Fraud Suspected as AU Students Report Tampered Files
At the National Union of Australian University Students conference in Melbourne, AUS students claimed private files at universities had been tampered with. ANU Canberra students alleged a fellow student kept files on other agents, with education committee reps from several universities noting evidence of tampering.
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Australian Security Service
National Union of Australian University Students
Australian National University
Canberra
Pducation Committees
Seve
Australia university security leaks spark student protest
Students from Adelaide protested after a meeting adopted a resolution expressing extreme concern over activities of the Australian security service at timber universities. They alleged confidential files were leaked and security personnel attended secretly planned events, prompting calls for scrutiny of university affairs.
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NUAUS
Australhan Security Service
Adelaide
Liberals discuss hanging dissenter and student files dispute
The Liberal Party executive discussed Brian Dixon MLA opposition to the hanging of Ronald Ryan. Other Liberals noted publicly opposing Ryan’s death were mentioned as part of the Friday night meeting. In Melbourne debate, ANU reported a student failed exams but remained enrolled amid claims of student files and alleged intelligence involvement. By-election at Higinbotham district seeks to replace Baron Snider, with antiwar and anti conscription actions cited. George Gibbs, Liberal MP for Police, endorsed Dixon’s remarks.
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Liberal Party
Brian Dixon
Ronald Ryan
R. J. Southey
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Ryan
la Hing Ryan
George Gibbs
Police
Delicate phase in Vietnam peace talks signals
Reports say North Vietnam altered stance after December bombing raids in Hanoi region as private probing continues. Rostow calls the process delicate and not yet a serious negotiating offer while Kennedy notes weeks ahead could shape a peaceful solution and European contacts inform US efforts. South Vietnam offers to extend the lunar New Year truce with North Vietnam for talks.
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New York Times
China
Askin
Tragic Canberra Swim Deaths Keep Rising
Two Canberra men died in swimming accidents yesterday, one at Casuarina Sands on the Murrumbidgee River and another at Dalmeny Beach near Narooma. Joseph Zielonka, 48, of Boronia Drive O’Connor, drowned in the Murrumbidgee after stepping into deeper water near the Casuarina Sands weir while his wife alerted lifeguards.
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NSW tote rules may be amended after Richmond win
NSW Government to consider amending totalisator legislation after a Richmond trots tote win around $100,000. A syndicate linked to Onaenaland reportedly profited across several races, while Hangover finished second. Treasury and officials noted the tote paid out heavy place dividends despite a record payout of about $224,450.
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Yes
Women cannot leave Peking amid protests at embassy
Hundreds of Chinese demonstrators around the Soviet Embassy and at Peking airport blocked the departure of the second batch of wives and children of Soviet staff. The evacuees remained inside the embassy compound after hours of resistance while thousands shouted outside, as the families were sent home due to the demonstrations ongoing for a day.
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Peking
Calwell Indicates Plan to Step Down as Labor Leader
During a Canberra radio Labor Hour program, Arthur Calwell stated he would step down as Leader of the Federal Parliamentary Labor Party if the party fails to win the 1965 federal elections. The broadcast, introduced by D G Filliot, reflects an official Labor stance amid Vietnam War tensions and internal party divisions.
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Labor Party
Efilliot
Filiot
Labor Hour
Canberra
ALP
Victorian den
Caltral
Melwell
Bourne
Elliot
Vietnam
Next Sun
Japan PM plans visit to Saio and Roosevelts ship
The report notes a planned trip by Japan's Prime Minister to meet with Mr Saio and conclude with a visit to Al and New Zealand. It mentions Roosevelt's ship docking at Cape Town and references page citations for US, Canberra secrecy, and migrant integration debates.
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New Zealand
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Capa Town
Maxwell Taylor
Saigon
America
Canberra
Deadline for Sukarno in Indonesia in Canberra Times
Canberra Times analyzes Sukarno’s grip on power with two pieces this week. Creighton Burns questions the length of his tenure while Tarzie Illachi previews a deadline set for Dr Sukarno, outlining political uncertainty and potential downfall.
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Indonesia
Canberra Times
Creighton Burns
Southeast Asia
Tarzie ¥Illachi
Red Guard Portrait Stir At Carnaby Street Launch
London Sunday report notes Carnaby Street hosts the Red Guard launch with publicity likely to spark debate. The Sun says heroic images may not be recognized in Peking but could sell widely.
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Carnaby Street
Red Guard
Sun
Peking
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