Woman Likely to Lead India Prime Minister Indira Gandhi
New Delhi reports indicate India may elect Indira Gandhi as the next prime minister to fill the late Prime Minister Shastri's leadership gap. Support from state chief ministers backs her candidacy amid party divisions and a high-stakes national election.
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Reuter
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Me Nehra
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Liament
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Pest
Staley
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Fiateran
Gandhi
Mel
Lam
Denui
Desai
Mam Roy
Reine India
Nehru
Inerson
Mittra
Wne
Ues
Gary
Pal
Aig
Mra
Bration
Drs Tongetere
Australian deaths mount in Vietnam toll rises
The report states Australia has suffered further casualties in Vietnam with new killed and wounded figures. It notes 38 Australians killed and 13 wounded, plus one missing in action. Names referenced include WO Pees and WO Love among others from the Australian forces.
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Raat
Miamhio Heights
Nsw
Mand Wat
Sation
Hottest day in 13 years hits Canberra and NSW
Canberra recorded a maximum of 99.6 degrees on Saturday the hottest in 13 years. In Sydney the city’s core rose to around 30 degrees while parts of NSW faced extreme heat. Four deaths were linked to heat and road incidents in South Australia as the nation faced record temperatures across several regions.
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Teadingy Ave
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Fairbairn
Nsw
Manuka Pool
Allesorth
Perth
Churchill award to theatre director in Canberra
A Canberra theatre director and designer, Mr A Buiavicius, has won a Churchill Fellowship worth £3000. He plans a 12 month European study in drama production, theatre design and related arts, building on his Canberra credentials with the Elizabethan Theatre Trust and local theatre circles.
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Yarralamia
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1Ithunsia
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Dramiatic Art
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Elizabethan Theatre Trust
Olé Tole Theatre Company
Etrof
Ionescu
Butavictua Pinay
Australia
Nancy Prasad to Live in UK Amid Nigerian Mutiny
Six year old Nancy Prasad born in Australia faced travel and immigration hurdles as a rebel crisis unfolded in Nigeria. Reports say she would move to Britain with her sister under Commonwealth oversight while troops shelled and security forces fought to secure Kaduna and Lagos locations.
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Dunony
Nap-Reuter
Nancy Prasad
Australia
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Nancy
Shas
Minton
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Sha
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Inter
Ion
Ninty Wan
Abiy Kar
Mie Ehohak
Mia
Calahar
Nigeria
Rebels kidnap Nigerian leaders prompt military seize
Rebels seize control as Prime Minister Sir Abubakar and Finance Minister Mr Okotie Ehoh are believed abducted. Regional premiers Chief Samuel Akiniola and Sir Ahmailu Belin are reported killed. Brigadier Som Admulagun and wife shot at their home. Chief Akintola and Sir Ahmadi killed in northern towns. Kaduna home burned.
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Samuel Akiniola
Western Region
Sir Ahmailu Belin
Norhern Region
Som Admulagun
Nigeria New Brigade
Akintola
Thadan
Lagos
Sir Ahmadi
Kaduna
Trials of an author in early 20th century
The Canberra Times previews a new memoir by Hesketh Pearson detailing the author’s struggles with cancer and early career trials in 1925. It notes interactions with prominent figures like GBS, Chesterton, Belloc, and Shaw as Pearson recalls signing a contract, and a moment of embarrassment discussed among literary contemporaries.
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Hiesketh Pearson
Geormare Shaw
Bacar Wildes
United States and South Vietnam Pledge to Pursue Peace
The United States and South Vietnam governments say they will continue efforts toward peace while staying alert for opportunities. Other pages note a women’s group, a technical college result, and sport news in TV Guide classifieds section.
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South
Technical College
Canberra students named in Leaving Canberra tale
Fragmented Canberra schooling notes list many students and places including Canberra Grammar Terence Lonergan St Edmunds and Telopea Park. Mentions Anthony Donald Furlonger and families in Canberra and Washington with Nigeria connections and multiple regional schools.
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Telopea Park High School
Otherra
Furlong
Anthony Donald
Canarl Iherra
Grammar
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Jean
SC Edmunds
Furlonger
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Park High
Itpulenger
Washington
Purlonger
Hoeder Kassin Lome
Abidjan Feory
Dahomey
Tapos
Nigeria
Arie
Canberra Lions Club
Vale
Heathcote High
Ions
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Sena
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Cole
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Beier
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Cram
Nowrajihe
Enelohm Lonergan
St Falun
Maths
Hlmunds College
Australia
Lorores
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Avuitay Nemec
Anthony
Legia
Geoffrey Bruce
Romer
Suubha
Dickson High
Can
St Edmund
Tim
United
Siebert
Kim Christe
Geoffrey Bernard Lewin
Pher ‘Troman
Narrahun
MRO
Sydney Boys High School
Lay High School
Had Pee
Ieyee
Wiliam Abbot
Judih Anne Schofield
Ranragul High School
Tepora
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