Youth freed on bond in Queanbeyan case
A 14 year old Queanbeyan youth was placed on a behaviour bond and ordered to receive psychiatric treatment after pleading guilty to a criminal act. The Crown Prosecutor accepted the plea, and Justice Hertin directed supervision and medical assessment. The youth’s motive and exact crime details were unclear, with officials noting brain injury and ongoing development.
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Bombers from Guam Attack Vietcong Ahead of Ground Sweep
Reports say U S B 52s from Guam attacked Vietcong as a preparatory raid before an anticipated ground operation in the D Zone. Earlier, American Australian and Vietnamese government troops probed the area in brigade strength with minimal contact, suggesting cautious advance amid heavy jungle terrain and uncertain outcomes.
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Papua New Guinea vast timber expansion plan outlined
A government report on Papua New Guinea details a major timber and agricultural expansion aimed at creating demand, jobs, and business activity. It cites assets, potential harvests, and infrastructure plans including river access and road network developments, with projections of large-scale industrial and regional impacts.
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Rampaging Sydney Students Spark Police Rally at NSW Foundation Day
Carloads of police rushed into Kings Cross area to quell unruly university students celebrating the University of NSW foundation day. They blocked traffic, smashed boxes, and set air raid warns, while a few took control of parts of the Chevron Hotel foyer and roused a crowd outside. Police ordered the crowd back inside as disturbances escalated along Kings Street and the Sydney Harbour docks.
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Prime Minister Menzies Heads to United States Talks
London reports Sir Robert Menzies left for the United States to hold further talks with President Johnson, with the trip marking a continuation of bilateral discussions.
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Fraser decries covert plan for two squash courts at parliament
MP Me Fraser accuses the Saint House Committee of secretly approving two squash courts in the rose gardens beside Parliament House with an estimated cost of £12,000. He says the move lacks open funding and risks taxpayers subsidising facilities for a privileged few.
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ANU professor condemns enamel crest vandalism incident
Professor H Burton of the ANU School of General Studies criticised the act by two Australian National University students who enamelled the crest of the United States on Sunday night. The principal voiced concern over the disrespectful action and its implications.
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TB chief sacked in Adelaide hospital
In Adelaide on Monday the medical superintendent of the Morris TB Hospital, Dr Samuel Gillis, was dismissed from his position amid administrative shakeup at the institution.
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Labor policy clash over unity tickets in union elections
In Melbourne Mr Whitlam warned a policy shift to allow unity tickets would betray Labor's stance. The Victorian ALP urged delegates to press for removing bans on unity tickets, arguing collaboration with other parties in union ballots.
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