Saigon Team to Travel to Paris for Peace Talks
A delegation of South Vietnamese military officials will depart for Paris this week to assist United States officials in finalizing protocols for a peace agreement. The group, led by Lieutenant General Vinh, will join Indonesian and other allied specialists as negotiations near completion.
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Paris
United States
Gupilal
Washington
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Sith
Pistogal Teant
Soviet Moon Probe Kuno Whod-2 Makes Soft Landing
The second Soviet automatic moon bogey Kuno Whod-2 landed in the Sea of Serenity at 14am Moscow time and began transmitting TV pictures. Tass reported the unmanned rover will study the lunar surface for about 10 days, recharging via solar power.
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Kuno
Hegan
Earth
Sea of Serenity
Dan Moscow
Tass
Fan Earihy
Pic Ares
Eaith
Soviet Union
Tunokhad
P M Press Conference Outlines Pension Increases And Housing Help
Prime Minister outlines pension hikes including 83 100 total and 225 for intermediate tier plus 1800 for widows, costing over 21 million annually. He vows domestic focus, with new housing initiatives and education support for isolated areas. Whitlam and Johnson emphasize welfare, health and training, while foreign policy notes cover Australia Britain ties and North Vietnam stance.
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Fis Pome Minsaver
Mir Waivhiam
Australia
Britain
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Vietnam
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Whitlam
Fir Hause
Tobey
James James Freed Collapses at Hong Kong Border
Australian journalist Francis James was flown to hospital after collapsing at the Lo Wu border crossing from China into Hong Kong. He was carried by stretcher to a helicopter, treated at Manila Hospital, and later said to be weak but in good spirits.
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Francis James
Lo Wu
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Dunes
Nwihy
Dick Sant
Tamar
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Australian Commission
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S.A
Staley
Lames
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Australian Commissarien
Ivor Howden
Hong Rion
van War
Una
Bom Hack
Australia
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He Hong
Chick Governoret
Melain Simming
Limes
Ta Wal Sano
James Wire
Tila
Iris Treeliechor
Review of 355m RAN plan ordered
Government orders review of a 355 million plan to build three new destroyers for the Royal Australian Navy. The proposal's cost and scope are under scrutiny as officials weigh strategic needs and funding.
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Royal Australian Navy
Transport note on damaged page with garbled text
Fragmented OCR text discusses Hangar and Seale wale punt and mentions Ayu Paddson among unclear items. The readable content is sparse and lacks coherent events or names that form a complete news item.
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Tee
Perladia Beait
Eulier Hangar
Ayu Paddson
Pollution dispute cited by Anurag Tagsing in North America
Anurag Tagsing discusses anti pollution measures in the United States and Canada during a Canberra return from study. The article notes coverage on page 9 with references to colleges and world news. A miscellaneous page lists law, lotteries, and special online lines.
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Canada
Canberra
Rmemeer
End of three years in detention linked to a hospital visit
A garbled account from Sydney reports a man named James, wearing a hat and scarf, suffered detention for alleged legal breaches tied to Chinese gamblers. He faced police inquiries while a weekly newspaper editor described his condition and public statements were noted at a press panel in the afternoon. The narrative shifts to hospital sittings and questions about his health and motive, with references to a woman and others as the scene unfolds in a murky, fragmented report.
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James
Hams
Haag
Soran
Permanent Heads named for two departments in Commonwealth reorg
Cabinet appointed Keen and Timbs to lead the new Department of Education and the Department of Services and Property. Ken Jones, 48, to head Education and Maurice Timbs, 35, to run Services and Property. Geer Smith, 56, to ambassador duties in Europe while Dr PH Cook shifts to Labour and National Economy roles. Deputy roles filled to support the reorganization and future advisory bodies.
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Department of Education
Science
Maurice Timps
Department of Services and Property
Interior
Canberra
Cook
Ernational
Europe
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Tebiin
Ehibient
Dade
Depa
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Youthful robbers caught in late car yard break-in
The youths, aged about 19, were caught by police at a used car yard after attempting to steal a vehicle earlier in the evening. They were interrupted before they could drive away, ending the chase and taking them into custody.
Farewell Susy Daveny Hiewtyy Kemuheea China Leaders
A fragmentary notice describes a farewell event at a theatre in Diss restaurant for members of the Sinevy Chinese community. It mentions the Taiwanese Consul-General to Australia, Mr William Wang, in a ceremonial context.
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China
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Sinevy
Australia
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