German US team claims breakthrough anti proton energy source
A joint German and American team said in May they produced negatively charged antiprotons from light and nuclei at the West German Electron Synchrotron Institute in Hamburg. Experiments used photons targeting a Belgian liquid and separate antiprotons by Cherenkov counters, with cautious notes on practical applications and limited antiproton production.
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Hamburg
Peter Stachelin
Reuters
Stachelin
Kopi
United States
Sinehelin
Timany
Shen
Deunehe Flekkronen
Cams Ibridge
Massachusetts
Government crisis as Senate defeats 24 percent income tax plan
The Australian government faces a constitutional crisis after Senators Wright from Tasmania and allies defeat the Budget bill raising personal income tax by 24 percent. The opposition Liberal senator joined Labor and the DLP to topple the measure, prompting warnings of further tactics as the House adjourns amid parliamentary maneuvering.
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Reg Wright
Tasmania
Labor Party
DLP
Robert
Tony Christmas
Wade
Annevall
Tewiatar
Wright Ie
Wighi
ALP
Brune
Dea
Subandrio
Indonesia signals talks with federation members and rivals
Indonesia indicated talks would be held with federation members Malaya Sabah and Sarawak as well as Singapore and Brunei. Officials did not set dates or levels, stressing negotiations aim to ease Malaysia-Indonesia tensions including self determination issues.
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Malaya
Sabah
Sarawak
Singapore
Brunei
Antare
Subambrio
Malayala- Indones Cima
Indonesia
Hia
Fone
Ean Ee
Singapor
Malaysia
South Vietnamese Battle Report Amid Turbulent Front Lines
Disjointed wires describe heavy fighting as South Vietnamese forces engage in bloody clashes with hundreds of troops involved. Reports mention Rangers and infantry battalions in combat near Saigon with uncertain observers and shifting positions as negotiations and aid efforts proceed.
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Saigon
Gunns crusade sparks shock on Wool Board scheme
The Wool Board campaign led by Sir Williams Gunn drew heavy opposition as critics feared a slow start and warned the referendum would be a personal push by Gunn. He influenced government stance and drove the drive for a yes vote.
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Wool Board
Williams Gunn
Aderrmann
State aid policy debate divides Calwell on ACT and NT
The article reports a party policy clash over state aid for the ACT and Northern Territory. Attitudes within Labor show opposition to a federal levy scheme tied to woolgrower support, with figures including Calwell, Fraser, and McEwen weighing in.
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Calwell
Princeton
ALP
Act
Northern Territory
Labor
Minogue Lab
Nsw
Ment
Jer eSaiwell
Faderalj
Federal Press
Sie
Svan Na Milites
Fraser
AL Ra
Sould
Cael
Suicaaloeander
Rain Threat Delays Start of Brisbane Test
Water swept from covers at the Brisbane Cricket Ground as the first Test nears. England's opening lineup includes Geoff Boycott at No 6 with rain and thunderstorm chances cited as a factor in Brisbane's prospects.
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Brisbane
Brisbane Cricket Ground
England
Geoff Boycott
Lindery Hameli
Woolgrowers vote no to reserve price plan
Woolgrowers reject the Australian Wool Board proposal by 59 233 to 51 386 in a referendum. Proposals to create an Authority to buy and sell wool to stabilise prices were defeated with large no majorities in New South Wales and South Australia and large yes support only in Western Australia. Acting Minister Anthony announced provisional state results last night with final figures pending official confirmation from the Chief Electoral Officer.
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Gramers Association of
New South” Wales
Rat
Australian Wool Board
Wool Board
New South Wales
South Australia
Victoria
Queensland
Tasmania
Western Australia
Anthony
Adeemann
Commonwealth
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