U.S. Steps Up Forces in Vietnam
President Johnson ordered doubling naval forces off South Vietnam and authorized destruction of attackers. Maddox and Turner Joy engaged by torpedo boats in the Gulf of Tonkin while air cover from Ticonderoga aircraft protected naval forces. State Department lodged protest with Hanoi over the attack. Five U.S. warships recalled from Hong Kong after the Sunday assault. details on destinations undisclosed. Housekeeping note: MST.
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A.A.P
Johnson
South Vietnam
Oesee Sari
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Vietnam
Gulf of Tonkin
C. Turner Joy
Maddox
Generat Aires
Ticonderoga
State Department
Hanoi
United States
Hongkong
Hong Kong
Constellation
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Fechteler
Kidley
Regulus
Madden
Brush
Navy
Ticunderoom
Dean Rusk
Robert McNamara
Defence
Senate
Richard B. Rus
Yester-J
Armed Services Committee
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McNamara
Saker
Namese
Ordi
Anthony
Defence Department
Long
Lother
Tonkin Gulf
Department of the
Interior
Lof
Saigon
Fraser to Stand on ALP Ticket for Hospital Election
The State Electoral Council in Canberra announced Mr A L Fraser will replace disqualified Mr J Pomroy on the ALP hospital election ticket. The line up now reads Mrs R Nall, Mr A L Fraser and Mr G Williams. The ACT Advisory Council selections include R Y O Keefe, G Walsh, W B Spellman, and T Millett.
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ALP
Canberra
J. Pomroy
Pomroy
Act PL
A.lp
R. [Nall
A. 10. Fraser
G. Williams
ACT Advisory Council
R. Ry’ O'Keefe
G. Walsh
W. B. Spellman
T. Millett
J. BR. Fraser
Lab. A.C.T
Anderson
Immigration
Sternberg
Coe
Calwell pressed to reshape Labour Party rules in Canberra
Former leader Calwell outlines ideas to the Federal Executive in Canberra aiming to reform party representation and cut the “faceless men” label. He notes the federation of 31 state parties complicates reform and cautions that proposals remain embryonic pending talks with colleagues.
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Melbourne
Coleagues
ALP
Labour Party
Australia
Whitham
Whitlam
Ical
Executive South Wales Alp
Labour
Cadwell
Calwel
Push to Release Skier Sternberg From Deportation
An 18 year old skier and sailor Sternberg faces deportation from Australia after a long appeal process. Norwegian community members and Sydney figures including restaurant owner Eugen Andre rally support with about 4000 signatures. Fraser and Opperman argue for clemency or probation while officials maintain the deportation order due to desertion and related charges.
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Opis
Deperman
Sydney
Eugen Andre
Kingals Cross
Sternberg
Andre
Australia
Canberra
Stermberg
Commonwealth
United States
Opperman
Norway
Dam threat forces evacuation across Bunbury area
Flood warnings escalated as a potential dam collapse threatens Preston and Collie Rivers. Officials ordered evacuations around Bunbury and Norh Bucbury with hundreds moved from Rathmines and nearby townships. Engineers report rising flood risk and breaches along a shoreline area near the estuary.
First miner rescued from Champagne mine in capsule
The first miner was brought to the surface by capsule at 4.16 GMT, about 2.16 am Canberra time. He is a 23 year old married man.
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France
Undefined Trade Law and U S Meat Bill Section Outlawed
Disjointed page reference notes cover trade law and the U S meat bill section with illegible summaries. Mentions finance sport editorial letters and weather reports but details are unclear.
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U.S
Capsule reaches trapped miners in Champagnole mine
Nine miners trapped for eight days near Champagnole in a limestone mine are to be hoisted to the surface within hours. Rescue workers pierced the gallery where the men were entombed and prepared the capsule for extraction as crowds and officials watched. The operation follows a breakthrough after drill probes and rapid progress by the rescue team.
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Champagnole
Mr. Minar
France
P.reuter
Andre
Martinel
Champagnele
Fiesin-Fou
Canberra
Champagnote
Moring
Andre Lovie
Ambu
Cross
Iran
McGregor wife jailed for year over Patongs Safari Camp incident
Nola McGregor aged 18 was sentenced to twelve months in prison for wounding her husband Don McGregor the crocodile shooter. Earlier she was acquitted by a jury on a charge of attempted murder related to the June 17 incident at Patongs Safari Camp near the South Alligator River.
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Darwin
Nola McGregor
Don McCrregor
McGrregor
Patongs
South Alligator River
Australian named Inspector General of IAEA
Australian diplomat Allan Coup McKnight, 46, named Inspector-General of the International Atomic Energy Agency and head of security and inspection. Yugoslav Slobodan Nakiceno vic is named director of the same department. McKnight, who chaired the agency since 1960, assumes the post next month to ensure agency projects avoid military misuse and that security provisions in agreements are followed.
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Vienna
A.A. P.reuter
Allan Couplas McKnight
International Atomic Energy Agency
Slobodan Nakicenovic
Yugoslavia
McKeight
McKnight
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