Space monkey Benny dies after 130 orbits return
Benny the 14 pound space monkey died suddenly twelve hours after splashdown in the Pacific off Kauai Hawaii following a 30 day flight. NASA pinned the death on deteriorating physical condition and halted the SAS2 mission as autopsy begins. A multinational team had hoped to glean vital data on human endurance for long space missions.
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Hawaii
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Riots erupt at Mr Mboya funeral in Nairobi
Tribes clash outside the Roman Catholic Cathedral of the Holy Family as mourners attend Tom Mboya’s funeral. Police fire teargas and wield clubs to disperse violence while President Kenyatta arrives. the minority Luo accuse the Kikuyu-dominated government amid ongoing tensions after Mboya’s murder.
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Neitahl Street
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Australian movement selects candidates for ACT election
A fragmented report notes the movement naming candidates for the ACT federal election. Mentions meeting decisions, individuals such as Dale and paths toward positions, with unclear details on parties or exact offices.
Pork stolen from Canberra abattoir in weekend theft
Canberra police investigate a theft at the abattoir where pork valued at 480 dollars was taken from a secured store room on Monday. No signs of forced entry were observed, and CIB officers are examining the scene for leads.
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Fone
Slater
Canbera
Canberra Cib
Late News Summary With Fragmentary Report
Fragmentary text reports obscure names and scattered phrases. It mentions individuals, locations, and events in garbled order, lacking clear actions, dates, or outcomes. No coherent story emerges to identify a person, organization, or event with confidence.
Breathalyzer plan set for ACT driving laws
The ACT will introduce breathalyzer tests after a parliamentary committee's recommendation. Minister for the Interior Mr Nixon announced the move, with details on blood alcohol levels and penalties to follow after council discussions in Darwin. Police powers to demand tests, random checks, and impairment evidence are outlined, aiming to curb drink driving.
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Crete
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Transport Advisory Council
Sickness affects most natives in NG
Brisbane report on Papua New Guinea health from Dr J Gunther at University of Queensland. He cites 80 percent native health, calls for doubled health, 50 percent more funding, and a $30 million grant plus 49 million more for malaria control and broader health education. He warns against malaria eradication being postponed and notes DDt spraying concerns. Also mentions Anglican conference in Townsville rallying support for fair elections for Papua and New Guinea.
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Moxham
Benny the Astromonk Monkey Returns After Nine Days in Orbit
After nine days and 130 orbits Benny the Astromonk splashed down. He had a steady heartbeat at 63 a minute, but a low body temperature was blamed on low microbalism and a capsule temperature near the limits. NASA said he appeared uninjured in recovery, yet Benny later died despite intensive therapy. Recovery attempts were hampered by weather and failed sensors.
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First US men quit Vietnam amid fresh Vietcong shelling
Saigon reports the United States begins its first troop withdrawals from Vietnam as 14 soldiers of the 8th Infantry Division arrive at Tan Son Nhut air base for redeployment. General Abrams bids farewell amid flowers while Vietcong shelling continues. 25 000 troops to be pulled out by August end. Thieu Ky and Khien greet the departing unit at Saigon airport.
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South Vistran
Withdrawal of US troops from Vietnam marked by heavy shelling
The article recalls a night of artillery and machine gun fire as 1,500 Vietnamese civilians and 500 servicemen attend a farewell for US troops. General Abrams praises the 3d Infantry Division’s conduct in the Mekong Delta. Nixon and Thieu announce a plan for 25,000 Americans to depart by August end, signaling a broader pullback and shift to South Vietnamese defense.
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Beardsley Works Declared Obscene in Brisbane Libraries
Obscene Beardsley material found in Queensland public and municipal libraries run by Brisbane City Council. The Bee of Beardsley and illustrations of nude scenes appear in five reference titles at The Queensland State Library. Brisbane magistrate Mr Nolan, SM, ruled some illustrations obscene. Page 3 mentions related Perth and Western Australia politics on censorship debate.
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Thesday
Aubrey Beardsley
Queensland
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Beardsley
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AY Walker
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Students Oppose Sanctuary Referendum at ANU
Seventy five percent of ANU students voted against creating a sanctuary for young men seeking to evade conscription. The referendum aimed to gauge student opinion on sanctuary while May resolutions sought accommodation and protection from public action for those using sanctuary.
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ANU
Camepus
Irwin
PMG workers offered pay rises amid page three notices
A blurred clipping notes PMG men offered pay rises up to 4 016 per cent and mentions 24,000 PMG employees. The same fragment references abortion law inquiries led by Mr Holding and a Defence paper by Mr Faith on modern warfare. Other items include entertainment and classifieds across pages 26 to 30.
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Generil
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ATA Riacho Gengravones
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