Victoria oil deal faces varied state reactions
Sir Henry announced oil flows expected in two years amid a hostile response from several states to the Victoria Commonwealth offshore licence pact. He said leases would be signed by month’s end after discussions with South Australia and Western Australia ministers. The plan would impose a royalty override on BHP and other firms, with joint talks continuing about federal arrangements.
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Henry
Vidas
Dh Omeets
Hamlin
BHP
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Austedlia
Walshing
Franvet
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Atreasty
Seth Realty
Adlelade
Timney
Victoria
Melbourne
Hevis' Holle
Walsh
Iether Staten
Minsters
Jlyeae
Esso-Bhp
Gippsland
Sahore
Commonwealth
Australia to host Marshal Ky visit amid protests and talks
Prime Minister Holt will outline an Australian trip plan likely to include a three to four day visit by Marshal Ky at month end. Opposition leader Calwell assails Ky and demands recall of Dr My, while Hasluck replies to complaints and cabinet plans seek commonwealth state agreement on leases in Gippsland offshore as Victoria negotiates.
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Tn Austra
South Vietnam
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Canberra
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Marshal Ky
Hutch
Diem
Haslick
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Myast
Calwe Falack
Nest
Australia
Victorian execution delayed as Privy Council appeal heard
The report notes Ryan's execution was postponed after an appeal to the Privy Council. Clergy, judges, and government officials debated the stay while awaiting a Privy Council ruling likely to be heard January 24. The case centers on a murder by a bookmaker and the pending execution of Robert David Chivtom in Cessnock.
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Victorian State Executive Council
Ronald Ryan
Ike
Ronald Kren
W. Chikds
Henry Halle
Cornel
Reig
Childs
Rylah
Victoria
Fovea
Privy Council
Aisson
Murray
Cessnock
Robert David Chivtom
Souneil
St ‘Denry
Regam
London
Ryan
Henry
No new deal with India: Wheat Board chair says
MELBOURNE Wednesday. The chairman of the Australian Wheat Board, Mr A R Callaghan, said tonight that no deal were being undertaken with India for the time being.
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Wheat Board
Melbourne
Australian Wheat Board
A. R. Callaghan
DIES IN HOSPITAL IN COOMA DISTRICT
A Canberra man died in hospital after a car collision near Cooma between Cooma and Michelago. The report mentions Government moves on wheat procurement and statements by officials, including Mr Callaghan and Mr O'Brien, tied to the Indian wheat and High Commission actions. The fragment references the Wheat Board, harvests, and related administrative actions amid ongoing cabinet deliberations.
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Salgivale
Ievel
Chiang
Collinton
Michelago
Callaghan
India
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Far Mar & Ales
Ian
Jim Nelson
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Pital
Edward
Penridge
Heat Haining
Grindlay
Ryan
Initian
Hh Yams
Conymanons
Ralph Freadman
Campbell dies in 310 mph Bluebird crash
The article reports Graham Campbell dying in a water speed attempt at 310 mph on Bluebird after his craft leaped from the lake and plunged. He aimed to break his water record of 276 mph after nine weeks in the Lake District awaiting suitable weather. The piece notes his 1964 double land and water speed records in Australia and references relatives and prior speed legends.
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Australia
Lake District
Tada
Hem Wither
Saing
Western Australia
Malcolm Campbell
Lakelster
Eyre
South Australia
Henry Seagrave
Cobh
Loch Ness
Oblinsry
Soviet doubles aid to Hanoi amid new military provisions
Soviet officials said Moscow would double military aid to North Vietnam as part of a renewed bilateral program. European allies and Asian partners discussed expanding weapon and equipment transfers, with leaders presenting a unified plan at bilateral talks.
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London
Liniga
Diplomatie
Cee
Russia
Filiopean
Prossiamime
Servier
W. A. mine bought for Perth promoters buy mine
Two leading Australian promoters from Perth, LG Hancock and EA Wright, acquire the blue ashestoy mine at Wivtenoom for an undisclosed amount above 1 million dollars. They also purchase other assets of the Colonial Suen Refining Company at Wit hoom, Point Samson and Omaacl.
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Perth
Wednewy
Austrsia
LG. Hancock
E. A. Wright
Wivtenoom
Colonial Suen Refining Company
Withoom
Point Samson
Omaacl
Iron ore project eyed at Pilbara port complex
A proposed iron ore venture in Western Australia, linked to CSR and partners, could yield about 57 million dollars and run 23 years starting soon. Government officials note town development and local concerns as talks continue.
Donald Campbell's Final Mayday Call on Blue Bird
The last radio message from Donald Campbell as he powered Blue Bird at about 210 mph on an English lake ended in tragedy. The record attempt collapsed into disaster with Campbell presumed dead, leaving questions about the breakdown of the run and the boat's control.
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Donald Camphill
Bonney
Tony Wate
Donald Campbell
Blue Bird
Stolen masters found in London art theft case
Eight paintings including Rembrandt and Rubens recovered after theft from the Dulwich College Art Gallery in southeast London. Police say several people are being questioned while no arrests have been made. A large cache of other stolen items was found at one address.
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London
Reuters
Scotland
Dulwic College
Dairymen's War and Regional Turmoil Highlight Page Three
Fragmented OCR notes point to a dairy industry campaign against margarine and a Bangkok report reference. Mentions armed clashes on a border between the Soviet bloc and China. Also flags a Thai mini interim decision and a Canberra paper item with a Christmas lottery promotion.
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