Catholic syllabus debate in New South Wales schools
The Archdiocese of Canberra and Goulburn says Catholics will not object to the NSW Education Department’s amended general religious and moral teaching course for state teachers. The report notes parental concerns and mentions Fr. 5 Cook’s statement on page 3 with attendance and schooling impacts.
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Stolen Gun May Be Lethal in Hands of Thief
Police investigate a burglary at a construction site between Pedy serine and Satur where a gun could be used to threaten workers. Officers seek witnesses and details on the thief, described as unknown, amid damaged locks and vandalism.
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US envoy plans urgent consultations with Vietnam government
General Taylor said he would begin urgent talks with the Vietnam government tomorrow after weeks of consultations in the United States with President Sehesean and migration leaders. He declined to detail new plans or whether the war would be broadened.
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Unclear fragment prompts unspecified local record
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Government forecast for Senate victory as counts continue
The government looks set to retain control of the Senate after the nationwide election to fill 30 of 60 seats. Labor suffered losses in New South Wales and Victoria, while results in Victoria and Queensland hinge on further counting and DLP performance. If the government wins or holds a majority in these states, its Senate bloc remains strong.
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Senate election results shift balance and party prospects
Tight counts across states show Liberal and Country Party gains while ALP margins shift. Victoria, Queensland uncertain with court challenges in WA, and possible DLP influence could yield a government majority or a deadlock. Final results awaited as tallying continues at Albert Hall Canberra.
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London railway inferno destroys depot and kills two
A massive fire at Bishopsgate Railway Station in London killed two customs officers, George Humphrey and Thomas Tanner, trapped on the top floor of a wooden office. The blaze, caused explosions of whisky and petrol, burned for 10 hours, destroying 600 rail wagons and 300 vehicles and forcing evacuations as 300 firefighters fought to contain it.
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Mum’s Worry trailer collapse ends with boys’ safe return
A bicycle trailer collapsed leaving two boys stranded at Canberra Avenue and Captain Cook Crescent. They reached home safely with one trailer in tow, case titled Mum's Worry.
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Government Overhaul Rumors Rise in Free Country Areas
The text hints at a government overhaul of the WA and Queensland feed, aiming to curb Labor influence by contesting MPs George White and shifting toward Mr Witham and Mr Gair. It mentions retirement Senator Chorge Munnan facing a drawn-out preferences battle against the DLP candidate.
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Wilson to meet President Johnson in Washington talks
Prime Minister Wilson flies from London by air to Washington for talks with President Johnson. The visit follows plans to meet with Pearson and discuss Western alliance and British nuclear force proposals amid ongoing Allied talks.
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False alarms prompt debate on NATO force plans
British labour government backs mixed manning for Polaris capable ships and nuclear forces while warning that malicious false alarms may be prosecuted with fines up to £10 and possible jail. NATO reorganization discussed includes contributing RAF bombers and Polaris submarines to an Atlantic nuclear force.
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Canberra man feared drowned at Pleasure Point fishing spot
A 26 year old Canberra clerk Valentine Lanini Landini fell from a rock ledge while fishing near Pleasure Point Batemans Bay yesterday. His wife reported him missing after a search found only his fishing line snagged on a rock. Police and two local fishermen aided divers planned to resume search at dawn.
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