Pope Paul VI Ends Holy Land Pilgrimage in Rome Return
Pope Paul VI completes a three day Pilgrimage of Peace in the Holy Land and departs Amman for Rome by air. He sent 224 telegrams to world leaders urging peace following meetings with Patriarch Athenagoras who noted cooperation.
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Pope Paul II Reaches Holy Land on Historic Palestine Pilgrimage
The Pope, in Bethlehem en route to Jordan and Israel, urged Christian unity and universal goodwill. In a high profile address he called for renewed faith and harmony among Christians, Muslims, Jews, and even atheists, stressing monotheistic roots and universal moral values.
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Exam results delayed by board decision in Canberra and Sydney
The 1YOS Leaving Certificate exams will not be published in Canberra on Thursday morning as usual. The Board of Secondary School Studies in Sydney prohibits early publication, denying Canberra readers the Wednesday afternoon results they have long expected.
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British Minister Thorneycroft Meets Malaysian Leaders in Kuala Lumpur
British Defence Minister Thorneycroft held talks with Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman in Kuala Lumpur amid uncertainty over Australian and New Zealand troop involvement in Sabah and Sarawak defense. The joint communique affirmed resolve to counter Indonesian aggression.
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Turkish Cypriots seek world aid amid feared massacre
Nicosia reports Vice President Kutchuk urged world leaders to support Turkish Cypriots in survival efforts as Greek forces allegedly arm for a new assault. He claimed Makarios aims to end the treaty guaranteeing independence to stop Turkey from aiding Turkish Cypriots in what he calls a plan for their extermination.
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Death of Dr L Hl Aller Former Canberra lecturer dies at 84
Dr Leslie Hl Aller 84 longtime Canberra academic died while holidaying. In 1930 he became the first full time lecturer at Canberra University College and began his career in 191R as Professor of English at Java Military College Duntros Haydowalien Build e Commonwealth Literary Board. A memorial service is set for St Johns Church Tuesday followed by burial in the churchyard. He is survived by one ..."
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New Flag Officer Takes Over Fleet
Sydney reports Rear-Admiral O H Becher assumed command as Flag Officer Commanding Australian Fleet from Rear-Admiral A W R McNicoll at Garden Island Sydney. The ceremony included ships from Parramatta Vampire and Supply with McNicoll proceeding to Canberra to join the Navy Board.
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Pumps Unable To Meet City Demand As Water Use Falls Short
Canberra authorities report rising water use amid extreme heat with daily demand near record levels. Officials urge reduced consumption and note two new pumps will boost capacity while stressing restrictions possible if hot dry spell continues.
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Record Heat Marks Third Straight Hot Year
Yesterday reached 96.2 degrees the highest since January 29, 1961 when 58.6 was logged. The 96 degree forecast for today follows a string of heat with a chance of storms later in the week, per The Weather Bureau.
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