Policy shifts on NLF talks may hinge on peace talks
Reports from New York suggest the United Nations Security Council could become a focal point for Vietnam peace negotiations. Observers say Canberra may soften its stance if prospects improve for including the National Liberation Front, while Australian opposition leader Whitlam accuses the government of blocking NLP talks.
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Vietnam
National Liberation Front
United Nations Security Counc
Tabor Party
Whitlam
NLP
Molt
Astralia
New York
Montay
Spectraton
Vielani
Pete Mises
United States
Connett
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Widow and Son Contest Estate of Mel Killop in ACT Court
The will of Robert Alesander Mel Killop, a Forrest auctioneer, is disputed by his widow and son in the Australian Capital Territory court report. Proceedings focus on the contested $435,035 estate claim and the likelihood of division under local probate rules.
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Robert Alesander Mel Killop
Forrest
Canberra
Act
Late News Heart Man Spears 1 Twin
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a late news item involving a man and a firearm incident with an apparent reference to domestic scene or home attr. Readers see limited readable names or places. no clear date or organization is identifiable from the fragment.
Vandalism hits Red Hill Primary School windows damaged
Police investigate extensive vandalism at Red Hill Primary causing over 51000 in damages. Weekend attacks target windows and doors, prompting an anti vandalism parole and wider calls for community cooperation as repeated incidents worry authorities.
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Red Hill Primary School
Heart transplant patient remains stable in Cape Town
CAPE TOWN Monday. Louis Washkansky, 59, who received the heart of Denise Darvall after a car crash, remains in satisfactory condition with normal blood pressure. The operation, led by Professor Christian Barnard, drew global attention amid ongoing concerns about organ rejection and the need for further success before widespread adoption.
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Cape Town
Reuter
Mr_ Louis Washkansky
Young
Christian Barnard
South Africa
Jacobus Berper
Grotle Scuur Hospital
Washkansky
Runaway San Francisco cable car crashes injuring forty three
A rainy night ride on a San Francisco cable car went out of control crashing into a car with seven passengers igniting a blaze and striking another motor car. Forty three people were injured including six children with four hospital patients in critical condition. A witness described a bright flash and smoke as the car derailed from a pinned section under the tracks.
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Ue Venide
San Francos
Unite Brees Inernational
Vern Carlson
Tennis head warns on Open policy in Australia
Brisbane report says Amageure, slated for Wimbledon, could be suspended if he plays in an Open event. C A Edwards, president of the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia, states amateurs risk being "slaughtered" if Wimbledon accepts professionals. Debate continues among Australian officials and LTAA delegates ahead of December meetings.
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Mbledon
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Lawn Tennis Association of Australia
C. A. Edwards
Melbourne
Kooyong
Ennis
Edwards
Australia
United States
France
Britain
Aly
Sydney
A. Pry
LTAR
Sw Connell
Spain Qualifies for Davis Cup Final in Brisbane
Spain reached the Davis Cup final by defeating South Africa as Manuel Santana won the fourth set to clinch the inter-ton match in Johannesburg. The match against CWE Divi Dale was halted by a storm, with Santana and A. G. leading before play was interrupted.
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Johannesburg
Spain
Australia
Brisbane
Manuel Santana
South Africa
CWE Dividale
Santana
A. G
Storm
Teorey
Malik to visit Australia next year says minister
Foreign Minister Malik announced plans to visit Australia next year at the invitation of the Australian government. No specific date was provided.
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Malik
Diakarta
Aap-Reuter
Austeslin
Joint Japan Australia shipping line in 1969
Australian and Japanese officials discuss a 1969 roll-on roll-off service between Australia and Japan to be operated by ANL and Japanese lines including Kawasaki Kaisha. Mc Freeth to leave Tokyo after talks, overview of plans, vessel types, and involvement of government and industry figures.
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Australia
Austrian National Line
Japanese Line
Kawasaki, Kisen, Kaisha Ltd
Mc Freeth
Tokyo
Freeth
Savoday
Trane
Melbourne
PRM
Takes Ohashi
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Thelempsard
Pew Teameraart
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Commonwealth Bes
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John Williams
Kin Minsty
D.C. L Williams
ANL
J .Davies
K. Daly
Rail chaos in London disrupts thousands of commuters
London faced heavy delays as rail slowdowns and crowding hit the morning commute. The disruption followed a devalued market move and widespread travel issues. Authorities blamed the goslow pattern for continued delays.
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London
Goslow Way
Britain
National Socialist Party plants Canberra base in Australia
The National Socialist Party of Australia set up national headquarters in Canberra and published a party journal. Editor in chief is a 26 year old ANI research worker. associate editors named. Headquarters aim to coordinate NS activities nationwide, with a unity conference planned in January in Canberra. Possible federal candidates discussed. party distances from Sydney NS group. Emblem is a swastika on an Italian map, but leaders insist the party is Australian. Police warn of possible internal counter-infiltration by leftists amid safety concerns.
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Austrianations Socialist Jouraa
Canberra
In-Chieh
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School of
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Hotel
Acton
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Australia
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Sid
Weis Votil
Teftwing
Greece bans two Athens newspapers after interview clash
In Athens a government order halted publication of two Athens papers Apogee Matin and Crazeil after editors refused to publish a government attack on former Prime Minister Constantine Karamanlis. The government accused Karamanlis of trying to split the nation as Greece and Turkey faced heightened military tension following an Army coup.
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Athens
AAP
Reuter
Constantine Karamanlis
Paris
Staement
Prew
Me Karamantis
Greece
Turkey
Craziel
Apogee
Toduy
Mimsy
Pres
Tomar
Tryvas
MTS
Gale Het
Inquiry call on Ustashi and unrest in Victoria
Chronicle notes a four week inquiry following a weekend explosion linked to Ustashi claims by the Crown. It reports rioting Indian students burning a post office, and mentions a Los Angeles murder trial and other briefs across pages 4 6 14 21 23 24.
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Los Angeles
Mass crash in central highlands leaves 26 dead
In the central highlands near Pleiku, a transport plane from the United States crashed while en route to Qui Nhon. The US Military Command announced 26 people aboard were killed. the cause remains unknown.
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Saigon
Pleiku
Central Highlands
Qui Nhon
Miles Sur
Qui
Nhan
Crab Command
Lwax
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Red Hill
Jennifer My
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Denise Darvall
John ‘Stewart
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David Jones International
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