Victoria decides Ryan fate as Cabinet weighs hang decision
In Melbourne the Victorian Cabinet and Executive Council prepared to decide if Ronald Ryan should be hanged. Premier Sir Henry Bolfe announced a cabinet meeting would consider fresh evidence before Friday’s potential execution.
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Major boost in Vietnam aid
Australia plans a major aid increase for South Vietnam in the current financial year, allocating about 2 million dollars. The cabinet discussed expanded aid coverage, including medical teams, hospital equipment, and reconstruction efforts, with a focus on rebuilding facilities and supporting rural communities.
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Late News Susy Sailors Mare Scot LD Wetnaedee
A fragmented late news brief mentions Susy Sailors and a mare named Scot LD Wetnaedee with unclear event details and a Saturday reference. The readable text is sparse and lacks confirmable entities beyond these names.
Britain Guides unveil modern miniskirted uniforms
Britain's senior Girl Guides adopt a new aquamarine and navy uniform described as modern and miniskirted. A Guide Association spokesman notes many Guides shorten skirts to stay fashionable while junior Guides already receive a navy tunic uniform replacing the old army styled outfit.
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Unions Seek Higher Allowance to Offset Fare Hikes
The ACT Trades and Labour Council plans to urge unions to apply for a raised allowance to meet rising NSW operating costs. Canberra currently pays up to He 104Se, as bus fares are set to increase by as much as 50 percent. Proposals to raise fares were announced last year.
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Transport fare hike debate stirs union in Australia
Mr D Care pennier of the Trutspore Workers' Union warns a 25 cent maximum fare rise could force transit into a vicious circle. Critics argue increased fares reduce patronage, while proponents cite subsidies and expanded service. The discussion spans public transport funding, intercity schemes, and potential foreign communications via satellite capacity.
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ABC to Show Live Global TV Coverage by Satellites
The Australian Broadcasting Commission will televise a global programme transmitted live by satellites on the morning of June 26. In Geneva, representatives from the Soviet Union, the USA, Europe, Japan and Australia met to plan an hours long broadcast. The program aims to showcase world operation and will involve multiple satellite channels around the world with technical and regulatory details still under discussion.
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Brutality reports prompt Anthony review across incidents
In a late edition, authorities including Anthony review brutality reports amid domestic and public concerns. The article notes references to pages covering courts, finance, and classified listings, highlighting ongoing investigations and policy discussions.
Indonesian Leader Seeks to Soothe Capital Tension
General Suharto, allied with Sukarno era figures, urged unity as Indonesia’s capital awaited a pivotal political move. A special meeting of top officials convened to address the crisis around President Sukarno’s position and the stability of the regime.
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Help for ships in ice near Wilkes base
United States ice breaker Fast Wind sails toward Wilkes to aid Australian crews stranded by ice. Nella Dan and Thala Dan, off Hobart, remain safe but delayed. Radio contact exists with expedition leader M. Files aboard Nella Dan. Flights and buses discuss fare changes amid disruptions.
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Whale on the dole near Burgeo trac snagged in reef
A starving 50-foot whale trapped in a 300 yard pond near Burgeo, Newfoundland, stranded while chasing herring. The government prepared a special ration of live herring to feed the mammal, with delivery expected today. Authorities struggle to free the creature from the submerged reef.
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