian Rift Sparks Federal Shakeup
In Sydney on Wednesday the Tasmanian ALP executive confronts a challenge to one of its federal delegates stirring a power struggle between Whitlam loyalists and moderates. The Tasmanian branch plans to report on Harradine's credentials amid pushback from Victorian and federal officials, with potential walkouts and identity clashes shaping tomorrow's session. The dispute centers on alleged DLP ties and calls for a formal apology, as leaders weigh the proper representation of Tasmanian interests in the federal executive.
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United Front Sought by South Vietnam
South Vietnam proposes a summit of Vietnam allies as part of exploratory talks with the United States and other nations. Canberra reports say Washington and allies have discussed possible sites and timing around or after exploratory talks and before formal peace negotiations.
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Mr Gorton to visit US for summit amid Vietnam tension
Rumors swirl of Prime Minister Gorton traveling to the United States for talks with President Jolawav and other allies. A high level meeting looms as Washington signals possible allied action on Southeast Asia and Vietnam policy.
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Johnson Opens Talks in Honolulu Amid Vietnam Tensions
Reports from Honolulu indicate U S officials seek to bolster South Korea's defenses as Johnson initiates high level discussions. US and North Vietnam issues loom large with peaceful settlement in Vietnam urged. Officials stress readiness for full exchange of views while signaling no immediate shift in policy.
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War bride scandal debate delays military marriage permit
NSW Senator Metelland said the delay in obtaining army permission to marry a Vietnam veteran bride appeared scandalous. Private Thornton reportedly needed extra service in Vietnam for three more months before bringing his wife to Australia. The Army Minister's office said the matter was being investigated.
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Diocese publishes its debts first time in Australia
Perth reports Bunbury Diocese of the Roman Catholic Church publishes a financial position showing debts over 450 000 largely from loans with several major banks. The announcement marks a historic move by the church in Australia as priests and officials explain the totals and guarantees held by banks including ANZ Bank Bank of NSW National Bank and others.
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TRS Talks to Sommenders in Pacific Peace Talks
Honolulu dispatch reports Brendent Tabasco spending over three hours reviewing Pacific battlefield theater with large commanders as efforts to arrange peace negotiations continue. Statements by administration officials suggest the enemy has been forced to Sayomengt due to inflated operations near Khe Sanh.
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Protest Telegram to SA Speaker by ACT Unions
ACT trade unionists sent a protest telegram to South Australian House of Assembly Speaker Mr T Stout in Adelaide. Signed by D Meltugh president of the Trader and Labour Council and another ACT union representative, the telegram opposed the parliamentary move that produced Labor government defeat. The Opposition leader later proposed electoral reform, but the bill to reduce Assembly members from 39 to 9 was defeated.
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Weston Crewe district to begin development soon
Fragmentary notes show plans for a new Cauherre district in Weston Crewe with a timetable near the Nuametat year. Mentions riots and a Weel German Cabinet meeting on student core amid scattered references to other pages and classifieds.
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