Jet bomber crashes in Vietnam city
A jet bomber crashed in a Vietnamese city at 3.25 pm local time. The aircraft exploded with bombs still reported to be active two hours after impact. Twelve people were killed and 12 injured. most victims were American. The plane ejected its crew, who were rescued by helicopter, as fuel leaks created dangers during rescue.
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United Nations
Presa Res
Vietnam
Denera
York Lodiy
Nkeunmuih
Vance
Gr Johnson
Japanese cars gain hold in Australian registrations
Japanese car registrations in Australia rose in June halving the year over year gap. Japanese makes captured 6.8 percent of the market vs 3.1 percent a year earlier with Mazda leading at 106 registrations. A separate report notes a Bay area incident near Saigon and a White House session in progress.
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Australia
Commonwealth
Min Ko M. Archer
Mazda
Maxwell Taylor
Amwind
Saigon
White House
Ghana sends message to Johnson on Vietnam peace hopes
Ghana's President Nkrumah sent a special message to President Johnson after a Hanoi meeting with North Vietnam's Ho Chi Minh. Ghana's Foreign Minister Quaison-Lackey was dispatched to Washington with the message as North Vietnam denounced Western peace efforts and a global balance of war and politics shifted with new calls for talks.
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Vietnam
Johnson
Ghana
Dr Nkrumah
Associated Press
Accra
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Nkrumah
Quaison-Lackey
North Vietnam
Yugoslavia
India
Brinkman-Ship
Moscow
London
Patrick Gordon Walker
China
South Vietnam
Gordon Walker
Worthing
United Nations
Prime Minister Wilson Rules Out Sterling Devaluation
London Friday Prime Minister Wilson said the Labour Government will not devalue sterling, declaring the decision permanent. The remarks reflect ongoing currency policy amid market pressures.
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Aap-Reuter
Wilson
Labour
Sterling
NSW split looms as ALP presses state aid debate
In a fractious five day conference, ALP delegates clash over state aid policy with NSW leaders urging unity. The Federal Cabinet and Mr Calwell face strong opposition as delegates push for reforms and a potential reorganization. The Guardian interview notes Labour unity as key while protests and public demonstrations surround the issue.
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Hr Calwell
SAATE
Tong
Nsw
Calwell
Oliver
ALP
Jeft
Abduction of Nancy Prasad at Canberra Airport
Nancy Prasad was snatched from the Canberra Airport by Mr Perkins amid protests against deportation. Immigration officials pursued. she was later located at her brother’s home. Canberra and Sydney figures condemned the act as unlawful and harmful to the child’s welfare.
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Australia
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Canberra
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Powditch
Shashi Powditch
Glebe
tnr-Qanins
Fiji
Mae
Wealth
Ued
Perkins
Baltinas
Opperman
Nancy Prasad
Sind
Niher
Aus
Tralians
R. A. Powditch
How Christian are we in Australia
The Canberra Times previews four part series by Dr Inglis examining Australian Christianity. It questions whether faith is a habit for many or inherited from European ancestors, and explores church attendance, clergy and congregational tensions, and Christian burial practices. The first article Australians at Worship will run Monday.
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the Guardian
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Carty
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Sutersine
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Asteaian Edison
Tile
Maer McCauleys
Canberra Times
Inglis
Australia
Europe
Aus
F. W. Cheshire
A. F. Davies
S. Encel
Flying Flea and Mignet’s miniature design clash
An article contrasts small craft design with large aircraft as White designers race to build the biggest plane. It notes Henri Mignet’s continued focus on miniature concepts and references the Flying Flea feature on page 9. US military sources report July Viet Cong casualties exceeding any prior month.
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Henri Mignet
Judge orders surgery to save monoploid baby
A New Jersey judge orders surgery to save the life of a monoploid baby despite parental opposition. The Riverview Hospital child, born July 29, faces a digestive blockage and the court action follows protests from William and Bots McCauley who fear lifelong institutional care.
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New Jersey
William
Bots McCauley
Riverview Hospital
Melbourne Waterside
Wis
Im & Workers
Last Industries Union
Martin Alperin
Canberra
Asmo
Parliament House
Act
All & Tech
Athwrs
Riverview Hos- Grmini Resistants Union
25 Years Ago in Canberra Highlights and Developments
Canberra memories span politics and roads as Mc Carlin signals Labor renewal and petrol rationing spurs new car sales. Oak plantings mark Arbor Day at Telopea Park. various associations elect leaders, Woolworths plans Canberra store, clubs appoint officers, and Northern Suburbs claim rugby crown.
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Mc Carlin
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