Rodin torso theft shocks Launceston gallery
A Rodin torso valued at 225 pounds was stolen from the Peter Suyvesant Trust gallery in Launceston. A second statuette on the same stand was removed. Police suspect a youth group or children. guard Austin noted the display had been opened and altered catalogue numbers. The piece is a bronze female figure mounted on a welded steel stand.
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Launceston
Peter Suyvvesant Trust
Joe Utlenanea
Queen Viciatia
Masta
Piel
Vaack Wecur
Sydney
Winight
Pever Sry
Sect” Trust
George Makes
Hinkes
Launcestone
Parallel Timetables Up to Minister Says Ansett
In Melbourne on Tuesday ANA managing director R M Ansett warned the Government could bear responsibility if TAA is allowed to adopt schedules similar to Ansett Transport Industries. He said parallel timetables might be essential despite risks and that government reaction would shape future aviation scheduling.
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Ansett Ana
Ansett Transport Industries
R. M
Muich
Siucisim
Yuan
Swarte
In Cubs
Father Georger
Hat
Paaload
Amator
Nvision
Invaders
Brisbane
Masferter
Mte
Curl Asia
Uion
Swartz
Duvalier
Toowoomba
Willering
Malnuti
Mor ‘Dannc
Fidel Castro
Dcovery
Ander
Mengen
Inter
Imie
Rabaul
Food lift debates amid chaotic reports from Brisbane and Toowoomba
An assortment of fragmented items reports food aid for starving children, air timetable debates, and political tensions. Mentions Father Plumben, Fidel Castro era references, and parallel air services, with Swartz criticizing timetables and government patrols tracking shipments.
Boat Fire Destroys Sea Diver Off Tasmania Coast
Three divers abalone diving off Tasmania's east coast were surprised as their 401C boat Sea Diver ignited above them. They surfaced after ten minutes to find the craft burning fiercely. Firefighters and fishermen fought the blaze for an hour to control it, but the vessel was completely wrecked. Damage is estimated at four thousand dollars or more and believed caused by refrigeration equipment.
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Launceston
Tasmania
Tanker Pavlaska Loses Bridge in Gale
In a gale off Nantucket Island the 29,230 ton Liberian tanker Pavlaska had its bridge knocked overboard as 400 mile waves battered the vessel. With a crew of about three, radio and communications were cut. Rescue operations were launched as the ship drifted, reports say the bridge collapsed and alarms sounded during the sea attack.
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Nantucket
Luo Day
Atlantic
Nantucket Island
CrustCred Serch
Thailand to Send About 1000 Troops to South Vietnam
Bangkok reports Radio Thailand says about 1,000 Thai combat troops will join Saigon allies in South Vietnam. The mixed battalion includes infantry artillery armour and support units and will operate independently. No departure date announced and Thailand joins SEATO members with ground forces in Vietnam.
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Bangkok
Radio Thailand
Thailand
South Vietnam
Saigon
SEATO
Vietnam
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Philippines
South Korea
Saigon Talks Break Down Over Vietnam Troop Plans
Disjointed discussions in Saigon this week involve American and South Vietnamese officials with Aug rahian figures amid debate over the planned deployment of Australian troops to Vietnam and the pace of escalation.
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Saige
Lie Ase
Vietnam
Queen Considers Divorce Dilemma Amid Harewood Marriage News
London reports the Queen faces a constitutional dilemma as Lord Harewood seeks to wed his former Australian secretary Patricia Tuckwell Low. Royal consent, under the Royal Marriages Act, could determine the viability of their union and affect the line of succession.
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London
Lord Harewood
Patricia Tuckwell
Harewood
Marty Miss Tuckwell
Duchess of Hare
Arrest in China and Vietnam air war figures in report
The former deputy director of China’s propaganda department is reported arrested. Two American pilots describe Vietnam’s air battles with Phantom vs Mig exchanges. NSW transport minister vows strong action this year. A kidney disease expert notes rising headaches. Australian businesses push for a Pacific economic framework. Classifieds on pages 19 to 21.
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Vietnam
Pacific
Aeganiss
Formamen
Tuna boat pulled off reef after grounding near Fremantle
A Japanese tuna boat Fukiyashi Maru No 35 ran aground fifteen miles north of Fremantle and was freed this afternoon. The vessel, battered by heavy swells, drifted onto the reef in rough seas. the crew remained calm as authorities plan a visit by Soviet leader Gromyko and a possible private audience at the Vatican.
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Perth
Tuesdy
Fremantle
Mint All
Saigon
Tke Deleyaninn
Viet
Sista
Army
Navy
Autor
Conier
Riynan Catholic
Hopill
Sania
Aloe Punter
Butterworth
Thejpehved le
Masier
Australi
Prelate’s Ill Health Spurs Vatican Concerns
The report notes rising concern over the health of Dr Simonds Podgorny and the Pope after hospital admissions in 1965. Details mention Vietnam discussions and Vatican Council context, with sporadic diplomatic strain reflected in travel and communications with Soviet, Cuban, and other nations. Dr Simonds, aged 76, faced strokes and paralysis as he and the Pope navigated church state wealth issues amid ongoing health challenges.
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Simonds Podgorny
Ares
Dimussion
Vietnam
Vatican Council
Hospi Union
Vatican
Cuba
Simonds
Werel
Mercy Hospital
Sep
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