Indonesian Parliament backs Suharto as Acting President
Indonesian Parliament passed a resolution naming General Suharto Acting President until elections next year. The move follows Sukarno’s transfer of executive powers and comes amid broad support from nationalist and religious parties, with minimal opposition from pro-Sukarno forces.
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Diakarta
Aap-Reuter
Suharto
Indonewan
de Chwanald Din Malik
Nabatarg Uslama
Mostem
Suk- Arno
Nior
Amara News Ageney
Suharno
Dy Birkarno
sill _conetiti
Itr
Princess and Angus Ogilvy Arrive in Canberra for Private Visit
Princess Alexandra and her husband Mr Angus Ogilvy arrived in Canberra for a private three day visit after stops in Brisbane and Sydney. They were greeted at the RAAF Base by the Prime Minister's wife and senior officials, with no official engagements planned. They will depart for Sydney Monday night and stay at a hotel before leaving Australia in March.
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Buty
Geelong
Vietnam
Iase Vana
Arlier
ANI
Gene
Melbourne
Ant
Hadden
Alesandra
Meg Holt
Semble
Angus Ogilvy
Fairhairn
Raaf Base
Pricess Alexindra
Canberra
Priel
Brisbane
Sydney
Eairhairn Raaf Tlase
Hall
Anthony
Australia
Charles Johnston
Lady Johnston
Bornhillt Hose
Austral
Canberra Weather Turns Warm With Storms Forecast
Forecasters warn of a developing cool change bringing showers and thunderstorms across the ACT. Humidity tops around 92 percent as heat lingers. Bushfire season extends to end of March with possible restrictions and permits until April. NSW experiences two hot days with high fire danger in metropolitan areas while Melbourne awaits heavy rain to end heat.
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Canberra
Sydney
Fiiday
Nsw
South Coast
Tablelands
Melbourne
Wain
Seat Belts Made Compulsory In New Vehicles
Ministers of Transport from Commonwealth and States decided yesterday to require seat belts in all new motor vehicles. The move aims to improve road safety and reduce injuries in crashes.
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Commonwealth and
State Ministers of Transport
Plans for Pilots Course at Canberra Technical College
A commercial air pilots course will be offered by the Canberra Technical College to train eligibile applicants. The program aims to provide practical flight instruction and theory to prepare students for commercial licensing through a structured curriculum at the college in Canberra.
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Canberra
Australia collapses in fifth Test at Port Elizabeth
Australia bundled for 173 in their first innings as South Africa dominated the fifth and final Test in Port Elizabeth. Early wickets, rapid losses, and a steady South African reply left Australia facing a tough fight to save the series.
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Port Elizabeth
Australia
South Africa
Redpush
Eowane
Iene
Martin
Watson
Lima
Erna
Unclear fragment but notes a late news item
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a late news note with scattered words about a plane and South American context. No complete event, names, dates, or places are readable to form a factual summary.
Seven Indian Ministers lose seats in general election
The Congress party failed to secure a nationwide majority as 180 of 533 Lok Sabha seats were decided with 92 won by Congress and 22 to the Hindu nationalist Jan Sangh. Kerala slipped to Communists while seven states gave Congress overall majorities, prompting questions about leadership as Mrs. Gandhi faced a political crisis and opposition claimed a weakened central government. Reports also noted casualties and unrest following the vote results.
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Lok Sabha
Congress
Jan Sangh Party
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pro-Maxcow
Hoever
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Andhra Pradesh
Gujarat
Haryana
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Mysore
Tripura
Dravidium Progressives
Gandhi
Kumaraswami Kamaraj
Maday
F. No Mannen
Atulva Ghosh
West Bengal
KK. Patil
Bombay
Kamaraj
India
New Delhi
Ict Monte
Nizatia
Aftter
Bravery awards urged for Canberra youths in drownings
An inquest into a triple drowning near Casuarina over a year ago heard Canberra Life Saving Club would nominate posthumous bravery awards to Robert Lahey and Mark Darryl Dwyer for their rescue attempt. The Royal Humane Society may recognize the youths who died saving others.
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Natissen Amin
Uta Gol
Alvy
Freeth
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SM Cnn Ae
Emer Inna
Roth Lahey
Dwyer
Iman
Baie Tanto
Nanan
Dahton
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Lahey
Frank Arce
Kingsford-Smith
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Red Hill
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Murrumbidgee
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Canberra
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AFC
Aero Club
Darryl Dwyer
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Jorgen
John Robersner
Labey
Way Steet
Med Matouneil
O'Connor
M. Brydenfieid
Department of the Interior
D. Shoobridge
Encouragement
Mc Freeth Jit
Murrumbidgee River
Casuarina
Sriple
M. Brydenstein
U S shells North Vietnam and trade notes
A fragmentary page reports that the United States began artillery shelling North Vietnam from bases in South Vietnam. It also mentions ministerial figures and trade discussions, plus brief notes on ships, aviation, and a football league item.
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North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Grave plunder rips French film star’s grave
Thieves opened the casket believed to contain Miss Martine Carol’s effects, desecrating the grave in Cannes. A solitaire ring and jewelry were damaged and stolen, police say the theft occurred after the casket was pried with a chisel. Investigations continue as authorities confirm the remains and jewels identified.
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Martine Carol
Miss Carol
Lery
Associated Press
Carl
Fnvason
Perth man Cinlan sentenced to death for wife murder
Perth report says 47 year old Cinlan was sentenced to death on the first Friday for murdering his wife. Defence counsel Mr Wood stated Cinlan will not appeal. Crown Solicitor Mr Ick Ruse noted the decision. Cominy was sentenced earlier on November 25 for his wife Edina agesl.
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Ior Cinlan
Hin
Wood
Lagaina
Ick
Ruse
Canlan
Cominy
Edina Aagesl
Comian
Cotteslor
Canberra Parliament in the Pathe Blackout screening era
A 25 year old Canberra Times fragment notes wartime parliamentary sessions viewed on the Pathe Blackout screen. It mentions the ACT Recruiting Committee reporting January activity, the National Society of Canberrans exhibits, and local figures like Cummings and Murray along with a Canberra Relief Society meeting.
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Canberra Times
Parliament
Pathe
Routage
Wallae
Cowmiiee
Uthaeis
Raaf
McHueeve
Amd
Sito Mons
Tithniuinal Society of
Canberee
Exibaurt
Imate
Uyenneres
Mattees
Lenseey
Asati
Uhutniga
Milok
Pe Anierana
Lea Ehatrmany
de Tanner
Cathie
Campbell
Cathorpeans
Aimee
Moe
Cummings
Murray
M¢ Huth Teaver
Ecruary
Spuyserm
Mire
Cin
Cublet
Atrenpery Saunders
Mullett
Canberra
Sader
Tht
Rieman
C. W. Davies
Ws Hare
Titesek
RJ Maloney
al Sgeins
Warmer Whyle
A.C. Mok
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Smberra Fire Brigade
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Chappell
Redpath
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Mar Elaine Hunald
South Walkend
Mater Hospital
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Ventures
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Meng
Haina O'Beven
O'Brien
Satara Rleviews
NFL
Amtraila National Foothall
L. J. Hooker
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Dickson
Amos
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