Suspected 10 000 arrested in Java drive
An army colonel in Central Java says about 10 000 people have been arrested in a drive aimed at mopping up Communist Party underground elements. Colonel Jasir, commander of an infantry brigade in Solo, reported the figures via Antara news agency, noting roughly 7 000 came from the Kinen area between Solo and logiakarn Klaten. The report mentions food shortages and planned attacks around October, tied to the anniversary of a failed Communist coup and clashes in Bandung.
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AAP
Java
Communist Party
Jasir
Solo
Antara
Kinen
Logiakarn Klaten
Yeon
Eesti Neveppaner Tiaktt
Bandung
Banding
Sidan
Truoistea
Catholic
Nt. Communist University
Smidente’ Acton
Command
Kam
Nurung Setia
Argentine polo association withdraws Duke loan
The Argentine Polo Association says the Duke of Edinburgh will not join the English polo team due to the British Government's 45 limit on travel expenditure abroad amid austerity. No Buckingham Palace action has been taken.
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Buenos Aires
Duke of Edinburgh
Buckingham Palace
Kaunda declines to attend London Commonwealth talks
President Kaunda of Zambia announced at a press conference that he would not attend the Commonwealth leaders conference in London next week. He said British government policies toward Rhodesia and sanctions crises influenced his decision, and he would lead a Zambian delegation with Foreign Minister Kapwepwe.
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Aap-Reuter
Kaunda
Zambia
London
Dr Kaunda
Kapwepwe
Denmark
Naunde
MF Wika
Kalida
Smith
Toshay
Private shops to the priority in Belconnen
Plans for Belconnen shopping centres differ from Woden Valley, with private shops prioritized and early sites in Lyons and Hughes. The NCDC aims to have two stores ready in Lyons next year, while Curtin will not host a corner store. Auctioning of leases expected by mid next year.
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Belconnen
Woden Valley
Woden
Wevel
TOR” Csiminsion
Thelopedan
Lyons Chiffey
Hughes
Garran Han
Lyons
NCDC
NDC
Pater
Belcosnen
Lyons I
Com Larly
Curtin
Meration
Australian PM Arrives in Honolulu for London Conference
Australian Prime Minister Mr Finite arrived in Honolulu on Tuesday ahead of a four day, one day stop en route to the Commonwealth Prime Ministers conference in London.
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Honolulu
Uaap-Reuter
Mr Finite
Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference
London
Late News Fragment on AAP Meany Minuit Helm
Fragmentary OCR text references Hans Bat and Meany as ministers and leaders in a hurried report. Mentions Minuit and Aut, with unclear context and partial names. No clear event, date, or location discernible from readable words.
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Firms Offer Drugs For Five Year Old Patient
Sydney pharmaceutical firms have offered to supply three of the drugs needed by Christopher Luck of a fibro muscular disease. Johnson Pty Ltd will provide free drugs costing about £23-30 yearly growth. An overseas company offers to supply the most expensive drug at one third of the monthly cost. The orphan committee in Grannia has written to the Director General of Health asking to place the drug on the free list.
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Sydney
Christopher Luck
Me Johnson Pty Ltd
Christopher
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Pblic
Grannia
Life sentence in Calwell shooting case at Mosman
Kocan of Lang Road Centennial Park Sydney pleaded guilty to wounding Mr Calwell with intent to murder after a political meeting at Mosman on June 21. NSW Chief Justice Sir Leslie Herron imposed a life term in Central Criminal Court. The judge called the crime one of the most serious in the criminal calendar and stressed deterrence for public figures.
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Sydney
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Kocan
Lang Road
Centennial Park
Mosman
Ciel
Nsw
Leahe Herron
Criiinal Court
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Darlinghurst
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Sir Leste
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Leslie
Rehan
Perhape
Assansinat
de Tralia
Australia
Schmalzbach
Leslie Aid
Fiona
Melbourne
eBay
Decision on Rebel faces Labor caucus at midnight
The Parliamentary Labor Party executive will decide this morning if Mrs Benson may attend the Labor meeting at 10.30am. Mr Benson, a Melbourne Labor member, may still be part of the party or stand as an independent for Batman in the November 26 election. The row centers on suspicions of extremism and possible expulsion before the caucus session, with the outcome uncertain as midnight approaches.
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Benson
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Melbourne
Matman
Hamsell
Ausra
Batman
Benson Has As the UR Cata Ready Severed His Connection Sat Spayem
Electra
Australia
Elon
Thia
Getdence
DLP
Desertions Rise in South Vietnam Troops See Harsher Penalties
Saigon reports desertions from Vietnam’s 705,000 strong armed forces are nearly 200 percent higher than last year. A new decree imposes harsher punishments up to death for desertion, with military courts ordering the penalty as deserting in the face of the enemy. The surge mirrors higher rates in 1966 first six months, prompting speculation on morale and enforcement.
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Syul
Poaexchanar
Leany
Saigon
South Vietnam
Itar
Missing Fishermen Found After 10 Days Adrift
One of three missing men, Richard Mears, 27, was found alive in a hut near Promontory Inland after ten days in Bass Strait. He told rescuers he was none the worse for his experience. A full search for his companions Kenneth Robb, 20, Brian Robb, 27, and Neil Gabar will resume. They were forced to abandon their stricken boat after a freak wave near San Remo.
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Melbourne
Richard Mears
Tony
Big Glennie
Wilsons
Alana
Mears
New Haven
Rss
Arene
Poobanty
Maryaq
San Remo Cray
Obwen
Tohn Farley
Kenneth Robb
Brian Robb
Neil Gabar
Treasury repays overpaid salary to former public servant
The Treasury repaid 109 pounds 16 shillings into a former public servant's private bank account after an overpayment of salary. The amount had already been credited to the employee's account and drew no authorized instruction from the bank or department. The case involves Mr Samuel of Kew and Mr McMahon commenting on the lack of clarity about corrective actions and any bank notification.
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Treasury
Hank
Janiel McMahon
Ian Nalement
Trew House” of Representatives
Sary
Jon He
Samuel
G. Samuel
Kew
Mau Egies
Earantion Hoahourne
Department of Interior
Faucet Treasury
Ham
McMahon
Saenuelt
Air fare rise requests from Angett ANA and TAA
Domestic air travel operators Angett ANA and TAA have asked Minister Swarts to approve fare increases ranging from 3 to 6 percent. Canberra officials said Swarts would consider the applications at a later date.
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Angett-Ana
TAA
Aiv Aviation
Swarts
Canberra
Smoking and drinking dearer in NG report
Minister Mr Holt warns that smoking and drinking costs rise in NG. Page BB shows a brief note on price increases and policy concerns.
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