Civil disobedience linked to rising crime says police chief
Queensland Police chief prosecutor Inspector W D Simpson told the Australian Prison After-Care Council in Canberra that civil protests influence juvenile crime. He cited political and religious leaders and student groups endorsing disobedience, warning the public and youth face a dangerous shift when laws are seen as optional. He urged leaders to support law and order as the base for proper social conduct.
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Strangest semi final dispute rocks West Tamar league
The West Tamar Football Association weighs a bizarre outcome from a rosters mix up and ground relocation. Beaconsfield and Brifamed claimed wins at alternate venues while Exeter ground issues and a heated officials vote left the match results in doubt.
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Exeter
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Taveral
Late News Briefs From AOR Py Adl Chlarte
Fragmented OCR text describes late news items with unclear names and places. Readable parts mention a person and a possible event but lack concrete details or dates. The uncertain wording limits precise summary but preserves the core event fragments.
Tragedy at Blackburn Lake as Youth Drowns
An 13 year old boy drowned at Blackburn Lake Melbourne after companions refused to help. Brothers Stephen and Priscilla Mulch notified authorities after seeing Christopher Gilpin submerged. Father Brian Gilpin, ringwood deputy city engineer, helped in the recovery and police were alerted. Christopher died at Box Hill Hospital after rescue attempts lasting three hours.
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Blackburn
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Pri P Mulch
Saigly
Christopher
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Chis Opher
Brian Gilpin
Gelpin
Ringwood
Philip
Gilpin
Arigoed
Chris
Box Hill Hospital
Christo T
Israelis Shoot Down Egyptian Jet in Canal Crossfire
Israeli gunners shot down an Egyptian aircraft killing the pilot while Israeli and Egyptian forces exchanged gunfire across the Suez Canal for about an hour in renewed ceasefire ruptures. No Israeli casualties were announced. Earlier, Israeli forces clashed with Syrians near Quneitra, a Syrian soldier was killed and another wounded. In Jerusalem police clashed with Orthodox Jews protesting Sabbath driving restrictions, resulting in arrests and injuries.
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Suez Canal
Middle East
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Sinai Peninsula
Jerusalem
Drowned boy found after Merimbula Lake distress
A 12 year old boy drowned in Merimbula Lake near eps. Witness Stev e Wickett reported seeing the boy in difficulty at about 3.30 pm. She rowed a boat to the scene but could not locate him. Constable G. Rowney recovered the body at 3.50 pm and attempted resuscitation without success.
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Merimbula
Steve Wickett
G. Rowney
Former minister charged with treason in Athens court
Former Greek minister Andreas Papandreou has been charged with high treason and committed for trial by the Athens criminal court. The case ties to the Aspida group, a network including 15 army officers jailed for attempting to overthrow the regime.
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Vietcong Mortar Attacks Kill 46 in Can Tho and Hue
Vietcong guerrillas launched seven nearly simultaneous mortar attacks across South Vietnam. In Can Tho 46 people were killed and 141 wounded as fires raged over 80 minutes near the city center, including 10 government troops and four American servicemen. Authorities said the violence marked a major upsurge in the war’s harassment of base areas.
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Saigon
Reuter
South Vietnam
Hue
Mekong Delta
Can Tho
Auterbcag
Jey Hoi An
Churches Seek Anti-Aid Law Limit in Australia
The Australian Prime Minister is urged to limit aid to North Vietnam and the National Liberation Front. A telegram from the Division of Inter-Church Aid and refugees argues against extraterritorial restrictions on voluntary aid. The proposed bill, to be introduced by Attorney General Bowen, could impose fines and jail for aiding enemies.
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National Liberation Front
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Chinese protest over British police actions outside London mission
The Chinese diplomatic mission in London protests to the Foreign Office over police plainclothes and agents outside the mission. It cites surveillance near the Chinese Charge d Affaires Shenting and the garage, detains personnel, and questions staff while blocking normal activities. It demands immediate cancellation of the measures as a threat to China Britain relations.
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British Foreign Office
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Foreign Office
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Minion
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Britain
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China
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Australian soldier killed in Vietcong mine attacks
The Australian Army reports one fatality and no other injuries from Vietcong mine explosions in Phuoc Tuy Province Vietnam. Private Hevarte Timothy Joseph Cuteliffe 21 of Orange New South Wales was killed on Friday the 2nd Battalion Royal Australian Regiment. Royal Australian Navy and Air Force losses included Leading Airman Paul Covington of Bookie Victoria wounded by helicopter fire. Twelve helicopters from No 8 Squadron participated in patrols evacuations. Other injured include Able Seaman David Cothe and Troop Sergeant Tromp, with divers from the Royal Australian Navy continuing operations in Vietnamese waters.
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Timothy Joseph Cuteliffe
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Steel Trade Queries and Red Guards News Highlight Page Fragments
Reading across columns one notes reports on steel exports to China and a fluctuating trade outlook. The other thread covers Red Guards clashes near a wedding building, with notices and events scattered through pages including classifieds.
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RED Guards
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Hong Kong
Dust Pall Over Brisbane From Southern Dust Storm
A heavy red brown dust plume from the south reduces Brisbane visibility to two miles amid high winds. Dust roars across parts of Australia and western New South Wales, damaging structures in Sydney and Melbourne winds reach up to 65 mph. A crane jib is blown from the Stock Exchange building, falling to the street below near the Commonwealth Bank Building.
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George Street
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