Holt to visit NZ for six days
The Prime Minister Mr Holt will spend six days in New Zealand next month to strengthen Australia New Zealand trade ties and personal diplomacy. He plans talks with Prime Minister Sir Holyoake and Cabinet members, noting a strong personal friendship underpinning bilateral relations. The visit follows historical exchanges between the two nations and aims to cement closer cooperation.
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Holt
New Zealand
Wyil
Sydney
Australia
Holts
New
Me Holyoake
Holyoake
Mow Holt
Bombing orders echoed by pilots amid regional tensions
Reports claim Nasser ordered bombings with pilots SMIMAN Foran and others citing Egyptian and Jordanian contexts. Defections noted from Saudi Arava and Yemen fronts as Russian ally forces are discussed. Unified Arab state responses and denial from authorities frame a tense security scene.
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Foran
Muralm
Bothhs
Verner
Tifas
Higgs
Anders
Tahamed
Abdij Soit
Nhe
Capa
Mohamed Aly
Paice
Hein
Apobe
Amman
Saudi
Arava
Steines
Yemen
Alimate Agendeel
Ators
Forves Apakesman
Sintmen
Death for assassin in Saigon verdict
In Saigon a one eyed Vietcong assassin was sentenced to death by a firing squad for killing Tran Van Van, a leading critic in the Constituent Assembly under Premier Ky's military regime. Vo Van En, 21, said he only drove the killer.
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Saigon
AAP
Vo van En
Tran van van
Late News Item Fragment From Awanil Page
Fragmentary OCR note reads as late news home item with unclear names and numbers. Details are unreadable but indicate a brief public notice or update from the page.
US Masses 25000 in Iron Triangle Battle Near Saigon
US forces deploy about 25000 troops in the Iron Triangle north of Saigon to engage Vietcong in a major operation named MRA. The vast action concentrates around Saigon and Cholon with a large enemy push reported and mass moves of civilians away from the front.
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Saigon
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MRA
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Gialinla
Miron
Gav
Nirth-Wert
Thant Bien Forest
Reuter
TAA Revises Flight Times In Major Timetable Update
Melbourne reports a revised timetable by Trans Australia Airlines and Ansett ANA. Civil Aviation Department scrutiny involved Minister Swarte and senior officials from the director general’s office and the government committee. The talks focused on timetable improvements and potential service pattern changes.
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Melbourne
Trans Australia Airlines
Anwettana
Vinaitring
Department of Civil Aviation
Ealier
Swarne
Brisbane
Yeovil Aviation
Civil Avian Jane
Anderson
Family affair at embassy involving Professor Kornyansky
A chaotic embassy scene depicts Professor Kornyansky amid a tense raid and media attention in Vietnam while relatives and an interpreter recount his famed brothers. The narrative hints at his medical work, wartime service, and a controversial public profile across multiple countries.
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Heather Couch
Metsa
Profemor Kornyansky
Hornan
Issy Hornws
Asa
Melbourne
Beious
Way Roman
Hia
Famous Brothers
Wari
Man 49 Drowns in Lake Eucumbene During Squally Weather
In the Snowy Mountains near Cooma a 49 year old man, Leopold Gill of Becuroft Sydney, drowned this afternoon when his boat filled with water in a severe squall. He was later recovered by his brother. Ladislaw Paul also escaped to safety.
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Cooma
Tuewlay
Lake Eucumbene
Leopold Gill
Becuroft
Sythney
Hun
Ladislaw Paul
Invasion Threat Looms as Nationalists Migrate Toward Taiwan
AAP dispatch states about 600 to 1100 Chinese nationalists mass near Taiwan amid rising strife in Communist China. Diplomatic channels report plans for potential military action unless internal factions relent. US contacts note amplified tensions and possible cross-strait flare ups.
