Fairbairn to attend Anzac Day service
The Minister for National Development Fairbairn will represent the Government at the Anzac Day service at the Australian War Memorial. The ceremony begins at 10 30 am and is attended by the Governor General Lord Casey and Lady Casey. A wreath laying follows the service with military and police contingents.
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Lady Casey
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Martin
Mt Arnal
Nsw
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van Sand
OM. Bechey
Queen sends a message on Anzac Day tribute
The Queen sent a message yesterday to the defence minister and Commonwealth leaders marking Anzac Day. She spoke of remembrance for gallant men and the enduring courage of Australian and New Zealand servicemen serving in Vietnam and future generations.
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Sir Casey
Peepee
Australia
New Zealand
Simei
Robert Meagan
Iit
Defence
Palrhall
Austraia Psp
Vietnam
Tyre
Fromm
Elenbone
Canberra Weather: Cool and Cloudy With Light Easters
Canberra expects a cool cloudy day with light easterly winds and a maximum near 63 degrees. Overnight lows around the mid 40s were reported, with Anzac Day services noted for shops and services in Canberra showing extended closures and limited hours.
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Canberra
Australian gift sparks stir amid Vietnam War era tale
Australian Army nurses and the Women's Royal Australian Army are noted in a fragment about a gift causing stir. The text mentions Carpe members from Kaponks New South Wales and a confrontation near Tan Mai in South Vietnam during a Saturday incident.
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Royal Australian Army
Carpe
Kaponks
Nsw
Vietnes Raad
Tan Mai
South Vietnam
Kingston Narra Bundah club unveils memorial stone
The Kingston Narrabundah branch held an Anzac Day ceremony unveiling a black granite stone in memory of volunteers and orphans who served Australia during wartime. Local figures included J Bleechmore and J Fraser, with errors and fragmented text noting Wide participation from Canberra and surrounding regions.
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W. Keyes
Australia
Kingston, Narrabundah
Keyes
W. Woodbridge
J. M. Hoare
D. G. Inknson
Duntrann
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Tobruk
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Esterday
Mayar
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Ier Austen
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Victor
Indah Battalion
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Muddie East
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J. R. Fraser
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Pontroon
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Narrahuindah
W. Woodbird
Canberra
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Seton
Adelaide
Nsw
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Victoria
Thos Ste. Cain Finveau
Yen
Wanda Racks
Woman Waits Wounded in Wrist to See Queen Mother
At Christchurch Cathedral a woman named Mme R. E. Weatherall of Linwood waited with a bullet lodged in her wrist to glimpse the Queen Mother's procession to a divine service. The injury occurred when a spent 22 shell exploded near her as she stood amid the crowd.
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Christchurch Cathedral
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R. E. Weatherall
Linwood
Abe
Australian system impresses UK police chief
Britain's second largest police force chief praised Australia's unified police system noting a single structure covers the whole state. In Canberra he spoke after a Cooma incident where a tractor-truck accident left a mother and two children injured and a man killed by a falling tree. Local authorities described the injuries as serious but the children were admitted in a district hospital. funeral arrangements were pending.
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Carchi
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Pater Bitares
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Cromewen Gratier
Cooma
Neville Weslear
David Bruce
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Curter
Jillian Trene
Owming
Persion
Lee Cacia
Marat
Cooma North
Trict Hospital
Fragmented note on English and Welsh police forces
A damaged paragraph discusses police forces in England and Wales. Mentions London's Metropolitan Police and varying force sizes, with unclear figures and references to crime prevention and mobilization without coherent details.
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London
Metropole
Mrengih
Nace Bgrahaston
Antidote to sea wasp sting in sight
Major breakthrough at Queensland University toward an antidote for sea wasp stings. North Queensland venom research led by De Endean and Endeanid team, with a hydrodermic needle method to neutralize toxin. Canberra police and local officials coordinated transfer for further study and potential deployment.
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Queensland University
Ty Barner Ue University
de Rober
Barclay Row Pty Ltd
Mooroka
Quesnaland
Canberra
Conma Ambulance Twa
Nolan
Cagis
Polson
Banstead
Flea and fly blight hit sheep grazing near Clifton Hills
Neatly penned report notes severe fly swarms blinding horses and driving livestock to danger on Birdeville track south of Clifton Hills. MP Mr Coney and others cite losses as pasture quality worsens and lambs suffer as green feed retreats amid pest pressure.
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Clifton Hills
Birdeville
Coney
Casey Ald
Fraser Warns Conscription Essential For Australia
Mr Hassock reports that calls up for national service remain essential to Australia’s security. Highlights from a televised debate feature Fraser and Hasluck urging conscription for Vietnam, while critics question its necessity. audience of 240 voices supported the pro conscription stance.
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Hoeben
Aliany
Sports car driver killed near Hume Highway crash
Police reported a fatal head on collision on the Hume Highway mid way between Khcalhurn and Yar Weilnderlinod. The deceased was identified late last night as Mr Dohy MacRae of Rewral. A second driver from Sydney survived with minor injuries.
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Dohy MacRae
Rewral
Prestige for Australia Rising Gains Global Respect
A statement praises Australia for standing by its beliefs and acting on them, noting respect from Asian countries even where views differ. It emphasizes that Australia’s steadfastness earns prestige through deeds over words.
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Australia
Commonwealth and ACT Police Organise For Mountain Tour
A report notes organisation and methods for the Commonwealth Police and the ACT Police as a plan for a forthcoming tour of the Snowy Mountains scheme. The article mentions a scheduled departure that day for the journey to the mountains.
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Commonwealth Police
ACT Police
Snowy Mountains
Church calls for NS poll in South Australia
The Methodist Church in SA urges a nationwide referendum on conscripting national servicemen to fight abroad. The statement, sent to the Prime Minister, criticizes current policies and calls for reexamination to find a more equitable approach amid parliamentary debate.
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Commonwealth
Australia
Vietnam
Methodist
Sa’ Polticiana
Davison
Seer
Galvin
Lesson
ALP
Train for Survival Says GG Urges Global Prep
A fragmentary report cites GG urging survival training and strong UN action. It notes statements by officials on Vietnam, Australia joining plans, and calls for long range development through education and resource exploitation. The text reflects a global policy focus and honorary degree mentions.
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