Melbourne airman drowns after Sea Venom jet crash
An observer from the Royal Australian Navy Fleet Air Arm drowned when a Sea Venom jet fighter crashed over the hull of HMAS Melbourne in the Sulu Sea off the Philippines. The pilot, thrown into the water, survived with only bruises.
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Sulu Sea
Philippines
Edward George Kendell
Gregory Street
Navy Department
Canberra
Macy Nha
Mathison
Vance
genGie
Merlin Carey
Hospital silent on maternity ward concerns
Mothers at Can berray Community Hospital complain about conditions in the obstetric ward as officials remain silent. The report notes ongoing grievances from patients regarding care, cleanliness, and staff responsiveness in the maternity department.
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Can Berray
Obstetrica
Secret document of Northern roads disappears from MP office
A copy of a secret document about beet roads in Northern Australia vanished from Labor MP's office. The Speaker ordered a House investigation into the disappearance. The document, prepared for division to Cahine VII, was kept confidential but copies emerged last year. Parliament discussed safeguards and publication plans, with officials citing government assurances.
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Australia
Labor
MPM
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Dawson
Britain agrees to talk with Rhodesia rebels
The British Prime Minister announced to Parliament that Britain will hold informal official level talks with Rhodesia rebels to probe whether a negotiation basis exists. Observers note major hurdles remain before any settlement is reached and that talks carry no commitments for either side.
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Rhodesia
Srs
Wilson
Rhodesian Premier Smirks On Talks Optimism
In Salisbury the rebel Rhodesian Premier Mr Smith grinned when asked if he was optimistic about the talks outcome. He replied, wait till we get round the table, signaling cautious outlook amid ongoing negotiations.
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Mr Smith
Salisbury
Woroni editor blocks obscene content amid political crisis
In a heated debate, Woroni editor Hulme defended the paper against claims of obscenity while political tensions surge over Rhodesian independence talks. Officials warned the issue could trigger legal action as government and university authorities clash over censorship and press freedom.
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Iti
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Delicate and Dangerous Role in Vietnam Policy Debate
The Foreign Minister Hastuck described Western efforts in Vietnam as delicate and dangerous, stressing that remaining passive would be even riskier. He argued the United Nations and allied actions require care, opposing heavy or unchecked military steps. The discussion touched on Australia’s defense stance, relations with the United States, and potential political moves in Parliament.
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al Cencor
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Canberra
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Japan clears iron plan for Tasmanian ore pelletising plant
The Japanese government formally approves a joint venture between Mitsubishi and Sumitomo Shoji Raisha to mine Savage River ore in Tasmania and build a pelletising plant. The project, linking American and Australian partners, aims to produce about 2.25 million tons of iron ore pellets annually for sale in Japan.
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Japan
Sumitomo Shoji
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Dahlia Mining Co Ltd
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Savage River
Power plan outlines hydro electric scheme for Territory
A revised plan proposes a big hydro electric power scheme intended to supply energy across the Territory. Ministers meet in London to discuss power control within NATO alignment as part of broader financial and parliamentary considerations. Page references indicate coverage across multiple sections including Courts and Sports.
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