Major and PS man speak at election rally
Major Peter Young and Department of External Affairs officer Morrison spoke at a Labor Party rally in Concord West Lowe electorate tonight. Morrison is ALP candidate for St George while Lowe is held by Federal Treasurer McMahon. Young serves with the Australian Regular Army Intelligence Corps and has two tours in Vietnam. Morrison criticised the budget and foreign policy, accusing the government of mismanaging social services health and education.
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Australia
Ajor Young
Intelligence Corps
Australan
Vietnam
Melbourne couple win damages against two Brunswick police
A middle aged couple were awarded 2050 damages after alleging Constable Michael Hoey and Constable Bruce Taylor used a warrant to bar entry and question their son Damien in 1967 during a traffic inquiry in Melbourne. The Hynes claimed the warrant was misused and later resigned.
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Melbourne
Immingonnone
Michael Patrick Hoey
Brunswick
Robert “Tiuce ‘Taylor
Essendon
Gary Thomas Hynes
Alment West
Damien
Hynes
Hyney
Canberra milk price gap shocks ACT inquiry
An inquiry heard Canberra consumers pay at least one third more for milk than Albury buyers, whether in cartons bottles pints quarts or half gallons. Mr M C Fox (Lib Vic) produced figures while Mr Fraser noted high local organizational costs and zoning issues may keep prices elevated. Dairy Farmers Ltd officials cited conditions in Canberra as a major price driver and suggested prices would keep rising without zoning reforms.
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Itsbury
Fraser
M. Barker
Cal Farmers
Braser
Albury
Fox
Barker
Aed
Tarkeraid
Canpera
Skeletons dating to 20000 years found in Australia
Adelaide reports a major ANZAAS discovery of seven skeletons believed to be 20 000 years old. Scientists note facial features resemble earlier hominins and hint at human presence long before modern humans arrived. A sociologist discusses the social role of early pornographic imagery and gambling in historical societies. Authorities push drug regulation and strengthened reporting as part of crime and health policy dialogues.
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New Zealand
Association
Sydney
Wham
Na~onal Museum of View
Thorne Hound
Australia
Tasmanian ALP asks Harradine to apologise
The Tasmanian ALP executive voted six to four to urge Brian Harradine to apologise unconditionally to the Federal ALP Executive. The move followed debate led by F B Reece and support from several MPs and senators, with opposition from others. The resolution cites correspondence and reports as grounding. Harradine declined comment as the matter arises from Melbourne discussions.
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Launceston
ALP
Brian Haran
Thailand to begin talks on withdrawing US troops
Bangkok reports Thailand will start negotiations with the United States in the coming days to remove about 48 000 American servicemen stationed in the country. Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman said the goal is to prevent US forces from being involved in counterinsurgency and counter-subversion operations against Communist guerrillas. He criticized US leaders for not believing Thai assurances that Americans are in Thailand to assist the government and would not be drawn into a Vietnam like conflict.
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Thailand
United States
Thanat Khoman
Thanat
William Fulbright
Wirmen
Thai US contingency plan on defence of Thailand revealed
Thai premier Thanat Kesanapong discussed a secret US contingency plan tied to Thailand’s defense. He questioned why Senator Fulbright criticized it, noting escape clauses existed in commitments. Officials said the plan, drawn for Viet Nam, would allow American manpower support if Communist aggression arose in Thailand.
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Ene
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Nell
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Avia
Rogers
Singapore
Trapin
Viet
South Vietnam Prime Minister Huong Offers Resignation
Prime Minister Me Huong of Saigon indicated willingness to step aside for a new minister named by President Thien amid criticism of economic policy and calls for stronger parliamentary consultation. The move follows pressure from lawmakers and local leaders, with Huong seen as blocking a government reshuffle.
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South Vietnam
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la Newmenat
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Thien
Huong
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PLC
Jeaay
The Glenrowan Gang Arrives In Canberra Showdown Plot
A garbled report describes the Glenrowan gang arriving in Canberra bent on confronting Mick Tenge. References to Ned Kelly relatives, Captain’s Flat events, and a city program include a mix of names, venues, and activities such as a Ned Kelly art prize, a bowls event, and a film lineup, with no clear cohesive sequence.
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Canberra
Mick Tenge
Ae Jack Griffiths
Ned Kelly
Australian and Vietcon clash at Hat Dich bunker complex
Australian forces with US jets and RAAF gunships attack a entrenched Vietcong bunker system in Hat Dich district Bien Hoa province. One Australian soldier is killed and another wounded as the four hour battle rages into darkness. The 5th battalion pressure continues after days of heavy contact amid fortified bunkers and supporting air strikes.
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Bien Hoa
Aunralian
Mul Dat
Tarmiy
Canberra
Sth
Timy
Welion
Army
Ripport
Vinkeong
Floods deluge Richmond as James River overflows
Thirty foot flood waters sweep toward the Atlantic as the James River bursts its banks near Virginia's capital. A trail of devastation follows with damaged areas, rising waters, and bodies reported in trees as rescue efforts begin.
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Richmond
Virginia
James River
Atlantic Ocean
United Press Inet National
Rose and Ren Pies Poe Hin Fight in Los Angeles Today
Fragmentary text describes a 2pm Los Angeles event with mentions of Rose, Ren, and a fight. It references safety topics and a page number, but details are unclear and partly garbled. The source contains stray phrases about threats and chemical weapons with no coherent context.
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Rose
Ren Pies
Poe
Hin
Kane
Popes
San Francisco correspondent profiles Srew family fears for children
A special San Francisco correspondent discusses with a Srew family their hopes and fears for their children's future amid shifting culture. The piece surveys generational impacts and community concerns in a curious, fragmentary page segment.
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San Francisco
Arts and entertainment in the churches and tours
A fragment lists sections for arts and entertainment pages, a tourist guide, lottery notes, and classified indexes. It references real estate pages and a page 17 index with items described as readable hints from the issue.
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