Dedman Honoured for ANU Degree Achievement
John Johnstone Dedman, long serving Australian minister and wartime figure, has completed the final requirements for his Bachelor of Arts degree at the Australian National University. The 70 year old former Defence, PostWar Reconstruct ion, CSIRO, and Trade ministers is praised for his decades of service and determination.
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Dedman Jd
John Johnstone Dedman
Denmin Street
Yartalumla
Natonal University
Universiy Lepree
Verson
Umme Brant
Australi
Anuesterday
Defence
Yormer Minster
Charg
CSIRO
Aursralt
Nsion
Reduction
Cranes For Defence
Plarning
Aim! Ae
Denman Street
Yarra Juma
US jets strike Haiphong area power plant raid
Reports say jets bombed the Cong Bi power plant near Haiphong with 12 tops dropped on the site. The attack caused heavy explosions and oil fires with secondary blasts. A Thunderchief was shot down. casualties and broader impact were not fully known.
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Cong Bi
Haiphong
Nha Re O
Sheil
Exis
Nha Be
Khanah Hossutpyat
Exam rule hinders child at Wyndham Scheme school plan
Casherra Grammar headmaster P J McKeown cited Wyndham Scheme reforms forcing a child into inappropriate schooling in the last two years of secondary education. He warned the policy reduced maturity and could stifle potential, urging a balanced approach to education and police training tied to national needs.
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Astronauts Headed for Space Rendezvous
Astronauts Gemini 7 and 11 plan a tight chase to circle Earth then rendezvous in orbit datelike mission details indicate Cape Canaveral. The crew prepared for a precise maneuver sequence amid orbital trials and international tracking efforts.
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Cape Uunnedy
Land price fluctuations and spaceflight notes
The item reports land prices at an unrestricted Gar ran auction dropping to £168, then shifts to varied excerpts on space missions Gemini 7 and 6, with references to Canberra, New York Times coverage of agrarian revolutions, and critiques of education reform and matriculation changes by Mr McKeown and others. It also notes African political moves including Rhodesia and a U K naval context in Canberra.
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Dedman
Dedman Peyin
Edinburgh University
Saul Andhe
Boyde
Carlisle
Miei Hasish
Hangers
Geelong
Victor
Jessit Maewan
Melbourne University
Garran
Sversamip
Geroini
Gergini
Canberra
Schieras
Suiflord
Ole Rete Ames Covell
Dave
Donald Heen
Dona
Carnarvon
Western
Aus
Italia
al Pasing
Verhend
Navy
Zuls
Mimian
Oto
McKeown
Nyevere Sal Hey
Criain
Sir Wain
Toure Af Tinines
Atsis
Tonga's Queen Salote dies in Auckland hospital
Auckland report states Queen Salote of Tonga died after a long illness including diabetes and leg complications. Her son Prince Tupouto Taist will become King Tupou, with a royal succession expected following the queen's death.
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Auckland
Salote
Tonga
Monanih Jy Salote
Prince Tupouto Tug
King Tupou
Weapons warning on China missile submarine plans
An AAP report cites Defence Secretary Mr McNamara warning that China may arm a ballistic missile submarine soon and stockpile nuclear weapons within two years, signaling intensified strategic risk for the United States and allies.
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China
United Saas Defence
McNamara
Natations
Two countries break with UK
DAR-ESSALAAM. President Nyerere of Tanzania announced that his country would sever ties with Britain at midnight.
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Dar-Essalaam
Nyerere
Tanzania
Britain
England names MCC side for Prime Minister's XI match
Five England Test players are selected in the MCC squad to face the Prime Minister's XI at Manuka Oval tomorrow. Captain M J Sheehan, A Connolly, K Smith, Bob Barber and others including Geoff Boycott, John Edrich, Muspratt, James and W E Mucray are listed, with MCC manager P Kale arranging the side.
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Manuka Oval
Robert Mendes
The
Cricket Association
Charley Morrison
England
MCC
Prime Minister's XI
Omorrow
Mike
M. J.sheehan
A. Connolly
K. Smith
Bob Barber
M. C. Cowdrey
Suickpole
S. Smith
P. Geoff Boycott
John Edrich
R. W. Barber
G. Boycott
Muspratt
James
Jin Parks
J. Fy
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Test Pomelzaks
W. E. Mucray
Brisbane
P. Kale
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Land
Art W. Groick
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