Puzzle over Lagos report
A Livveton report says Australia may change its stance at Rhodesia talks but officials in Canberra claim no shift. Prime Minister Menzies and Commonwealth relations indicate Australia will observe, with Nigerian and West African reactions noted and criticism from Nigerian Daily Sketch.
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Livveton
Australia
Rhodesia
Canberra
Tagen
Will Allen
AAP Reuter
Mata
Nthe Ortherm
Nirman
Sketch
Baltersay
Iyait
Heatwave Looms Over Canberra With Record Temperatures Seen
Weather officials warn of a hotter day in Canberra with maximums rising toward 109 degrees, marking a potential record. No rain fell in the ACT over the weekend up to yesterday evening as northerly winds persisted, raising heat risk and a danger level for the region.
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Canberra
Nahe
Febeus
Six Die In Goulburn County Sedan Truck Crash
A serious crash near Goulburn killed six men traveling in an unidentified sedan. Police report the semi-trailer rig drove on the wrong side, forcing a swerve that led to a head on collision. Victims were aged 20 to 28. one driver from South Yarra, Melbourne survived with injuries.
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Nidrver
Mation
Mount Daniel
Rhein
Diere Rearierea
Reytence
Satore
Panera
Nderneath
Pang Ayey
Gratice
Ceyon
Vic
Austr
Alan Fawards
Southyrn
Melbourne
Australia
Serlon
Cnrrec
Goulburn
Nsw
Cold War powers rebuff US peace bids in Vietnam
China and the Soviet Union repeat opposition to American policy in Vietnam. Maoist and Soviet officials denounce U S proposals as deceitful while urging withdrawal of troops from South Vietnam. Prime Minister Pham Van Dong condemns talks framed by Washington.
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Tokyo
China
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Mo Shelepin
Jane
South Vietnam
Pham van Dong
Cam
Virnarmae
Bombing Campaign Shifts in Laos and North Vietnam
Reports from sources cited by The Associated Press say American aircraft bombed Laos heavily to slow North Vietnamese supply routes and river traffic. The day’s raids dropped about 1,000 tons of bombs and rockets, with recon planes watching for movement on northern targets.
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Saigon
Laos
Brantanment Oren
Vietam
Thal
North Vietnam
Phonseconnaissance
By election expected after MP George W Lin's death
The Brisbane hospital death of MP George W Lin triggers a forthcoming by election in the electorate. Labor candidate Dr RA Paterson, popular locally, may gain from a swing, with the government pushing development plans to influence the result.
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George W. Lin
Brisbane
Shaw
Barty
Dawson
Mackay
Cane Fremer
J. Fordyce
Sheld
Pawson
Labor
RA Paterson
Department of National Development
Patterson
Das Fom
Me Whitlam
Northern Development
Plana
Queensland
Harriman visits Canberra to brief Australian leaders on Vietnam
Mr Harriman arrived at Fairbairn base for two days of talks with Sir Robert Menzies and senior Ministers on Vietnam. He stressed allied efforts and noted the Australian battalion’s valued contributions while outlining the broader U S and Australian positions and delays in pace of negotiation.
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Kibert Menzies
Annahin
Dei
Rober Sugmed
Cumer Umm Aflene
Nigeeri Noreet
Ime
Abubykat Talia Raslewa
Robert
Australia
Harriman
Vietnam
Sir Robert
Raaf
Fairbairn
Erwing
Jahnnson
Nnne
Robert Menzies
Mir Harriman
Aximen
Jeaaiony
Flenaire
Peking
Sment
USAF
Yom
Tokyo
Guam
State Department
New Zealand
Unie Ater
New Zeal
Hue
Taal mi Erin
Harringen
Johnson
Amy Alway
Sam
Colteagues
1 ‘St
RAR
South
Cainer
Foreign Affairs and Defence Committee
Finner Tomight
Cemyar
Harrieman
Canberra
Federal
Methaurne Law Werthestay
Iasi
North-West Cape
Western Australia
Three RAR soldiers killed in weekend Vietcong clash
Three Australian soldiers from the Royal Australian Regiment were killed and several wounded in a major weekend battle against Vietcong forces. The deceased were Private ADA F. Wilson of Hammondville NSW, Private N. W Horne of New South Wales, and Captain KW Bade of Wacol Queensland. Wounded are Private B. Meharg of Stanthorpe. Lance Corporal Rod Alcorn of Dalby Queensland. Private H. M. Guinter of Laverton Victoria. Prime W. Bartkin of Royal Park South Australia. Lance-Corporal EB Ehlers of Lannvale NSW. Corporal Rf. Smith of Woonah NSW. Private 4 Grill of Lyndhurst NSW. Lance Corporal RL P. Rebing of Campbelltown NSW. Private AL Dae Ianey of Newtown NSW. Sgt WD Front of Holsworthy NSW.
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Australia
Jet Battalion
Royal Australian Resumen Thane
Ada. F. Wilson
Hammondville
Nsw
N. W Horne
Company Nsw
KW. Bade
Wacol
Queensland
Po Meharg
Stanthorpe
Covenstant
Rod Alcorn
Dalbyueensland
H. M. Guinter
Laverton
Vite Jorn
W. Bartkin
Riyal Park
South Ale Irela
EB Ehlers
Lannvale
Rf. Smith
al Woonam
4 Grill
Lyndhurst
RL P. Rebing
Carmpbelltown
AL Dae Ianey
Newtown
WD. Front
Holsworthy
Threat to talks threatens Indo Pakistan conference in Tashkent
A Chinese note to India risks undermining the Indo Pakistan conference at Tashkent. The page fragment notes political tension impacting talks, with other scattered captions mentioning student expulsions, drought relief in Africa, and a page index for classifieds and sports.
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India
Tashkent
Fommpt
Avtralia Ham
Africa
Dling
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Tse
Prince
China Today
Prince Charles
Timbertop
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Wright
Stes Keummars
Ofeer
Bog
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Government House
Chattes
M. L.l
Tyrell
Checketts
Shelepin
Vitam
Viet ‘Am
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Vietnam National Front For Liberation
Ion
Anival
Parliamentar
Jonathan Gaul
McMacnman
Mirriman
Parrhamn
Raaf Base
Guinn
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