Test cricket forecast for second Melbourne Test start
Melbourne reports perfect weather for the start of the second Test at the MCG. Australia names its playing XI under Barry Ruphy amid concerns over injuries and a potential virus. England fields a strong lineup led by Peters, Crowe, and Broad, aiming for a close contest and possible draw as Windsay predicts tight play.
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Ocean Race Nears Finish After Unsteady Conditions
The race sees Ketch Well and Syney leading with Shaviley close behind as winds shift along the Tawnanian coast. Forecasts warn of varying conditions offshore while near shore may calm, with several vessels like Biluntia and Freya Par Tare reported in sequence along the route.
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Britain Regrets Australia Decision on Conference Attendance
The report cites British officials noting regret over Australia’s choice not to attend a regional conference with Nigeria and other Commonwealth nations. It discusses possible attendance from Canada New Zealand and other allies while highlighting divisions within Britain over David leaders and prime ministers positions.
Tractor inexplicably moves in reverse and climbs car
A diesel tractor at Canberra Railway Station started by itself and backed into a parked car before being halted after about five hours, with the vehicle left at the scene. The incident prompted police to secure the area as talks of political tension and possible government actions unfolded after reports of Britain’s sanctions and a stalled Commonwealth conference.
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Vance Notice
Australia
Australian Prime Minister letters explain election attendance
A government statement outlines why Australia will not attend a Rhodesian issue talks. Sir Robert Menzies wrote to Nigerian and British prime ministers detailing reasons for nonparticipation. The advance copy was released to prevent public reaction until other ministers were informed.
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Spaniards Beat Emerson as Santana Wins at White City
Manuel Santana defeats Roy Emerson on centre court amid Spanish crowd celebration at White City. Police intervened as fans surged toward the exit, while reports noted tense moments and ongoing crowd control after the match ended.
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Spain
Manuel Santana
Roy Emerson
White City
Exchange Day Prompts Busy Shops and Swappers
In Cam petley uvoutgh customers flocked to exchange gifts and sizes as Christmas colors and clothing lines drew crowds. Shoppers swap items, stocking up and trading, while some stores report empty hands amid a flurry of activity and lines in local departments. The scene unfolds across city streets and shops with managers noting the exchange surge before tomorrow.
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Campetley Uvoutgh
Canberra
Moscow to send top ranking mission for talks in Hanoi
Silent diplomacy from Washington and Moscow signals a determined bid for peace in Vietnam. In Moscow a high level mission to Hanoi led by Alexander Shelepin is to be disclosed only as policy shaped by 12 senior officials. Washington refrained from comment on reports the bombing lull in North Vietnam is a peace feeler.
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London
Express
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Harriman Arrives in Warsaw on Secret Mission
US ambassador-at-large Averell Harriman arrived in Warsaw and headed directly to the Polish Foreign Ministry, a move the Associated Press describes as a secret mission.
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Averall Harriman
Associated Press
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Fanfani's firm stance shapes wartime policy debate
The report summarizes an Italian official's firm position amid growing U S Vietnam conflict coverage. It notes diplomatic maneuvering in Washington and Moscow over peace talks and potential bombings. It mentions reactions from Hanoi and China, with references to Japanese and British involvement and a widening international sense of urgency.
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