Bega Council Rejects Publication China Reconstructs
A Bega municipal council committee refused to accept the publication China Reconstructs as a gift or display saying it is a pre paid item. Alderman R Fosard led the discussion, while Alderman Howard declined to comment. Mayor R H Clarke noted the magazine is a summary of Chinese thoughts and the council did not endorse worship or propaganda. The matter will be decided at the next council meeting.
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Late News Apology at MBC TV Event Source
A garbled report notes apology during a TV event with figures linked to Dimbleby and others, naming Mr Wiles and Ste Nixon. It references a public or media crisis tied to a phrase about a circus and town, implying a televised controversy.
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Red alert and heavy fighting as Tet offensive rages
Allied commanders seal off towns and declare a red alert at Long Binh while heavy clashes near Bien Hoa air base surge. US West Airborne Division reinforcements report 50 enemy killed and 100 captured as Communists strike across 40 plus towns north of the Mekong Delta. Casualties run high for US and Viet Cong, with thousands killed across the four days of renewed hostilities.
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Labor queries U S role in sackings and theft at embassy
Senate Opposition presses for full disclosure on resignation of senior public servant and alleged theft from a friendly embassy. It cites ASIO involvement and claims of political interference, with allegations surrounding a minister, resignations, and a Superannuation Board payout.
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Israel selects Allon as acting PM after Eshkol death
In Jerusalem the cabinet names Deputy Prime Minister General Yigal Allon acting prime minister after the sudden death of Levi Eshkol at 73 from a heart attack. Dayan was speculated as a successor while the 1967 war past remains influential in political calculations.
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State funeral planned for eulogized Israeli leader Eshkol
The government announced a state funeral for Mr Eshkol in Jerusalem on Friday. He succeeded David Ben-Gurion, had been confined to his home after a heart attack in February, and remained active until a ministerial meeting yesterday. His death triggered mourning and political recalibration as plans for a new government formed after a lengthy coalition process unfold.
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Pine Gap space role questioned by ministers
The Australian minister Fairhall said Pine Gap near Alice Springs is a joint US Australia space research site aiding defence. He refused further details, citing security. Debate touched costs, purposes, and potential targets, with Cairns asking if Pine Gap could be a primary target in a conflict.
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ACMA reverses tariff stance amid Board policy debate
The Associated Chambers of Manufactures ACMA reversed its critics stance on the Tariff Board policy after talks with chairman Mr Rattigan in Canberra The boards principles for tariff protection were to remain but with safeguards against arbitrary rates The move places ACMA and the government on common ground in tariff policy and industry assessment for 1964 67 and 1967 68 reports leading to a new accepted approach ACMA president Mr A C Campbell said the discussion clarified the boards role with concrete emphasis on relevant circumstances and never to apply fixed protection percentages
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Malaysia backs defence policy amid regional posture shifts
Southeast Asia correspondent reports Malaysia expresses satisfaction with its defence stance while noting Australia may rethink science and security alignments. The message signals regional caution as Canberra debates policy direction and tariff actions loom in Australia day discussions.
Hong Kong flu cases reported at Farheld Institute
The acting medical superintendent of Farheld Institute of Diseases Hospital said the Hong Kong flu strain has been found in two patients, a 12 year old child and a 40 year old adult, with origins tracing to Malaysia and Wong Keng.
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