Santamaria Pins Blame On Press For Vietnam Policy
Civic Council leader A. Santamaria charged that New York Times reports by Harrison Sali spread confusion and defeatism to pressure home political will to withdraw allied troops. He argued media co operation with enemies would be liable in law and warned opponents use confusion to push disengagement.
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Ee Civic Council
A. Santamaria
Harrison Sali
New York Times
Vietnam
Salisbury
The
Times
Santaretin Ead
Hearing on Ryan today in Britain’s Privy Council
AAP reports today that the Privy Council will hear whether methods used to mislead were to blame for Ronald Ryan’s conviction and if the murder of a warder involved malice. The case centers on appeals from Melbourne’s Pentridge Prison.
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Emia Pana
Thais
Comne
Ronald Kreate
Joseph Ryan
Pentridge Ganl
Mine disaster victims buried nourne
Victoria may have it last execution for 16 ram Under the law. Ryan can appeal only against the conviction for murder, not the sentence Ryan's counsel, Mr Philip Opas, QC, is in London for the hearing.
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Victoria
Ryan
Philip Opas
London
Escapees Recaptured After Beechworth Breakout Tragedy
Melbourne reports two escapees recaptured at Balranald and details of a mass funeral for 14 victims of a mining disaster. The graveyard ceremony followed an explosion at the Strong coal mine site, with heavy rain complicating burial efforts as fire engines and volunteers processed wreaths and coffins to the procession.
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Melbourne
Beechworth
Balranald
South Wales
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Iman
Las
Theresa
van Looy
Volun
Greymouth
Teers
Moving scenes at cemetery church services mar city crime tale
Moving scenes at the cemetery and church services filled both churches. Police conducted a raid at a garage while crowds gathered outside. A man was arrested ten years after the service, with hundreds outside celebrating or protesting as the events unfolded.
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Mices
Alee
Ee Ee Sine Oa
Vietcong Guerrilla Seeks South Vietnamese Asylum
Nguyen Van Hoe, a captured Vietcong guerrilla in Saigon, claims changed politics after three months in custody. He cried during Western films and cheered Indians, leading to renewed assessment by Australian troops and plans to hand him to South Vietnamese authorities for internment.
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Saigon
AAP
Nguyen van Hoe
Vung Tan
Stumpy
Army to get new lightwork generating plant adoption
The Army plans to replace World War II field electricity gear with Australian made lightw generating sets beginning this year. The move covers Vietnam Malaysia and Papua New Guinea deployments and aims to curb reliance on old equipment while expanding local production for field use.
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Fraser
Vietnam
Malaysia
Commonwealth
Gov- Papua-New Guinea
Australia
ACT Trades and
Jordan
Arbitration Com- Trade Association
Melbourne
Lso
Canberra
TLOC
House
Barton
Technical College results in 1966 final examinations
The Department of Technical Education lists candidates successful at the 1966 final examinations in Post Trade and Special Courses and the School of Commerce. Applicants should contact the college for course completion notices. No results by telephone. Not in merit order.
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Department of Technical Education
School of Commerce
Canberra
da Fawee PA
Grey
Charfiom A
I. i W. Gam
Hign A
Adame L
Bate N
J. W
Devdea K Edwards
Marti Kelly
Tariff proposals spark debate on stagnation and ruin
In Melbourne, Sir Leslie Melville and Mr Anderson spar over tariff policy. They discuss capital needs for mineral development, overseas funding limits, and the role of management and technical skill. The dialogue critiques Tariff Board aims and warns against policies that hinder population growth and resource development.
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Anderson
Sir Leslie
Leslie
Australia
New Zealand
Melbourne
Hisiman
Anderson Idustry
Poe
Leslie Melville
Tariff Board
Robert Menzies
John Storey
Mall
Charges on fruit are denied by Australian bodies
London reports say the Australian Tonnage Committee rebutted charges by the Australian National Federation of Fruit and Potato Trades at a press conference. A spokesman labeled the shipping programme a complex, coordinated system with shipowners and fruitgrowers and dismissed claims of a refrigerated tramp service. Adelaide dispatch notes canned fruit exporters in Britain are counseling rationalisation to curb wasteful advertising and promotion by individual firms.
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London
AAP
Europe
Australian National Federation of Prek and Potato Trades
Federation
M. W. Mack
Australi
Ibs
Britain
Adelaide
Riverland Fruit Products Co-operative Ltd
Pugwash discusses SE Asia development at Melbourne
Melbourne hosts a South east Asian regional Pugwash conference starting tomorrow at Melbourne University to explore scientific and industrial growth in the region. The 12th annual Summer School of Business Administration opens at Tri nity College with 64 executives and delegates from government, industry and academia. Notable Australian attendees include Sir Macfarlane Burnet CSIRO chair, Sir Frederick White, Sir Mark Oliphant and Sir Mtn Frankel.
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Melbourne
Southeast Asia
Melbourne University
Trinity College
New Zealand
India
Canada
Macfarlane Burnet
CSIRO
Frederick White
Mark Oliphant
Mtn Frankel
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