Duke's self interest remark stirs church backlash in London
In London the Duke of Fainburgh drew sharp rebuke after urging Britain to prioritize self-interest over moral concerns in foreign policy. Canon Collins criticized the remark as undermining Christian gospel and international cooperation, warning it could wreck efforts toward world government and a united human brotherhood.
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France completes third nuclear test in South Pacific series
Paris reports France conducted its third and final explosion in a South Pacific test series. The test used ground to ground missiles and a submarine launch, with October 1969 targets. Officials say the program advances towards operational capability and potential hydrogen weapon development.
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News booklets to be printed in 9 languages
Australian Panorama, issued by the Australian News and Information Bureau, will be printed in nine languages. The booklet covers primary and secondary industry, sport and culture. Sir Pratt said overseas readers need translations, with Swahili and others available at Australian posts abroad.
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Aranda Primary School Project Advances in Canberra District
The National Capital Commission proceeds with tenders for a new primary school in the Canberra district of Aranda. Construction of eight primary school buildings is planned, with the project linked to a future development in the education sector and medical and dental facilities nearby.
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Security walt for Royal visit to Expo 67
Montreal reports Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip will visit Expo 67 for six hours. Royal security, led by Mounties, will cordon off pavilions and restrict access as about 10 000 staff and invited guests are expected inside the cordoned area.
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Gold Coast Brighter After Restoration Work Ends
The Mayor of Queensland announced that the Gold Coast will be back in business after restoration work on the five shares is complete. Alderman B. Small said the city will be a riper and better place, with visits planned to Sydney and Melbourne to attract more visitors.
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Singer signs for service SYDNFY Monday
The item notes a singer signing for a service labeled SYDNFY on Monday, with unclear context and fragmented text. No additional names or places are readable to clarify the event or participants.
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Coronation on Tonga Today in Nuku'a
Crowds gather in Nukualofa for the coronation of King Fauetaahini Tupou of Fonga, a landmark event in Tonga's monarchy after 30 years. The ceremony, held in the white chapel beside the red-roofed palace, features colonial pageantry and royal procession.
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Danger from cleaning chemical sparks Brisbanes warning
Health department in Queensland warns of high danger from carbon tetrachloride and other cleaning agents used in homes and businesses. Canberra dry cleaners and major firms face risks from fumes, with cases of liver and kidney damage and fatalities cited. Australian officials greet royal visitors aboard Anzac as ceremonies unfold.
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Move favours apprentices in NSW awards row
In the NSW move, the Apprentice big Commissioner processes issued summonses to employers and trade unions about apprenticeships. The action aims to reflect increases from a recent four week state award rise. About 40,000 apprentices are affected, with returnable dates set for Monday.
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