Critics Split Wool Board Side Over Reserve Price Plan
An article reports critics of the wool plan accusing supporters of dividing the industry over a reserve price scheme. Debates reference figures such as Ne Mahle and Le Caurent, with opponents arguing the plan harms growers while proponents plead for a unified stance to maintain wool’s market position.
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Lem
Despie
United
Waat
Mare Keploing
Sir Walleiery
Fi Pele
Mary Gunes Sau Ie Eviies
Tan
Ager
Sid
Magis
Peice Acheme
Generalilien
Partie
le Caurenr
Bouneil
le Ciuieue
Ne Banson
Mney
Tate
Murder trial opens amid chaotic wartime pages
A chaotic wartime scene reports a murder trial starting with charged suspect O'Connor facing allegations of killing Tymosewiey. The account notes a vast crowd, slogans, and political tension as Parliament and international figures react, marking a tumultuous public moment.
Marines killed near Da Nang amid two battles
Tuesday dispatch reports five US marines killed in two clashes near Da Nang with Communist guerrillas. An Australian liaison wounded. events unfold as Hanoi and Saigon officials negotiate and China signs economic accords with North Vietnam, while North Vietnam seeks Soviet support for defence.
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da Nang Airy
Sir Robert optimistic on Vietnam after Commonwealth talks
Sir Robert told a televised press conference from Parliament House that he saw no reason for pessimism about Vietnam. He cited a constructive Commonwealth conference, stressed a united front, and said progress would come as both sides reassess aims while acknowledging challenges and continuing military actions. He defended Australia’s Vietnam policy amid questions on casualties and guerrilla warfare, urging firm resolve and cautious optimism.
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Sir Robert
Parliament House
Britain
United States
Rovers
Robert
Commonwealth
Weing
Impeslha
Ietnam
Anjana Vietnam
Ivnation
Vietnam
Rene Uanie
South Wetnes
Jenny
Australia
Asia
Tondon
Washington
Jung
Micah
Hassachor
Sargon
Cvenernt
Surmlienta
Maxwell Taylor
Monaron Five
Jeanne
Ruettidae
World Peace Council urged to send mission on Vietnam war
London dispatch reports the World Peace Council Compras was urged to dispatch a mission to nations involved in the Vietnam war. The appeal was made as part of ongoing discussions on peace efforts and international mediation.
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Browne
Efawers
New Zealand
Sauny
Africa
Bullocks
Vietnam
Gomutlet
Goodlet
Congress
Levisi
Peking
Hanoi
Vietcong
Washington
United Peations
Tv Jinamese
London
Reuter
World Peace Council
Compras
Fragmented late news item about arenas and events
A garbled OCR fragment references venues like Mime Arenen and Lodi with mentions of Beare and Seely. It hints at performances or schedules but lacks clear facts, dates, or named organizations. The readable content is too damaged to identify a coherent event or key entities.
Woman on Churchill Awards committee names and roles
Sir Reginald Sholl chairs a national Churchill Awards committee listing regional selection panels across Australia. Roma Mitchell QC is highlighted as a leading female figure, with Vivian leaders and a roster including university vice chancellors and senior judges.
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Inp
Avotrati Ang Ahs
Servitacies
Jenasnat
Reginald Sholl
Supreme Court of Vicaria
Victoria
Fred. Schonell
University of Queensland
Philip Baxter
University of New South Wales
Atomic Energy Commission
R.F. Bunting
Papua — New Guinea
RL. Dean
Northern Territory
Iss Roma Mitchell
Adelaide
Australia
Reginald
Mr Chaney Discusses Torture At University Meeting
Mr Chaney spoke at Aber Club about torture and wartime actions in Vietnam. He defended tough methods saying sailors and soldiers may be forced to kill if driven to it, urging caution against judging by photographs and media.
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Perth
Chaney
Vietnam
University of WA
Universiy Aber Club
Karney
Wan
Newlinea
South Vietam
Someshing
A Time to Retire Prime Minister Hints at Leaving Next Year
Sir Robert Menzies indicated he is considering retirement after being pressed at a press conference about a rumor he would stand down at year’s end. He said a self-respecting man his age must think about the future and noted he would announce a firm decision when he reaches one. He recalled a Gallup Poll showing 90 percent wanted him to stay on.
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Sir Robert Menzies
Sir Robert
British Commonwealth
United Nations
Robert
Althoug
Gallup
Ambassadors and plans feature in mixed page notes
A fragmented page notes that ACT motorists face renewed driving fees, an international remark from The US Ambassador to the United Nations Mr Stevenson on Communists, NSW intends two full-time law reform commissions, and various sections for women, TV leisure, finance, lotteries and sport classifieds on pages 2 to 29.
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United Nations
Stevenson
Europe
Nsw
Seven Air Force radar plane crash survivors reported in fog
In Falmouth Massachusetts on Tuesday an Air Force radar picket plane crashed in a cyclone night. Only three survivors were later reported the navigator and two crew members. Nine bodies recovered by a fleet continuing search in dense fog. Earlier ten men were saved from the water after the aircraft forced down during the storm. The three survivors endured 13 hours afloat.
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Falmouth
Massachusetts
Severn
United States “Air Force
Theft at Hill Side Hostel Movement of Funds Probed
An envelope containing 290 was stolen from an 8 room at Hill Side Hostel Yast Weekend. Police are investigating the incident as a theft and reviewing nearby surveillance and witness statements to identify suspects.
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Hillside Howel Yast
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Goodtet
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Tyinowzewier
Commonwealth Peace
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Feslioang
Harold
Heport_ of
Hewring
Saigon
Mill Barker
Xmmoun
Wiseman
Soagen
Ivate
Haupt
Kempacy
F Hien Hoa
North
Bellipinni
Vies — Gent
South Vietnam
Vientiane
van International
Commission
Lae
Frederick ] Warner
Tom Wan Tintabs
Ai Poree Aircraf Hawn
Bangkok
Davies
Wilson
Palintent
Ho Chi Minh
North Vietnam
New Ching
My Chow
le Hoien-nieng
le Thanh Nam
Penncy
Moscow
Wier
Soviet Union
Re Ried
Jonathan Gant
Sue Willian Conn
Gi. S. le Couteur
G. G Ashton
NSW Graziers’ Association
World Peace Congress
Melbourne
Hy. B. Basten
University of Adelaide
Stanley Burbury
Toisas
Lawrence Jackson
Supreme Court of Western Australia
University Council of Western Austalia
T Leonard Huxley
Australian National University
le GG. Rossiter
Burton Hall
Univerity
Mr Chaney
Robert Mearies
ACT
A.N.Z
Australia and New Zealand Bank Limited
TLE
Canberra
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