Australia to send 60 more men to Vietnam missions
The report outlines Australia sending about 60 personnel, including helicopter pilots, to support the Vietnam war. It notes a shortage of trained officers and details plans for additional flying crews, moving to reinforce U S units with Royal Australian Air Force and Navy personnel joining a U S helicopter contingent.
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Piowyiera
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Man sought in bush murder mystery in Adelaide
South Australian police issued a description of a panel van and its driver after the murder of a four married couple near Mount Willoughby. The assailant, described as a 25 to 80 year old with a hog‑axed appearance, fled in a beige Holden panel van. The victims were found by Donald Bains ton, with investigators treating the case as a heist gone wrong though nothing was stolen from the caravan.
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Darwin
ANU to appoint Crawford successor as director
Sir John Crawford to retire as Director of the ANU Research School. Professor Partridge named as Acting Director with Bryan named Associate Registrar. University Council notes resignation and plans for Crawford’s replacement next year.
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Two Die in Campbell Parade Crash In Canberra
Two people died after a two car collision at the intersection of Anzac Parade and Blamey Crescent in Campbell. Brigitta Rituducinis of Cocina Steel died at the scene. Caner died at Canberra Community Hospital. Patrick Brown of Davenport Street, Dickson, suffered extensive head lacerations and was admitted in serious condition. Both vehicles were extensively damaged.
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Abortion Bill Passed in House of Commons
In London on Friday the House of Commons approved a bill establishing local grounds for abortion by 167 votes after a lengthy debate. This follows an earlier report on the topic. Page 6.
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Reuter
House of Commons
Unions Plan Conference as Govt Considers Postal Penalties
Hulme says penalties against postal workers stay with fines from 1964 and the ACTU APWU plan a conference. Cabinet to consider the dispute after the Prime Minister discusses the issue and MPs press for withdrawal of $40 fines on July 1 stoppages.
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Australian TV board flags episode as unacceptable
ATN Channel 7 defended a television episode amid criticism over a sequence in a programme linked to a lunar mission coverage. The Broadcasting Board condemned the scene for breaking standards and demanded assurances future content would not repeat such material.
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ALP Leader Attacks Prime Minister Whitham
The opposition leader Mr Whitham sharpens his claim that Prime Minister Mr Hallaligned with the United States government. Other items note President Johnson urging more troops in Vietnam and a worldwide religion survey in Los Angeles. A court hears a case about a man linked to liquor and remedies.
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