Talks on wheat may decide year old IGA fate
The negotiations to salvage the year old International Grains Arrangement face grave pressures as Australia braces for US led demands to amend freight rates. Minister McGwen leads a high stake effort to avert damaging price moves and protect 55,000 wheat growers and the broader economy amid potential political fallout before the November elections.
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United States
Canada
France
Australia
McEwen
York
London
Ax Montas
General hopeful on lull in war in Vietnam
In Saigon Major General Ormond Simpson, commander of the 1st Marine Division, said the current battlefield lull in Northern provinces is the lowest in eight months and could signal the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese readying a new attack or a longer pause. He called the lull a hopeful sign and a potential shift in fighting intensity.
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Siuarion
Hank
Tempe
Ecomy
Country Party
Tarly
IGA
Sidths
Saigon
Ormond Simpson
1St Marine Division
da Nang
Huy Vand
Eepors
Late News Briefs Report Elusive Victory
Fragmented OCR text hints at a late news item about a win by a team or individuals labeled as WONES or WONES 29s, mentioning Bria, Hosen-Anim Jones, and a Fed Wiilish Tees Hauler. The garbled lines reference a 1967 Sina year, possible athletic or event context, but details remain unclear.
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Anim Jones
Australia’s F111 purchase questioned by new analysis
Hanno Weisbrod examines why Australia chose the F-111 in 1963 and why the six year delay with U S testing fuelled doubts. The study outlines threat perceptions of Indonesia China and the potential deterrent value of a bomber force and notes the government’s possible cancellation of the deal. Read more on pages 2 and 3.
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Australia
Papua-New Guinea
Indonesia
China
Menzies
Hanno Weisbrod
Australian National University
Melbourne riots lead to 45 charged amid clashes
Police dispersed thousands of demonstrators in Melbourne after a Vietnam protest turned violent near the Southern Cross Hotel. Forty three people were charged including Reverend David Andrews, with bail set for most at 10 dollars. Demonstrators clashed with police around the United States Consulate and Pan Am offices downtown.
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Melbourne
Southern Cross
David Andrews
Tudor St. Richmond
Church of Christ
Justices of the Peace
United States
Commercial Road
South Yarra
Vietnam
Stom Wye
Pan-Am
Russell Street
Marely
No to violence in Melbourne protests sparks clashes
Melbourne and Brisbane police clash with protesters as demonstrations against Vietnam War violence erupt. Scuffles at the American Consulate and Treasury crowd with injuries and arrests. Sydney rally turns chaotic as demonstrators surge city streets amid heightened police action.
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Sydney
NASA to Build Deep Space Antenna in Tidbinbilla ACT
A Canberra report says NASA will construct a $10 million deep space antenna at Tidbinbilla. The 210 metre dish, with linked complexes in Goldstone California and Madrid Spain, will enable resolution of data from all parts of the solar system.
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NASA
Department of Supply
Canberra
Acconnmtics and Space Administration
Tidbinbilla
Goldstons
California
Madrid
Spain
Academic manifesto attacks national service law at ANU
A signed manifesto by 116 academics from the Australian National University criticises the National Service Act in its present form and pledges support for conscientious objectors. Professors Brissenden, Knight, and Rigby discuss history and conscience, noting limited official guidance and widespread moral debate amid conscription.
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Australian National University
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de Rf. Brissenden
T. Knight
de Brissenden
Canberra
Viena
Cresse Acon
Camit
National Service Act
Te. Rigby
Brent
Australia
Income Management Seminar for Medical Practitioners in NSW
A Sydney medical company announces an upcoming seminar titled Income Management for the Medical Practitioner. It promises guidance on income generation, expense control, and investments outside practice, including stocks, real estate, and primary production, with practical demonstrations and no taxation implications. The course costs $25 per participant and covers both days.
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Nsw
Sydney
Medical Company
Nvestment Pengramme
Rei
Air Fraser
Canberra arrests mark Vietnam protest outside embassies
Twelve students were arrested at demonstrations outside the American and Vietnamese embassies in Canberra. Five refused to sign permits. Eleven hailed from ANU and Melbourne universities, with seven from ANU. A second protest occurred outside the American Embassy later. Bail hearings set for Monday. remaining detainees to face court.
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Canberra
ANU
Students Representative Council
Biren
Trankim Prunny
Trane Melbourne
la ‘Yrobe
Ane
Ue Anu
United States
South
Vietnam
Atomic reactor power sales to states by Commonwealth government
The Commonwealth Government plans to sell modern atomic reactor power to the states after talks and inspections in Beftaly and Europe. The Minister for Nation development Me Fabre halen announced the move following discussions amid suburban council problems and broader debates about governance and energy policy.
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Me Fabrehalen
Beftaly
Europes
Weekend Forecast Of Cold Winds And Snow On Ranges
A cold weekend is forecast with strong winds and falling temperatures. Snow expected on the ranges as rain from last night contracts. A strong wind warning remains in effect with speeds around 20 to 40 knots, and visibility and conditions are being monitored for the range area.
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Peace
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Brisbane
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Tme Semynar
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Sylney
AML
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Sini Ayan Arabumavic
Dowse
Laws of Freedom
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Tholban Pane
Gand Tins
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Artsy
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