Mature decision on new National Literature Board of Review
The Minister for Customs and Excise Senator Anderson announced the nine members of the National Literature Board of Review to administer the Commonwealth State agreement in uniform censorship. The board, coming into effect Monday, replaces the Commonwealth Literature Censorship Branch and the Appeal Board, with Prof. BR. Bryan of Canberra and Duntroon serving as chair.
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Anderson
Newsoard
Commonwealth Literature Censorship
Appeal Board
Profesor
BR. Bryan
Canberra
Profesor English ae nasil Ntary _College
Duntroon
Commonwealth Literature Censorship Board
Ew Beard
Australian censorship board appoints new members
The Australian censorship board announces four new appointments including SVE Choren reges and L. O'Neil as deputy chairmen. Appointees include Ken Slessor, Marie Neale, and others from Victoria and Queensland. Future bans will be based on fact and open to final determination by a court of law.
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Saa Ae Fietit
Wenlor
Australian National University
Pew
L. O'Neil
Victoria
Ken ‘Slessor
Sydney
Marie Neale
The
Universsity of
Iman
Mulholland
Comseer
Wpe
Wae cm
Bryan, Musterman
Emery
Mee Hewitt
Chorman
Australian soldier faces court martial for murder in Vietnam
An Australian soldier Leonard Edward Newman 22 of Brisbane remanded for murder by a court mar tial over the death of Lieutenant Robert Graham Birse 23 of Turramurra in Vietnam. Birse died December 10 from shrapnel wounds. Trials set to begin January 15 in Vietnam with possible life sentence.
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Leonard
Edward Newman
Brisbane
Ath Field Regiment
Royal Australian Artillery
Army
Canberra
Leutenant
Robert Graham Birse
Turramurra
Birse
Newman
Vietnam
Former NSW Governor Sir Eric Wood dies at 68
Lieutenant-General Sir Eric Winslow Woodward, former Governor of New South Wales from 1957 to 1965, died of a heart attack at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital at about 7 pm. Born in Toowoomba, Queensland in 1899, he served in World War I and held senior Army positions, with a state funeral likely next Tuesday.
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Sydney
Eric Winslow Woodward
Royal Prince Alfred
Eric
Sir Eric
Toowoomba
Queensland
Nsw
Roden
Tili
Cooler Days Ahead in Act
Cooler weather is forecast for the weekend and New Year holiday in Canberra. The Bureau of Meteorology said daytime highs would drop from current levels, with expected showers not enough to ease the drought. Canberra’s water storage stood about two million gallons below the 25 million gallon trigger, keeping water restrictions in effect.
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Canberra
Bureau of Eorology
Howe
Automatic lavatory flushers shut to save water
Departmental spokesman says automatic flushers were discovered flushing water every six minutes in nine Canberra schools. Thousands of gallons wasted after the actto closed for Christmas holidays nearly three weeks ago. They aim to stop the automatic flushers to curb a water shortage.
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Departmental
Canberra
Actto
Forged Ten-Dollar Notes Tone of Melbourne Case
In Melbourne on Friday police seized four near perfect forged ten dollar notes after a period of testing the new design. The report notes a shift from older counterfeits toward improved metallic shreds and an ongoing debate on wartime policy and leadership within Australian politics. Sir Wilfrid Kent Hughes argues the Liberal Party should seek Mr McEwen to remain prime minister for the life of the current parliament, praising his international standing and leadership.
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Melbourne
Victoria
Neal
Wilfrid Kent Hughes
Liberal Party
McEwen
Wilfrid
Gorton Says Liberal Leaders Could Do Better Job
Melbourne report cites Senator Gorton claiming there are men of integrity in the Liberal Party capable of leading Australia with distinction though he believes the current leader could do better. He discusses support within unions and the party’s direction toward Prime Ministership while denying any link to choosing a Cambodian head of state. Prince Sihanouk’s Washington Post interview is summarized, noting his stance on US troop movements and possible talks with US figures. The piece also notes Cambodian concerns over borders and possible Saigon army deployment.
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Melbourne
Gorton
Liberal Party
Australia
Jenene
Robert Menzies
Cambodia
Prince Sihanouk
Washington Post
Jazz musician Paul dies in Doylestown Bucks County
Jazz pianist Paul White man, 77, collapsed and died in Doylestown Bucks County Pennsylvania after being rushed to Roanoke hospital area from nearby. Authorities say heart attack suspected.
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Doylestown
Pennsylvania
Moisioign Paul
Roan
Bucks County
Queen of Greece loses her baby in Rome miscarriage
Queen Anne-Marie of Greece suffered a miscarriage at Villa Claudia Clinic near Rome after a routine operation went smoothly. The 21 year old wife of King Constantine was described as completely satisfactory, with Princess Alexia and Crown Prince Pavlos noted as her two children.
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Greece
Rome
Anne-Marie
Constantine
Villa Claudia Clinic
Ist
Coutifaris
Alexia
Crown Friars
Bessy
Sihanouk denies Cambodia invasion plans by US Vietcong refrain
Prince Sihanouk reiterated that Cambodia harbors no Vietcong or North Vietnamese bases or divisions. He warned that Saigon forces entering Cambodian territory would irreparably strain ties with the United States while opposing any Cambodian invasion or expansion of operations. He faulted U S and Chi nese positions, urging restraint and noting Vietnam War duties elsewhere.
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Karnow
Sihanouk
Cambodia
Cambouin
Johnson
Averell Hartiman
Prince Sihanouk
US Senate
United States
Prince
Prine
Saigon
Phnom Penh
Successi Lly
Vietnam
Canberra Times on South Coast Batemans Bay to Eden
The Canberra Times distributes along the South Coast from Batemans Bay to Eden with notice of where to buy the paper appearing on page 12 in State sections.
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Canberra Times
Batemans Bay
Eden
Times
To England Final Extract on Youth, Marriage, and Births
The article notes that English youth are marrying earlier and bearing children sooner, though sequence varies. It discusses statistics linking younger marriages with earlier childbirth, highlighting shifts in social patterns without asserting a fixed order. The piece reflects historical views on family formation.
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England
Changes in planets ease concern over Preomed Woden bowpi
Unclear note on planetary changes eases worry about the Preomed Woden bowpi. The United States faces no gloom as the technotromic age nears. Britain plans rapid withdrawal east of Sues per London reports. Motoring editor suggests visiting Lake George near Canberra. Department of the Interior scholars will study a Victorian report on child cruelty. Crosswords and sections appear on pages 10 11 15 19.
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United States
Britain
Sues
London
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