Soviet to Build Up Forces Says Defense Chief
Marshal Malinovsky asserted a serious threat to world peace and urged strengthening the Soviet armed forces. He cited U S actions in Vietnam and Haiphong as provocations and called for mobilization of all state resources to meet the danger.
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Moscow
Aap-Reuter
Malisovsky
Marshal Malinovsky
Bove
Vietnam
Sriet
Tate
Martha Malinovsky
Cua
Wes Garman Ma
TSA
Woman Found Unconscious After Car Off Bar ton Highway
A Canberra woman Myred Wilson of Red Hill was found unconscious in a car after it left the Bar ton Highway about 6 am yesterday. The vehicle hit a culvert and gully, slightly damaging the car, and she remains in hospital in critical condition. Police were alerted in the afternoon after ambulance staff attended and transported her.
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Canberra
Barton Highway
Myred, Wilson
Red
Yas
Taxt
Wilan
Armuide Pont Anal Pan Inco 4
Mall Gully
Seth Moe Wilson
EP. Nicholwn
Max Wilson
Nicholsay
Broun Af Pemple
Death of Thea Proctor in Sydney at 47
Internationally known Australian artist Thea Proctor died in Sydney on Friday at age 47. A leading figure in the Australian art world during the 1920s and 1930s, she contributed greatly to modernist circles and Australian painting.
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Sydney
Thea Proctor
Miss Proctor
Late News Brief From A Fragmented Page
A garbled OCR fragment notes unclear events and names with no complete details. It hints at late news but lacks coherent facts, dates, or places to identify persons or organizations.
Nigerian rebels seize Lagos era reshapes leadership turmoil
Conflict reports from Lagos say northern led military dissidents press Nigeria’s regime as a new government looms while major figures vanish. Rumors swirl over General Johnson Irani’s fate and the seized officers tighten grip amid ongoing talks and violence across Lagos and Kaduna.
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Lagos
AAP
Reuter
Counlry
Johnson Apume Irani
Aguiyt-Hussi
Thailanoon
Vagos
Regio
Kaduna
Cupian
London
Nigeria
Lecturers Detained as Government Detention Orders Reported
Acting university principal announces government detention of lecturers including British, Dutch, Canadian, and Norwegian detainees held at Salisbury Central Prison. Detainees include Timothy Curtin seeking release to pursue an economics post at York University. others named Henderson, Whittaker, van Velsen, De Caplan, Anrighi, Sommerfel.
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University College
Smithy Goyfessor
Alan Milton
Brians
Ality
Ving
Salsbury
Tter
Ecturer
Sumothy Curtin
Britain
York University
Henderson
Cr, Ih
R. “Whittaker
Elizabeth Lovee
Sap-Rejster
van Velsen
de Caplan
G. Anrighi tHalisa
A. Sommerfel
ALP left wing chastened by State aid defeat
A Sunday report from Surfers Paradise says the Australian Labor Party's special Federal conference delivered a sharp setback to left-leaning factions over State aid policy. Key figures include Mr W. H. Hartley of Victoria and leader Mr Calwell, whose votes and rhetoric shaped the unfolding party split and its national stance.
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ALP
Surfers Paradise
Australian Labor Party
W. H. Hartley
Victoria
Calwell
Cy Amberlain
Labor
Labor Esterday
Whitlam
Surfers' Paradise
Agate Vietnam
Lahore
Gold Coast
Beachcomber
Surfers
Jo T
Tonkin
OPERA
Sfiernoony
Ean
Weser
ALT
South Australia
Theroigh
Am Srdnes
Territny
Austalia
Canberra
McTonkin
NACE
Reeves
Hevatise
AWU
Vietnam
Feders
Australia
Horrie the Wog Dog Finds Place in Military History
Horrie, the unofficial mascot of the 1st Machine Gun Battalion, served in Egypt, Palestine, Greece, Crete, and Syria during World War II. He was collected by J Moody of Portland and later sent to Australia aboard the Costa Rica rescue voyage. After the war he faced quarantine in Sydney amid a public uproar and police intervention.
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Egypt
Palestine
Greece
Crete
Syria
Horrie
Australia
Costa Rica
Moody
Adel Melbourne
Bourke
Prince of Wales fails to win honorary fellow vote
The Duke of Edinburgh did not secure the required majority in a postal ballot after nomination as an honorary fellow by the Institute of Physics and the Physical Society. Gordon Smith called the result embarrassing as many members did not vote, leaving the prince short of the needed support.
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Ondon
Asf-Reuter
Duke of Edinburgh
Council of the Insitute of Physics and Physical Society
Iy Gordon Suihertang
Enaiem
Britain
Sr Gordon
Labor open to aid for state primary schools
SRISBANE Sunday report says the Australian Labor Party would consider state aid for primary schools. Opposition Leader Calwell stated the party is prepared to discuss assistance while addressing education funding concerns.
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Srisbane
Australian Labor Party
Calwell
Fatal Road Deaths Highlight Youth Risk Across States
A weekend report records 14 traffic fatalities with twelve victims aged twenty or younger. In South Australia three deaths fit the pattern, Victoria reports six of eight, and NSW three of four. The item notes youth risk in road crashes and cites government concerns.
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South Australia
Victoria
Nsw
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Perisher Valley
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Tamworth
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Saturdis
Jonathan Gaul
Mr Hartley
Mr Tonkin
J. Moody
Portland
Victora
Mr Moody
de Batatons
Indonesia
Malaysia
Heoiee
Grebhed
Tarvogs Park
Bunda Street
Civic Centre
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Ctc-Ci
THE
Canberra Times
Canterra
Weda
GPO
Ayes
Doy
Semagaper
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