Calwell to speak at anti-Ky rally in Melbourne
Police plan day on duty during Air Vice-Marshal Ky visit as ACT Trades and Labour Council approves a demonstration backed by the NSW ALP and the Vietnam Action Committee. Delegates from several cities expected. rally chaired by Dr Lawes of the Australian International Curation and Disarmament Committee.
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ACT Trades and Labour Council
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J. McHugh
Nsw
ALP
Vietnam Action Committee
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Yraney
Newcastle
Wollongong
Dr Lawes
Australian International Curation and Disarmament Committee
Melbourne
Greelong
Ballarat
Warnambool
Bend
Victoria
Arnold
Yet Another Attack on Ky Sparks Aussie Debate
Leader of the Federal Opposition Calwell accuses the United States Ambassador Ed Clark of leaving Australia to rebuff Marshal Ky. He calls it a significant move by President Johnson to influence Australian diplomacy amid Ky’s visit.
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United States
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Clark
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Mer Clark
Holt
Marshal Ky
America
Ed Clark
Washington
Australis
Vietnam vital in regional security says PM in U Thant talks
In New York, PM Holt echoed U Thant on Vietnam as vital to South east Asia and Asia security. He named Korea, Taiwan, Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, Singapore and New Zealand as key nations, noting wide belief among free states and some European governments. He warned the US stance could clash with Johnson.
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Thant
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Philippines
Malaysia
Singapore
New Zealand
Japan
India
Indonesia
America
Johnson
China
Vietnam PM Kou Ky narrowly defended as mortar misfire erupts
Viet Namese bodyguards leapt to protect Prime Minister Air Vice-Marshal Ky as a mortar round went astray during his visit to the Australian Task Force base in Djakarta. The incident occurred amid tense regional politics and debates on security and allegiance.
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Nui Dat
Letters of Credence to Lord Casey Report
Mr Tarakanov informed the Governor-General that improving Soviet Australia relations would aid world peace. The note emphasized cooperation and harmony as a path to broader stability.
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Tarakanov
Australia
Atta
Lord Cases
Government House
Soviet Union
Purge of Army Ordered by Mao
Mao directs a purge of the army to curb anti Mao forces and ensure loyalty. A new cultural revolution committee under central committee control, led by Chen Po ta, tightens party oversight of the armed forces amid purges of high ranking officers.
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Min
Communist Party Central Committee
Liberation Army Daily
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Liu Shao-chi
Teng Hsiao-ping
Prowocam
Wuhan
Foochow
Canton
Juming
Nanking
Peking
Peoples Liberation Army
Stalemate at Present in China Civil War Prospects
Tokyo reports no immediate civil war in China and no clear victory for either faction. Japanese Foreign Ministry spokesman Kinya Niiseki said the cultural revolution has serious signs with top officials under pressure and demands for show trials. Beijing factions show army under control but splits loom. Mao is urged to convene a party meeting and People’s Congress, which seems unlikely at present.
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Aap-Reuter
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Peking
Berger
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Po I-po
State Economic Commission
Red Guard
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Mao Tse-tung
Tokyo
Foreign Ministry
China
Ead
Kinya Niiseki
Lin Piao
Niiseki
Luo Jui-ching
Liu Chi Chien
People's Congress
NT land offer astounds at Alice Springs
Darwin reporting Thursday that residents of Alice Springs were astounded by a federal government land offer. The proposal, said to amount to about 52 cents per acre, was presented to Mr J Bullen and discussed by Orr who quoted Mr Bullen about the land deal amid uncertainty and local reaction.
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Alice Springs
J. Bullen
Orr
Bulles
The Sea Break by Antony Trew Reveals Hagenfels Escape
Background to The Sea Break, Antony Trew's new novel, details the 1947 escape of the German freighter Hagenfels from Lourenco Marques. The incident remained officially unacknowledged, with the Navy denying credit as neutral Lourenco Marques hosted British privateers. Diary leaks by Lieutenant-Commander Widmark help assemble the long-guarded tale.
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Navy
Laurenco Marques
Widmark
Antony Trew
Monmy
South Coast Boom Sparks Debate Over Development
The near South Coast earns a reputation as a national playground but the local shire council stops short of a Gold Coast style rush. The Canberra Times will publish tomorrow a detailed report outlining development progress and its impact on the area and local life.
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Gold Coast
Canberra Times
Man killed in shale fall at Brick Works
Sydney report states Frederick Foster aged 53 of Rawton Avenue Northmead was buried under more than 100 tons of shale at Staie Brick Works. The accident occurred this afternoon and Foster died from the incident.
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Homebush
Weil Frederick Foster
Rawton Avenue
Northmead
Staie
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