Russia Pays Token Sum to U N Threatening Votes
United Nations members report Russia paid 479 000 pounds toward its 8.5 million pound debt to the UN, with Nationalist China and Bulgaria also meeting portions of their obligations. Ukraine Belarus and Hungary made smaller payments. Bulgaria narrowly avoids losing General Assembly voting rights. The balance remains tight as debt levels threaten budget and veto power.
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Congo
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France
Family reunites after years as Rosenbauer family migrates
Mrs. K Rosenbauer of Furth Bavaria reunites with daughter Mrs. K Bator of Ainslie after 15 years apart. They migrated to Australia via Victoria and NSW, with Kathryn Rita born in Cowra. Language barriers persist as Rosenbauer adjusts to English speaking grandchildren and new life in Mis. tralia.
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Balar
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Defence Minister to visit Asian trouble spots
Australian Defence Minister Selwyn Paltridge to visit Malaysia Thailand South Vietnam Japan and the SEATO meeting in London as part of a six week overseas tour to assess regional tensions and meet government and defence officials. Hasluck may also tour Southeast Asia en route to the SEATO gathering.
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Bodies on Beach Killings Shock Sydney Suburb
Two Sydney girls aged 10 and 9 were found murdered on a beach in the Ryde area. Police described the crime as vicious with signs of a struggle and a long trail of blood. Neighbours, Miss Schmidt and her two brothers, were among the last seen with the victims before they disappeared.
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The right man for the job
A man who served 34 years in prison for armed robbery has been appointed technical adviser to a television crime series in London on a Tuesday.
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A.a.p.reuter
Mount Isa dispute progress and grim crime report
An official conference in Brisbane aims to settle the Mt Isa mines contract dispute as week 71 looms. A separate crime item reports two girls found dead near Wanda Surf Club after a disappearance, with police investigating bloodstains and possible suspects.
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Herra Girls
British Carrier Reinforces Malaysia as Indonesia Tensions Rise
A British carrier arrives near Mombasa and heads to Singapore while Britain strengthens Malaysian security forces along the 51 mile Is hamid border. Gurkha battalions bolster positions as Sukarno announces Indonesia will withdraw from the United Nations alliance, raising fears of wider conflict.
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Malay
Sukarno
Indonesia
Unclear Late News Fragment Describes Injuries
A damaged snippet reports injuries to a young person after a vehicle incident near a hospital. The text mentions community medical staff and a local facility but readable details are limited and names are obscured.
Ned Kelly Skull at Australian Institute of Anatomy
The Ned Kelly skull is housed at the Australian Institute of Anatomy in Canberra with unclear provenance. Melbourne news reported the armour was moved to Melbourne Museum basement amid debates over venerating outlaws.
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Ned Kelly
Australian Institute of Anatomy
Canberra
Melbourne
Melbourne Museum
Colin, MacKenzie
Missing 16 year old son of US Embassy official in Canberra
Police in Canberra and Adelaide search for Stephen Conrad Watson 16 son of the First Secretary at the US Embassy in Canberra. He disappeared from Northcote Street Deakin on Monday and is believed heading to South Australia to work as a jackaroo. The Watson family plans to sail Monterey from Sydney next day. he may be charged for insufficient means before being turned over to the US Consul in Adelaide. Stephen is described as 5ft 4in tall with blond hair and a slight American accent.
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Stephen Conrad Watson
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Pam
Adelaide
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Washington
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Leaving Certificate results to be published tomorrow
The Leaving Certificate results for New South Wales and the A C T will be issued tomorrow. The Canberra Times will print a special edition with results for Canberra Queanbeyan Goulburn Yass and Cooma at midnight tonight. Copies will be sold at the Coovong Street entrance.
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Goulburn
Yass
Cooma
Coovong Street
Whitlam Views Malaysia In News Review
Whitlam offers views on Malaysia in a feature section as the paper outlines international perspectives. The article places Malaysia within postcolonial discourse and notes regional ties affecting Australia’s policy stance.
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Whitlam
Malaysia
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