Murder and Attempt Charged In Wagga Case
Malcolm Charles Wilson, 21, a truck driver, allegedly confessed to the murder of Kathleen Anne Hargreaves, 17, on August 6 and the attempted murder of Mary Millett, 17, of Deakin Canberra. A NSW reward of 2000 dollars was announced for information leading to the killer’s conviction. Wilson appeared in Wagga Petty Sessions. remanded until next Tuesday.
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Wagga
Malcolm Charles Wilson
Aday
Kathleen Anne Hargreaves
Wilson
Mary Millett
Rawson Street
Deakin
Canberra
Old Convent Farm
Hammond Avenue
Nsw
Kathleen Hargreaves
I.lundie
Wagga Court of
Ategist
Mary Millet
Wilson Owas
Canberra Weather and Patrols Outline for Today
A warm sunny Canberra day is followed by cooler temperatures later with a forecast high of 20 degrees. North west winds shift in the afternoon. Canberra Life Savings Club volunteers will patrol Casuarina Sands from 9am to 5pm today and tomorrow and swimmers are urged to cooperate. Minor bushfire activity noted in Victoria with isolated grass fires under control.
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Canberra
Weather Bureau
Canberra Life Savings Club
Casuarina Sands
Late news ring release details stir custody drama
An unclear report notes a release related to a custody case and a detainee. It mentions individuals and a political or official context, but the fragmentary text lacks coherent names, places, dates, or outcomes to confirm specifics.
Russians could reach the moon first says NASA official
Dr George Mueller of NASA admits it remains possible the Russians could land on the moon before the United States. He and nine NASA officials tour Honeysuckle Creek and Orroral Valley stations, then plan Fidbinbilla and Parkes, noting shifts in Soviet spacecraft and the Apollo approach involving lunar orbit and a two astronaut landing module.
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US Office of Manned Spare Flight
George Mueller
Mueller
Miller
US National Aeronautica and Space Administration
Honeysuckle Creek
Act
Orroral Valley
Fidbinbilla
Parkes Radio
Nsw
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Moon
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Brisbanes Ansett Viscount Crash Brakes Checked
Experts checked brakes on the Viscount airliner that crashed on landing at Brisbane Airport. It carried 44 passengers and four crew. all escaped injury. The nosewheel collapsed in soft soil, throwing the aircraft onto its nose about 300 yards from the main ship. Captain J Farell of West End Brisbane said the landing was normal until braking failed to slow the plane.
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Brisbane
J. Farell
West End
83 Die In Philippine Pilgrim Bus Crash
Eighty three Roman Catholic pilgrims died when two chartered buses collided on a narrow Cavite road en route to a festival. Authorities reported many injured as rescuers cleaned wreckage and authorities blamed brake failure on one bus. The crash, tied to a feast near a Bethlehem shrine, sent helicopters and a crane to the ravine scene.
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Manila
Cals Way
Ahmeda
India
Cavite
Cor
Ternate
Nigeas
Bethlehem
Jone
Middle of the road for ALP
Dr J F Cairns MP urged a middle of the road path for the Australian Labor Party in Melbourne addressing Isaacs Young Labor Association. He called for expanded government activity in economic matters social health and education while pursuing an independent stance in international affairs.
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Melbourne
Australian Labor Party
J. F. Cairns
Yarra
Isaacs Young Labor Association
St Kilda Methodist Hall
Cairns
Thailand to Send Combat Troops to South Vietnam
Prime Minister Thanom announced Thailand would deploy combat troops to South Vietnam if needed to stop Communist expansion. The force, larger than the unit sent to Canberra, would include infantry artillery and armor, with volunteers and regulars eligible after service. Training in Thai warfare and Buddhist principles were emphasized.
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South Vietnam
South Viet
Thanom
Thailand
Jtary
Canberra Times
Radio Thailand
Southand
Vietnam
North Vietnam moves toward peace talks with conditions
Paris reports say Mai Van Bo indicated Hanoi would study U.S. peace proposals if U.S. bombing ends permanently. The Johnson administration echoed openness to cessation once assured of reciprocal de escalation. White House seeks clarification as observers note slight movement in Hanoi stance while insisting talks include the National Liberation Front.
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Paris
North Vietnam
Mai van Bo
Johnson
State Department
White House
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Hanoi
Mr Bo
United States
National Liberation Front
Victory for us in peace talks urged by Ky in Saigon
Marshal Ky, speaking at Saigon Airport, said negotiations with North Vietnam are possible if Hanoi recognizes they cannot win. He predicted allied troops will reduce in number next year and urged a crackdown on desertion and corruption as North Vietnam may shift to guerrilla tactics.
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Mike Mans
Marshal Ky
Saigon
Diem
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Vietnam
National Liberation Front
National Broadcasting Company Corresponders
David Burrington
Laos Clash Reported Near Na Khang Key Post
AAP report cites Vietnamese troops with Pathet Lao involvement attacking Royal Army positions in Laos. The assault targets Na Khang and nearby areas in Xieng Khouvang and Meo tribal region, with forces described as predominantly North Vang Phas.
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Vientiane
AAP
Pathet Lao
Laos
Xieng Khouvang
Khang
Mieng Khouang
Sam Neua
Vang Phas
Victoria to study mower deaths and public concerns
Victorian authorities launch inquiry into recent mower fatalities and assess safety measures across farms and towns. Officials outline steps to review equipment standards and implement potential warnings to prevent further tragedies. Local agencies pledge coordinated action and public information campaigns.
New War Council Visit Ties Odlum To Allied Command
Major General V. W. Odlum, newly appointed High Commissioner for Canada, was invited to an Advisory War Council meeting after commanding the 2nd Canadian Division in Britain. His Australia tour included North Africa and the Sear regions and featured civic wartime measures.
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Shorty
Canada
V. W. Odlum
Advisory War Council
Odlum
Britain
Australia
North Africa
Curtin
Canberra
Red Cross
ASC
Hacheld
Hollemay
Sydney
Civic Centre
Hall Progress Association
YA Rochford
Transport Department
Hall
Hove
Fyshwiel Miet
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