Clashing Views in Saigon War Debate and Media Notes
A fragmented border of quotes reflects public drift over Saigon allegiance and White House statements. Report touches on President Johnson remarks, media coverage, and a Canberra union leader’s comments. Page references indicate broader sections.
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Vistsom
Saigon
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Tweedy
Royal Navy fires on French tanker near Beira harbor
A Royal Navy frigate fired four salvos toward the French tanker Artios off Beira harbor after the tanker refused to alter course. The UN authority cited, with the UK asserting a Rhodesian fuel suspicion, later clarified the vessel was carrying gas oil and not violating sanctions.
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Mozambique
AAP Reuter
South African Press Association
Artios
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Figate
Bein
Kemnaud
de Gaulle
Benng
United Nations
Remaud
Ministry of Defence
Seal Freedom
Rhodesi
Desi
Greek king faces Hess Romm in first post-weekend briefing
King Conerans Vine today faced the press for the first time since the Greek week events but defused to make any late statement. He said I saw mate sno education because des teas' fa not ate.
McEwen refuses to reveal reason for rebuff to McMahon
Prime Minister McEwen declined to disclose why he and the Country Party refused to serve under Treasurer McMahon as Prime Minister. He claimed senior Liberal colleagues know the reasons, tied to Holt’s death, and confirmed telling McMahon of the stance at his first news conference since taking office. McMahon declined further comment, calling it McEwen’s business.
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Mr McMahon
McMahon
Liberal Party
Holt
Government House
Johnson
Holts
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S.M. Brice
Page
RG. Menzies
United “Australia
W. M. Hughes
House of Representatives
UAP
A. G. Cameron
McEwen weighs Liberal leadership decision amid crisis
Mr McEwen described a tormenting choice over whether to reveal his and his party’s stance before the Liberal Party's January 9 leadership vote. He argued delaying would avert a national crisis if the Country Party rejects a Liberal leader, while noting tensions with the Liberal Deputy Leader and Basic Industries Group links.
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Liberal Party
Me~hon
Country Party
Ie Hot
International Finance
Earle Page
Robert Menzice
Australia
World leaders converge as Johnson arrives in Canberra
President Johnson lands at Fairbairn early in Canberra’s dawn schedule, joining a record group of at least 18 foreign leaders. The day features bilateral talks with Mr McEwen and a courtesy call on Governor General Lord Casey before Parliament House sessions, with heavy security and hotel bookings statewide.
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Vietnam
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South Vietnam
Wea
Washington
Red Hill director leaves $2m estate
Probate granted for Randolph Holton Carpenter estate valued at $2,061,971 including a stamp collection of $12,387. Executors named Permanent Trustee Company (Canberra) Ltd and Carpenter Holdings Ltd. Wife to receive $80,000 and income until her death, then daughter Edith Mary Proud, and after her death the residue to four grandchildren. company links to W there.
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Mugga Way
R Carpenter
ACT Supreme Court
Permanent Trustee Company
Canberra
Carpenter
W. R. Carpenter Holdings" Ltd
Ismd Trading
Nvest| Mienk EroUp
Gladys Dindfield -Carpener
Perms New Trustee Company
Pencaris Pty Ltd
Peirie Street
Civic Centre
Edith Mary Proud
W. K. Carpenters Holdings Ltd
Doctors identify baby killer virus in Canberra hospital
Canberra doctors identify a respiratory virus linked to three infant deaths at Canberra Community Hospital in August. The illness affected premature babies in the nursery, with several siblings and staff tested. antibodies helped confirm diagnosis. A report to the Minister is expected, and police await coroner action on potential inquest.
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Canberra
W. Murphys
Sydney
Bates
McMurphy
Murphy
Commonwealth Department of Health
Forbes
ACT
K. T. Dob Son
Sick and Tired Of Late Lawyers In Canberra Court
Mr Dobson told the Canberra court he was sick and tired of solicitors who fail to attend hearings. He warned he would refuse to restore dismissed cases due to solicitor absence. Leedman sought restoration of a $320 damages case postponed to January 8. A separate assault case was adjourned after a brief delay while the complainant arranged solicitor arrival.
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Canberra
Dobson
J. W. Leedman
Leedman
G._N. ‘Small
Ge.ce
Canberra shoppers top spenders in NSW despite border
Report shows Canberra residents spending heavily in NSW with total outlays around 12.8 million pounds in one year. Clothing, pharmaceuticals, and drapery led categories while department stores near King Street and Gaythorne district accounted for large shares. Beer, wines, tobacco, and electrical goods featured prominently with per person averages around six pounds per head.
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Nsw
Civic
Caner
Gusensland
Alco
Australis
King PS
Tbe
Gayspera
Canerra Son
Ielang' Spina
Victoria
Cixars
Military men are now civilians in Greece
In Athens, Greece, the ruling triumvirate announced that military officers would drop their ranks and run as civilians ahead of elections. The move aims to present civilian candidates and reduce military influence after suppressing Constantine II. The decision followed a week of regime changes and regional aid discussions.
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Athens
Greece
Kin Constantine Mbefiat Coun Tor
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