Film ban dispute delays Vietnam documentary viewing
Australian and British officials clashed over broadcasting a Vietnam war documentary. Senator Anderson, hospitalized in Perth, barred the ABC film from Canberra viewing, then authorized its return to Canberra. The BBC declined to comment on government action while Australian TV bodies weigh reporting restrictions.
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Canberra
London
BBC
Australia
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Lam Mon
Protest bonfire burns near university front
Disjointed report describes a protest bonfire at a university setting with participants and a fire incident. Local witnesses note tension and possible involvement of student groups. Details are garbled but imply a public demonstration and a formal response.
Milkmen weigh plan for Sydney area milk sliding scale
Milk vendors will confer tomorrow to decide on adopting a sliding scale for charges in the Sydney metropolitan area. MD Hutcheson led the discussion as many vendors voiced objections to the proposal. The meeting aims to resolve the plan amid significant pushback from several suppliers.
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Sydney Metropolitan Area
Haun
Neehy Li
Bhattatmere Tennant
Milk Distributors
Rega) Assocition
Hutcheson
Ruirdac
Petrol price rise expected across ACT NSW and QLD today
Reports indicate higher petrol prices will take effect this morning across Canberra and New South Wales with marginal increases in Victoria Queensland and the ACT. Standard and super grades show small cent rises with regional variations noted in prices from Bateman's Bay to Queanbeyan and Cooma.
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Heries Conti Sas
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Win Nsw
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Canberra
Syew Castle
Wollongong
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Bateman’s Bay
Cooma
Goulburn
Queanbeyan
Sandard
De Gaulle Wales Soviet War Drills Amid Rainy Watch
De Gaulle, under rain in a field tent, observed Soviet war maneuvers with 104000 troops, tanks, and artillery. The displays included simulated nuclear blasts and mushroom clouds as Taman Guards tested during a broader exercise near Mech. He had just toured Baikonur space launch facilities, tying military and space efforts in a tense display.
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Ava
Bombing of Hanoi Fuel Depots Reported Again
U S aircraft attacked Hanoi fuel depots in a renewed strike meant to cut North Vietnam Army fuel supplies and hinder infiltration into the south. An Air Force spokesman said no MiGs or SAMs were sighted, while officials in Canberra and Sydney commented on the broader international response and domestic critiques.
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South Vietnam
Britain Distances Itself From Hanoi Bombing Action
British Foreign Secretary Mr Stewart told a Canberra audience that Britain wished to disassociate itself from the American bombing of oil storage in Hanoi and an allied city. He said the war must be treated with caution and that it was hard to judge the action’s effects or whether it was wise. He noted the need for secrecy and moderation in such decisions and explained Britain’s stance amid Vietnam intervention debates.
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Thomas Joseph
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Molyoakes
Ausland
Kanaioa
Partnership in Pacific talks to step up planning
Britain and the ANZUS alliance will intensify military planning in the Pacific after four nation talks in Canberra. Defence correspondent Graham reports negotiations with Britain and Australia continuing alongside broader regional consultations.
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Oa Graham
Defence
Britain
Pacific
Canberra
Tanks ring Parliament as Indonesia debates ban on communism
Armed forces surround the Parliament building as consultative assembly members clash over a proposed permanent ban on communism and religious groups. Moslems press for action while guards restrain reporters as lengthy debates continue with results due to be sent to President Sukarno midweek.
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I Tedanesia Religinis
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Ihe
Sukarno
Quiet Canberra protest highlights census bias debate
Exclusive report describes a calm demonstration inside the Bureau of Census and Statistics in Canberra attended by police, Press, and students as officials argue over including Aborigines in the census. The piece links the event to broader SEATO ANZUS talks and potential international planning, with officials promising continued discussions and national concerns about data on Aborigines and full-blood estimates.
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Canberra
Shelton
Palmer hearing slowed at Sydney Central Court
A garbled report notes a Palmer hearing in Sydney Central Court with delays as the magisterial process proceeds. It mentions Tun Um Yew Hock and a five minute explanation of his disappearance, plus references to minting Australian coins and other scattered items on page eight.
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Tun Um Yew Hock
King Om Peast Gaplane
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