India doubles rally to beat Australia in Davis Cup
In Melbourne on Tuesday the Indian doubles pair Ramana thas Krishnan and Jadeep Markersen defeated Australia's John Newcombe and Tony Roche to level the challenge round at one all. After a poor start the Indians found form, winning the second set and forcing a tight third. Krishnan was set to face Roy Emerson and Mukerjen to meet Fred Stolle in forthcoming plays, with Emerson recovering from a tough day on Monday.
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Stalle
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Ramanathan Krishnan
Tony Roche
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Keeper's record set in Wanderers cricket match
Johannesburg report notes a record score as West Indies and Australia clash at Wanderers. Van Der Merwe scores 21. Austrian Wally holds word record 818. Lindsay dismissed for 1k, South Africa leads by 7870 with Avil reporting.
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New Zealand Sloops Lead Fleet In Turbulent Parade
Sydney observers note New Zealand sloop tactics as Hobart and Hobart-bound yachts race past Montague Island. The fleet surges along the coast with ships named in the report, while river craft, a bark, and Antigua ballast appear in the coverage.
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Late News Briefs and Unclear Wording
Fragmentary OCR yields an unclear item with scattered letters and broken phrases. No definitive names places dates or outcomes are readable to derive a factual summary.
Calwell Calls for Ky Visit Halt After Prison Breaks
In London and Perth reports a dramatic prison escape spurs political row as Dr My lashes out at Calwell over plans for a visit by South Vietnamese Premier Ky. The Australian Ambassador in Saigon weighs talks while Canberra presses diplomacy amid the unrest and security concerns.
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Hits on civilian areas in Vietnam raise concern
An official report discusses the bombing of towns in North Vietnam and civilian casualties. The piece quotes statements from Department of Executive Nowh officials and newsrooms about policy responses and potential retaliation. It references Dr My and events near Hanoi, with coverage of government reactions and investigations.
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Affairs Department
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Plan for food airlift to Washington India
A new international relief committee was announced to speed food to India. The private group will coordinate airlifts and supply shipments with government and private sources, aiming to deliver food, medical supplies, and relief equipment.
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India
Washington
Turaday
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Ubme
World TV and aid talks amid Indian famine crisis
A report from Tokyo notes world leaders and broadcasters discussing emergency relief for famine in Bihar and India. Leaders urge immediate shipments from industry and nations as experts warn aid is only a stopgap while farm production and long term solutions are addressed.
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Red Berets to receive $1 million base contract
Government signed a $1 million contract for Perth city construction of a new Red Berets headquarter for the Special Air Service Regiment. Builders Hutcheon Brew Pty Ltd won the bid. The complex near Fremantle will include medical and canteen facilities as part of a broader Swanborne Army Defence Estate project. The total accommodation package aims to house about 350 personnel at Swanbourne, bringing the overall value to $3.5 million.
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Red
Special Air Services Regiment
Austra Decerntave
Sydney
Swanhorns
Unclear Canberra Night Event Leaves Youths in Disarray
A fragment from a Canberra report describes youths at a holiday season gathering turning apolitical and restless. It notes scattered parties, missing organization, and a desire for a livelier scene with more entertainment and food. The text mentions Sydney and local expectations.
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John
Peter
Rye
Mt Sydney
Australians Join Battle Again in Mountain Warfare
Australian forces in the first battalion clashed with guerrillas in wooded mountains west of a peak region. One guerrilla was killed while an Australian was wounded. the rest escaped into thick scrub as action ended last night. Military authorities report the fight began during an email patrol and involved Australian units sustaining a casualty.
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Attempt to kill another Saigon politician
Saigon Tuesday report says Dr Phan Quang Dan, a Gia Dinh politician, survived an assassination attempt when a blast and car crash injured him and five police nearby. Police arrested one suspect. another prominent Vietnamese figure Be Van Van was killed about 20 days earlier.
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Swimming ban power sought in ACT safety plan
A legal opinion will be sought to determine if the Minister for the Interior can appoint patrols to slow swimmers at dangerous spots in the ACT. The article notes policy scrutiny and potential safety measures amid rising concerns.
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