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25 Aug 1969
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 25, 1969
Page
1
Nixon delays key Vietnam troop cut decision
San Clemente reports a White House delay as Nixon defers a final decision on further troop withdrawals from Vietnam. The U S plans a first batch of 23,000 to depart Vietnam with potential cuts affecting Air Force and other forces. Bangkok and Thai talks influence timing. Officials say a gradual withdrawal and renewed evaluation will guide any new actions, with ongoing assessments of enemy activity and infiltration levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Clemente
South Vietnam
Han Sider
Nixon
Bean
Vietnam
White House
United Sunes Fe
Ronald
Ziegler
Fan
Washington
Sun
Jay Iaap-Reuter
United States
Thailand
Bangkok
von Braucht
de Parmienk
Axinci
Hites
California
Manekok
Ravidi
Thai Ti
Thien Names General as New Premier Of South Vietnam
Saigon reports General Tran Thien Khiem has been named South Vietnam's new prime minister by President Thieu. The hawkish deputy premier and interior minister will form a cabinet, replacing Huong who steps aside after 15 months. US observers see the move as signaling a固 tense political struggle with the Vietcong amid pacification efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Sundey
Aap-Reuter
South Vietnam
United Suutes
Tran Thien Khiers
Gates
Thieu
Huong
Saryon
Kher
Mung
Wayfar
Thien
Gzton
Police
Ciil
Hong Kong
Speoiating
Khiem
Australian inquiries rise over Northern Ireland passage
Australian government officials report a surge in inquiries from families seeking to leave for Northern Ireland. The Daly Express notes Belfast port traffic trebled last week with 350 passages, reflecting heightened migrant movements and policy concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Northern Ireland
Troi
Parachutists Die In Fatal Air Service Accident
Perth report identifies two SAS members in fatal parachute crash near Angst Hried. Sergeant Jobin Malcolm Grafton, 31, married, from Nollamarn, Perth area, and Lieutenant Charles George Biles, 23, of Merrylands, Sydney, died after a severe chest injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Sunaay
Special Air Service
Royal Perth Hospital
Jobin Malcolm Grafton
Nollamarn
Northern Aubutt
Charles George Biles
Merrylands
Giri inaugurated as India's president in New Delhi
Giri, 75 year old veteran trade unionist, sworn in as India's fourth president after a split in the Congress. He backed by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and her supporters. Gandhi faces possible discipline bid from right wing Congress leaders over her support for Giri against Sanjiva Reddy. Congress meeting, attended by 246 of 451, pledged unity despite criticism and praised Gandhi for guiding the party forward.
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New Delhi
Aap-Reuten
Ventagin’ Girti
India
Congress Party
Gin
Indire Gandhi
Sanjiva Reddy
Gandhi
Mra Gandhi
Girt
Reddy
Congress
Lly
Pathy
Congress Pacha Etary
Panky
Mre Gandhi
Bravery rewarded as corporal wins Distinguished Conduct Medal
Corporal Malcolm Gibson of the 1st Battalion Royal Australian Regiment, based in New Lambton NSW, is awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal for conspicuous bravery in South Vietnam. He was wounded three times, including a stomach wound from a rocket that failed to explode, and repeatedly manned his machine gun under heavy enemy fire.
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New Lambton
Nsw
South Vietnam
Malcol Gibson
1St Battalon
Royal Australian Regiment
Ipsum
Tour
Mo Lynck
Neatiane
DSO
Cedric Maudsley Ingram Pearson
Deskin
Agt
Est
Vietrarm
Coronel Leon Rodegle Greville
Ham- Mon Belstone
Vietnun
North Frm
Lynch
Gibson
Vietnam
Fynes
Wilkes
Elicopter
Cxese
Tandine Zone
Hull
Bae T
New Anglican Liturgy Introduced at St Philip's Parish
The Australian Church of England initiative introduces a provisional Holy Communion service with a new translation of the Lord’s Prayer and Creed. Compiled by the St Philip’s team, the draft was reviewed with ecumenical and scholarly input and aims to renew worship over the coming years.
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St Philip's Church of England
O'Connor, Sesterny
Hk Servion
Holy Communion
Australia
Sintegical Commission
General Synod
Church ‘of England
London
St Philips Sturgy
Donlas Hobson
Evan Burge
Il St Philips
St Philip's
SW Holmes
Burge
Holmes
Phitip Grundy
Canberra
Goulburn
Anenter
Thur
R. G. Arthur
Grafton
Liturgical Commission
Iis
Fie
Duke and Duchess Arrive Early at Adelaide Town Hall
The Duke and Duchess arrived early for a dinner in Adelaide, drawing attention as officials rolled out the red carpet on the Town Hall steps. The royal car pulled up amid diners and wary onlookers, with guests noting the sudden arrival.
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Adelaide
Adelaide Town Hall
Town Hall
Appeal to Mr Gorton on mosque desecration inquiry
The Australian Federation of Jewish Societies and 17 0007 members in Australia met in Melbourne to urge Prime Minister Gorton to seek an urgent UN inquiry into the Jerusalem Al Aqin mosque burning. External Affairs Minister Freeth said Australia condemns the act, noting an Australian arrest, and backs peace and religious harmony.
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Ebu Aqsa
Amman
Jordan
Bahjat-Alfathouni
Michael Rohan
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Saudi Arabia
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Beimut
AAP- Prey
Hassan
Astanon
Telet
Ressr
al Fatah
Palestine Guerre
Ara
Carpo
Apib 'Tendé
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Ak US
Inidesta
Eas
Ae Wap-Remer
Washington
Vssteday Sorro
Tess
BP Aab-Reuter
United Nations
Security Council
Inim= De Pinior
Arai
M Gotion
Tay
Jon Israul
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Sislay
Australia
Aine Leme
Mr Gorton
UN Prives
Australian Federation of Tsleniie Societies
Mat
Melbourne
Sheikh Behmi Al-Iman
Secerefiom
SIG
Freesh
Canberra
Sam
al Aqin
Trias
Isani
Five Die on NSW Roads This Weekend Fatal crashes claim multiple young victims
Five people die in New South Wales road crashes over the weekend including three year olds and young pedestrians. A two-car collision near Gateshead and a separate wreck at Broken Hill claim several lives. A toddler rider died in Eden after a motorcycle collision near Mariya. In Queensland, four teenagers die in a two-car crash on the Burns Highway with another rider injured.
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Sydney
Stephenson Whotham
Valoud Cresco
Highfield
Gateshead
Newensto An
Broken Hill
Eden
Mariya
Brisbane
Burnest Highway
Wat
Gayn Ssh Hospital
New laws to curb Czech dissent
Fragmentary item notes new legislation to curb dissent in Czechoslovakia with reference to emergency measures and penalties. Mentions political parties and policymakers, and signals cross-page chatter about policy and public reaction. Includes scattered references to the Australian political scene and medical insurance talk, all in a period-tone summary.
Court Martial Verdict Leaves Stevenson Cleared
Court martial at HMAS Melbourne finds no evidence against Captain Stevenson in the ammunitions case. Other pages note wedding announcements and a classifieds section on pages nine and ten.
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Stevenson
Dor
Hmas Melbourne
Einieges
Pope
Suan Weld
Three Men Charged Over Queanbeyan Theft Case
Queanbeyan police yesterday announced charges against three men linked to a theft involving two mailbags and goods valued at 882,000. Officers declined to reveal exact wording of the charges, which will be heard in Queanbeyan and Penrith courts.
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Queanbeyan Pinay
Ueanbeyay
Polic
Queanbeyma
Penrith
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