Coup by Army Leaders Returns Khanh to Power in Vietnam
Vietnam police and soldiers announce General Nguyen Khanh has assumed control as dictator in a bloodless coup. Khanh, who became premier last year, vows to resolve the political crisis and form a government with civilian ministers after reshaping the state apparatus.
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Saigon
Nenyen Khanh
Vietnam
Khanh
South Vietnam
Umeer
Hieswang
Merat van Hien
Althourhy
Namin A
Rudbhisy
Marc Simasanir
Peime Migistey
Yw A
The
Dein
Rerpatuterape
Maii Stearammeefenetal Khanh
Apibal
Cafe Gmueuamerh
LAAN
Tron Ware
Armmed Forces Council
Ect
Hetnti Budhyst
Rewer
Fey Pallivtae
Fonssin Mensures
Wrentham
Tran P.M. dead in unclear notes
An obscured OCR fragment mentions a death and names such as Tran P.M. and others, with references to dates and places read as garbled. The legible content hints at a local notice or obituary style item but lacks coherent details.
Buddhist Leaders Reach Alleged Accord Amid Protests
Reports claim General Khanh and Informed series announced a deal with Buddhist leaders to ease demonstrations in major cities. Source details describe monks urging calm while the regime faced criticism for handling the crisis and military tensions heightened by anti government protests and partisan broadcasts.
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Khanh
Wiich
Hanne
Thich
Lyony
Genera Tay Vine
Record land auction in Australia tops all previous sums
A land auction in Australia set a record total of £1,085,700 with the highest bid at £240,000 by Woolworths Properties Limited for a Dickson shopping centre site. Several Canberra sites fetched premium prices and the event drew a large crowd, signaling strong market demand and government fiscal implications.
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Ausalia
Woolworths Properties Limited
Dickson
Auhassala
Alexis Fatman
Khanh
Geahasundr
Mutwell Taylor
Jeet Uit
Rsa
Canberra
Savings
National Capital Pevelop
Benidine
Dewkin
Eunidinne Ad
Aiale Med
Narrahuniah
Hackett
Watson
Duchean
Schwaebaum
Taueish Sodlistry
Camberra
Gift Way
Hought Agneta
Ft Ae
Rachel
Femeabde
of Lod Hooker Ltd
Webster
Koene
Aed
Jeapwal Orks
Brouedt
Australia
Watebeld
Mr.lin
Morly
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Warning by Treasurer Samuel Petit Me Hott
The treasurer warned that the economy may deteriorate if private spending rises too quickly. He suggested the nation faces a delicate balance as fiscal policy aims to steady demand and prevent overheating.
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Me. Hott
Tree vandalism targets Canberra War Memorial Planting Plaque
Police report vandals damaged a tree planted in 1984 near the Canberra War Memorial. Workers treated the area with protective paint and covered it with plastic as they assessed survival chances. A departmental spokesman noted about 30 percent chance the tree could die.
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Syesney
War Memorial
ACT
Mount
Canberra
Department of the Interior
Parke and Perdens
Tay
Teenleavin
Malays Arrests Signal Tense Malaysian Politics
Report notes arrests of Malay rebels amid rising tensions in Malaya. Police state actions under internal security act target suspected conspirators linked to armed plots and sabotage. Officials warn of Indonesian influence and urge vigilance as political factions clash.
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Meo Nicklin
Wien
Conti
Will Hssime
United
Altairy
Thariley
Avid
Sauterday
Cannell
Indonesia
Queensland
Uel
Mely Alrators Nestorakan al Industri
Nid
Britain Begins Last Farewell to Prime Minister
A historic farewell marked by sirens and bells as Sir Winston prepares to leave, with Lord Casey present and a dawn ceremony near Big Ben. The crowd gathers as the Commonwealth and union Jack set the stage for a transition led by the acting prime minister.
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Winston
Robert Aten Zatafaigue
Wibute
House of Commons
Lord Casey
Colin
Witham
McEwen
Calwell
Pye Crote
Cal Australia
St. MsEwen
Astein
Commonwealth
Queensland miners clash over wage talks and government deal
A lengthy appeal spreads across Australia as miners push for wage rises and mine reopenings. Industry leaders urge government negotiation while labor officials warn against harsh crackdowns. The dispute centers on wages, lease terms, and the potential closure of key mines if demands are unmet.
Police bar Mt Isa union leaders in clampdown
Brisbane reports strong action by the state government to control the Mt Isa mines dispute. Police barred union leaders from travel, including AWU head Pat Mackie who canceled his Sydney flight, while Mt Isa Labour Council president John McMahon faced flight interrogation. Seventeen police and four Crown Law officers took off for Mt Isa with twenty seven others already there. A security blackout guarded all departure information.
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Mackie
Queensland
Broken Hill
ML Tow
Waters
Espera
Isa
Ciyder
Nicklin
Lnhealthy
Cloncurey
Brisbane
Wednesiday
Ses
Todlay
Mt Isa
Crown Law Department
TAA
Royal Visit Plane Million Mourners Expected
Clipped text refers to a royal visit and a large anticipated turnout of mourners. Mentions Speaker of the NSW Parliament Maher finishing a science task yesterday and notes government honesty in foreign aid. Page references included.
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Maher
Toreign
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