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Tokyo
Tilentay
AAP
Vanitees
Taiwan
Chiang
Kanes
Onderkapsi
Hieber
Chyna i Aly
Ona
Boclman
Sand
Chiow
Chow
Hi! Wan
Cotte Shikkai
China
US to build Australian aircraft
A Melbourne quoted report says Australia would build aircraft in Dallas States if Australian builders cannot continue without government aid. A Queanbeyan grazier found a solution after his 18 month old Friesian bull lost weight, prompting comments on production and trade policy amid Canberra and Canbra signals.
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Sydney
Dallas States
Austr Becuare Ts
Croyter Aircraft Pryling Corporation
United Premltid
Manue
Angelen
Air Tal
Facwurers
Ingrand Jiagive
Shuflen Shaw
Taipei
Chiang
E.W. Hetero
Elsted
Perry
Quenn
Agricultural Aircraft Board
Canberra
Heffernan
Chiang Resenall
Renult
Ion
Chou En-lai backs Mao in power struggle in China
Chinese travellers in Hong Kong report wall posters attacking Mao Tse-tung. In Peking about 1,000 demonstrators gathered near the head of State's house before being dispersed by security forces. Reports describe violent clashes between Red Guards and anti-Mao workers, with deaths and injuries and thousands of workers leaving factories as the power struggle intensifies across major cities.
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Chou En-lai
Mao
Hong Kong
Canton
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Canton Radio
Peking
House of China
Associated Press
Bread Ast Re
Cantonere
Fie
Tao Fu
Tenge Hyiao-ning
Hsien Fitchin
Posteys
Tene
Peking Muniipal
Chow
Gian
Liv
Teng
Vise “Chou
China
Nin
Stank
Tse-tunngy
Chen Yi
Li Fibchun
Bi Hate Fen
Tan Chen-lin
Public Secuary Minster
High Fushi
Yu Chut Si
Pontet
Lin
Tao Ch
Liu
Wang Kuangmei
Ting Hareshen
Chang
Nanking
Shanghai
Sir Hugh Ennor to head Commonwealth Education Science dept
Sir Hugh Ennor named permanent head of the new Commonwealth Department of Education and Science. He is Dean of the John Curtin School of Medical Research and deputy vice chancellor of the Australian National University. The appointment, after five candidates were considered, prompts discussion of prior directors and future university leadership roles.
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Australian National Universaly
Hugh Ennor
Commonwealth Department of Education
Jat
Hugh Agement
Gaiton
Sir Hugh
John Curtin School of Medical Research
Ives
Meatt Foundaryy
Melia Chmaillee
Muni
Gorlin
High
Ratan
Russa Hinan
Artellon
Ronal
Huseh
Sukarno Explains Actions in Long Awaited Speech
Singapore dispatch reports Sukarno addressed the People’s Consultative Assembly explaining past policies. A Canberra embassy statement noted a written President’s statement was delivered to Congress. Students in Jakarta chanted demanding his hanging.
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Singapore
Tueav
Aap-Reuter
Sukarno
People's Comultane Congress
Canberra
Dietaria
Bie Lou
Hingwing
Mudents
Hang Sukaron
Brisbane facelift plans outline redevlopment details
Fragmentary OCR outlines a Brisbane redevelopment plan with mentions of Be aver Page 3 and large areas to be redeveloped. References to Queensland Cabinet, Saturday session, court page 14, and lottery/classifieds sections appear among scattered notes on pages 3 and 21-25.
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Awanil
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Rastin
TAA
Swart
Anse-Ana
Irlien
Profesor Kornyansky
Jef
Issy Korman
Staly
G. Boryansky
Ees
Jorart Musile
Vinh
Lanse
Sibel
Vietnam
Pwc
Anariean
Tevin
Vendanda
Tolay
Australie Perfenv
Aus- Kotmyansky
el Humbe
Banton Kuda
Sir Hugh Fanoe
Dietamere
Queensland
Sant Lotteries
Fia
Esse
Australia and New Zealand Bank Limited
Canaeria
Contecre
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