Birth of a Prince Delights London and Commonwealth
News from London reports Queen Elizabeth has given birth to her third child, a prince born at 3.30 p.m. London time. The baby and queen are said to be doing well as bells, salutes, and crowds celebrate across the Commonwealth.
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A.A.P
British Commonwealth
Elizabeth
Canberra
Buckingham Palace
Commonwealth Countries
Church of St. John the Baptist
Royal Military College
Duntroon
Paltc
Lord Evans
Sir John Weir
John Peel
Chiletrician
Queen's confinement reported as normal and peaceful
The Daily Mail and News Chronicle describe the queen's confinement as slow but normal. Prince Philip joins the Guildhall luncheon amid ceremonial pomp, with the duke and duchess smiling and guests on edge awaiting news of the royal birth.
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Daily Mail
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Monarchs first century baby sparks royal birth record
AP reports Queen Elizabeth II has a third child born to a reigning monarch. It notes lineage of Charles and Anne, their mother, and dates for Elizabeth II and siblings. It mentions Princess Margaret and Prince Philip with birth details and locations.
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Associated Press
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Oui
Iloria
Prince Charles Andrincess
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Des
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Ouse
Blood Delay At Sydney Flight For Bega Transfusion
Civil Aviation authorities delayed an Airlines of N.S.W aircraft for ten minutes at Sydney while blood was loaded for an urgent transfusion at Bega. A mother in childbirth received the blood, but her baby died.
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Sydney
N.S.W
Bega
Bega Hospital
Prince Second In Line To Throne
The article outlines the royal line of succession with Prince Charles as heir apparent and notes changes if births or deaths affect the order. It lists members of the Queen's wider family including Princes William and Richard, Duke of Gloucester, Duke of Kent and Michael of Kent, Princess Alexandra, and Earl of Harewood with their roles or status.
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News Chronicle
Anne
R. A. Butler
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National College of Food Technology
Weybridge
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Prince Charles
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Duke of Gloucester
Prince William
Prince Richard
William
Richard
Eton College
Duke of Kent
Eddie
Prince Michael of Kent
Beather
Princess Alexandra of Kent
Earl of Harewood
Easier Life For New Royal Child
The article discusses the future of the royal family as the burden of public duties shifts to Prince Charles with Anne taught privately. It notes schooling debates, the queen's likely compromise, and Charles attending Cheam while Anne studies with a tutor at Buckingham Palace.
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Prince Philip
Prince Charles
Cheam
Princess Anne
Buckingham Palace
War Time Exercise Planned In Tasman Sea
The Navy minister Senator Gorton announced a war time drill to test protracted vigilance in the Tasman Sea between March 12 and 16. The exercise aims to simulate wartime conditions and assess readiness of forces.
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Gorton
Tasman Sea
Extension of Shopping Hours Not Merited in Sydney
The A L P Industrial Disuitee says no extension of shopping hours is merited and backs prosecutions to press full penalties. A campaign for longer hours elsewhere began last December to meet Christmas demand and faced support and opposition from unions and state bodies.
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A.L.P. Industrial Desuitee
Labour and Industry
Maloney
Queanbeyan
A.L.P
Staite Labour Council
Argentina presses on in 20 day submarine hunt
Buenos Aires reports the 20 day search for a presumed stranded submarine in the Southern Argentina gulf continues. Radio Moscow questions the hunt as propaganda and cites the Argentine Defence Minister calling the effort quixotic. Britain, the Soviet Union and 13 other nations deny any submarines in the area.
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Don Quixote
Britain
Soviet Union
Argentina
Israel
Canada
Rumania
Holand
Peru
France
Polland
Portugal
West Germany
Brazil
Italy
Sweden
Expulsion of New Australians Over Party Split in Sydney
The Saute A.L.P. executive ordered the immediate expulsion of two New Australians, J. Bielski and S. Baltinas, for forming a rival political group. They had announced the New Citizens' Council would become a political party and would nominate a candidate for the Hunter by election on April 9.
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Saute A.L.P
J. Bielski
New Citizens’ Council
S. Baltinas
Citizens’ Council
Hunter
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Princess Margaret
Glamis Castle
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