Speaker to face charge amid indecent exposure case
A magistrate will hear charges of indecent exposure in a private class in New South Wales. The Premier and police officials discussed the inquiry, with a preliminary report due to the government. Mrs Shepherd, who reported threats, was subjected to ongoing calls and a royal commission was sought to investigate threats against her.
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Low South Wales
Police Investeaione
Heo
Ards
Aiernosa Wwe
Maher
Simmons
Lenichl
Mi Maher
Miles
Mrs. Shepherd
Laine Cove
Parliament House
Renshaw
Alay
Askin
Shephern
Newtown
Army announces £23m National Service training works
The Minister for the Army Dr Forbes announced a £23 million works programme to support National Service Training ahead of compulsory service in June. It will fund barrack blocks and camps, with two new training battalions and expanded facilities at Ran gobs in NSW and Puckapur in Victoria, to accommodate 2100 recruits per intake and quarterly intakes totaling about 1728 men.
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Forbes
Inc
Ineuggest
Dre Forbes
Saul
Rangobs
Wagga
Nsw
Kapwhite Anne
Puckapur Victoria
The Age of Eliot Tributes Pour In From Two Continents
Tributes poured in Britain and the United States for T. S. Eliot after his death in London at age 76. The Times and The Guardian praised his influence on English poetry, while The New York Times called him a pivotal literary figure shaping the era.
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London
A.A.P
Reuter
Britain
United States
T. S. Flint
The
Times
Elie
Eliot
Guardian
Flint
New York Times
Eliotust
Pope
Sir Robert Menzies visits Auckland amid tourism chatter
Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies arrives in Auckland aboard a liner cruise. He discusses housing and public figures including Tony Rae, the Australian High Commissioner, and Auckland officials. The visit unfolds on a rainsoaked promenade deck with talks about Damon Runyon and local attractions.
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Auckland
Sir Robert Menvies
Damon Runyon
Augeland
Lyner
Robert
Tod
Harel Craig
Robers
Sparta
Sone Siatars
Por Hall
Ativan
Dom
Rawhinson
New Zealand
Tony Rae
Dispute over Australian stamp proofs sparks public uproar
A quarrel over disposal of Australian stamps since 1957 escalates after proofs surfaced. Director General Mt FP O Grady says proofs were given to the Stamp Advisory Committee with tacit retention promises, while critics including Sir Daryl Lindsay denounce sales as scandalous. A national stamp magazine criticized the sale in its latest issue.
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Mplbournt Tuewlay
Poste and Telegraph
Mt FP
Daryl Lindsay
Fiat
Meyer
Magae Ime
Rome
Isimph
Megane Ee
Austin
Serve “Bank
Frank
Coco Islands
Maney
al Me
Brie Westbrook
Canberra
O'Grady Saul
Phillie Society
Jemyth
Australia
Menora Highway
Tn Highmans
Wil Ream
M.nh
Ing Ziven
Xes Art School
Douglas
Aft Cove
Dundas
Confusion Over ACT Speed Limit Change Delayed
Reports indicate the proposed ACT open road speed limit rise from 50 to 60 mph is postponed until after a State Transport Ministers conference in April. Discussion centers on highway signs and policy coordination among departments and philatelist groups amid broader traffic regulation reforms.
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A.C.T
Johnson invites Kosygin Brezhnev to visit United States
President Johnson urges closer U S Soviet ties and welcomes a possible visit by Premier Kosygin and TV exchanges with Brezhnev. He envisions peaceful understanding to reduce dangers, compares to Krushchev visit of 1984, hopes for Europe and Latin America trips, may occur after Kosygin’s UK talks. congressional applause noted.
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Kosyzin
Communist Party
Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Canessen
Krushchev
Europe
Latin America
Scar Reuter
Perth Heat Wave Amid Record Temperatures
The Perth area endures a severe heat wave with temperatures near 106.3 degrees. Forecasts show a maximum around 108 degrees, with warnings of health risks and potential heat-related deaths, including inmates at a home for elderly women. The piece also weaves in political commentary about the era’s leadership and policy debates.
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Perth
Buesay
Tewlan
Mi “Menes
Rnalfight
Aid for Tunku Seen Likely Before Malaysia Review
Jonathan Gaul reports the federal government is poised to approve further military and economic aid for Malaysia within weeks. A Kuala Lumpur defence report is due, and a cabinet decision will follow the Malay political leaders and international partners shaping the plan. The Malaysian premier Tunku Abdul Rahman has floated a peacekeeping force option as regional tensions rise with Indonesia.
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Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur
Indonesia
Malaysoi
Reso Austin Han
Ant
New Zealand
Ian
Hasse
Cinherra
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Henderson
Katrina
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the Podge
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Joe
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Tunku
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Pame
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