Coup plot in China involved leaders in upheaval
Belgrade dispatch cites a Yugoslav report from Beijing alleging a counter revolution plot by four former top Chinese political and military figures. The Struggle wall newspaper claims clashes between pro Mao and anti Mao factions across Manchuria and central China as arrests and suspicions mount, with reports of violence and protests surrounding Mao Tse tung.
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Belgrade
China
Communist Party
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Pengiand
Chen
Shenyang
Harbin
Dias
Politbureau
Manchuria
North
To Ting
Cheng
Chow
Central
Lin Jui-ching
Yong Shang Kun
Tokyo
Loo Shao-chi
Japan Broadcasting Corporation
NHK
Profite Pee-tung
United Press International
Lin Shan-chi
Hong Kong
Litt
Mao Canton
Tse Juen
Chong In Metal Factory
19 Men Dead In Mine Explosion At Strongman
Thirteen to nineteen miners perished when a blast struck the Strongman mine mid shift, trapping bodies and injuring survivors. Rescue teams worked with oxygen gear as roof collapses and gas hampered efforts, while families awaited news in the nearby town as 80 rescuers labored.
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J. Wymonoxde
Glendenning
Pene Sant
Othe Strongman
Oeaugiant
Selecoite Og Runanga
Feame
Une
Canberra Dragsters Win Legal Start for Quarter Mile Tests
Canberra Sporting Car Club wins approval to lease Old Queanbeyan Road section near Fyshwick for quarter mile acceleration tests after government inspection. Lands Branch cites site suitability and prior campaigning by the club. officials note existing pithead presence and ongoing negotiations.
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Department of the Interior
Lands Branch
Queanbeyan Road
Fyshwick
Canberra Sporting Car Club
Lincanbere
Three New Envoys Arrive for Australia Posts
The Netherlands ambassador arrives in Sydney as the first of three new envoys to Australia this month. Belgium’s ambassador will present credentials next week, and Italy’s ambassador Dr Mario Majoli will arrive in Canberra January 31. Major reshuffles place Bas Backer in London and Paris posts, with Italy’s Briere retiring.
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Netherlands
Sydney
Australia
J. Q. Bas Backer
T. Elink Schuurman
Belgium
Joseph Henry de Bruyn
Government House
Italy
Mario Majoli
Canberra
Majoli
France
Bas Backer
United Nations
London
Paris
Jdesk
Stockholm
Jerusalem
Czechoslovakia
General Assembly
Francois Briere
Aioe
Briere
Ae Neares
Monash University
Urer Trench
the Orange Nassau
Robert Victor
Pole Star
Sweden
Mexico City
Tralia
Mexico
Dudley
Daugh MacCarthy
New York
Soma
Communist envoy invites Australian journalist to Vietnam
Air Vice-Marshal Ky invited the Australian Communist journalist Mr Stein to accompany him to South Vietnam. Stein accepted and planned to tour the countryside under military guidance to view Vietcong activity. Ky claimed the Vietcong lack control of the majority of territory, existing as jungle guerrilla groups. The invitation followed a National Liberation Front question on territorial control during a Sydney press club luncheon. Canberra officials commented on the matter.
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South Vietnam
Manhal Ky
Stem
Tribune
Vietnam
Mar Grens
Saigon
Mr Stein
Lif
Stein
A Ubert Lane
Gretel Hull Alterations Delay Americas Cup Trials
Sydney reports hull changes for Gretel delay the preliminary Americas Cup selection trials by a month. Trials now set for late March after prior targets, with Gretel beaten by Dame Pattie by one minute fifty six seconds in earlier challenge.
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Sydney
Gretel
Hull
Stein
Sydplied
Jnew
Marshal Ky faces protest turmoil in Canberra visit
Marshal Ky met Australian leaders and faced tense protests as demonstrators clashed with police at the Hotel Canberra and Parliament House. Calwell canceled a march, while Ky spoke at the National Press Club and defended his itinerary amid questions on Vietnam policy and dialogue with Australian crowds.
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Marshal Ky
Calwell
Parliament House
Canberra
Australia
War Memorial
National Press Club
Prime Minister's Lodge
Holt
Marshal Ra
Kastinllens
iCalwell
Marshal Ky Addresses National Press Club
Marshal Ky speaks to the National Press Club and answers questions in a multiday address. Pages 6 and 7 cover his remarks and responses as part of a broader Canberra coverage.
Goa votes to remain separate in India poll
Goa voters rejected merging Goa with Maharashtra and chose to stay a separate unit of India. Final tallies showed 172 191 for separate status versus 138 170 for merger, while Daman and Diu backed direct central rule. Seven day ban on meetings followed the announcement.
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Panaji
Goa
Thurday
India
Maharashtra
Daman
Diu
Gujarat
Drugs peddled in lergyman claims in gaols and centres
A clergyman alleges drugs are being peddled inside jails and psychiatric centers with supplies kept up by rings both inside and outside, amid claims of ongoing smuggling and distribution within the facilities.
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Lergyman
Jordan
Israel
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We offer restoration of paintings prints and photographs with expert advice. Ready made metal wood and leather frames in standard sizes are available from stock. Browse a collection of fine prints from traditional to modern including children’s prints.
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Impatren
Lulu
Deiren
Mao
Mrs Ky
Westland
P Blanchfeld
Pithead
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New Zealand
Huntly
Auckland
Caswell
Journa
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Kwre
South
SCS
Garema Place
Civic
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PO Bor
Canbera Ciy
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GPO
Grdany
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