Indonesia seeks clarification on PM war remark
Australia reportedly assured Indonesia that no state of war exists between the nations. The message was conveyed in Canberra to Indonesian Ambassador Major-General Kosasih by External Affairs Secretary Sir James Plimsoll.
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Indonesia
Canberra
Kosasih
Ariirs Department
James Plirnsall
Kovwesih
Tad
Martes
Tontal
Minentek
Minter
Robert Nest
Meneis
Mir Hawluck
Kourme
James Plinewell
Kosten Wan
Tiv
James Ptiposalyees
Mileer
Ole
Robert
Marentak
Annie
Rips
Vietnam
Mennies
Konayih
Honecemary
Secret Hospital Statement Sparks Wartime Debate
Fragmentary hospital report reveals discussions on wartime policy and potential conflict involving Indonesia and Australia. Officials, including Sir Robert and Gen Kovwesih, weigh war risks, civilian impact, and hospital procedures amid embo ny foreign affairs strains and committee reviews.
Ambiguous wartime speech cited in foreign press
A garbled transcription reports Sir Rotten and various nations discussing war noted as “decline war” and “interpreter” comments. The piece mentions Germany Indonesia America and other regions in a bleak, disputed context with reference to declared or potential conflicts.
Adil Slevereom Body Found in London Area Tragedy
The report notes the death of Adil Slevereom in a late news item from London, mentioning a personal aircraft and associated references. The fragmentary text provides few verifiable details beyond the core names and location.
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London
Adil
Slevereom
Walt Lee Boa
DFA
Bartler
Gunn faces noisy crowd at Australian Wood Board meeting
Sir William Gracin faced a noisy public audience of about 260 as he urged calm at the Australian Wood Board meeting. He defended the industry’s future and warned that voters will decide a matter vital to workers and the economy.
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Sydney
Australian Wood Board
William Gracin
Menzies
Owen
Sir William
William
Serpet
Agerratinn
Willen
Leo
Adlai Stevenson's Death Sparks Global Tributes
Leaders from the United States United Nations and Britain mourned Adlai Stevenson as news of his death circulated. President Johnson praised his eloquence diplomacy and courtesy while UN Secretary General Thant noted his voice of reason. Prime Minister Menzies and others highlighted Stevenson’s steadfast commitment to world peace and public service.
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Stevertion
Millet
Joven Polation
Firdain
Mir Stewart
Washington
Presifett
Johnson
Fanthasty Moheary
Steverson
Vowbon
Pili
Serica
Oman
Murrow
WTC
Robert Sail
Thant
Stharre
Hoslck
Adil Stevenwan
Wilson
Mir Stevenson
Anil
Carberra
Robert Menzies
Adlai Stevenson
Memorial plan grows as PM ailing in bed
Amid Sir Robert Vienzies sickness a Melbourne town votes to honor him with a memorial site near the oval beside the Wormer River. Town officials expect an unveiling plaque detailing his achievements and hope the PM can attend before retirement.
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Robert
Melbourne
Neenewion Oval
K. Tivangston
Supreme Court
Ingard
Livingston
Dom Gullo
Ummarta Forest
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Canberra
Ster
Batked
Jamoarewlee
Lilley YY Connor
Linai Slaughter
Mariner 4 Sends First Mars Picture
The first Mars image from Mariner 4 began arriving on earth late last night with lines from the photo being validated at Tidbinbilla near Canberra and further confirmed by Goldstone California. The craft passed within 500 miles of Mars on its photogra phic mission as scientists hoped to detect life indicators.
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Earth
Tidbinbilla Deep Space
Canberra
Goldstone
California
Johannesburg
Eum
JOO Eh
Wernderyny
Mierisiselam
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A. Hikhe
Pasadena
Clevngts
Robert Fohanneshuve
Weomere
Mechreblian
Chong
Plarver
Martina
Giolennine
Wobiedo de Chinvela
Madd
Tidbinhilla
Hut Leste
Avision
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Aes
AF Anima
Radio on beam misreads a televised station signal
Fragmentary OCR text from Hartford notes a radio beam broadcast error affecting a transmission from a station identified as WTEC. Mentions a high frequency laser beam and a schedule tied to a spring fold program from Massachusetts with unclear outcomes.
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Connecticut
United Pnews
Gramme
Miechusett
Mitte Sour
Severie
US to boost Vietnam force to 179000 by year end
Reports say US military chiefs favor increasing South Vietnam deployment to 179000 by year end. Joint Chiefs to decide on a mobilization, with US forces in Vietnam already receiving reinforcements including 1400 more from the First Division. Australian casualties rise as two soldiers are wounded by a Vietcong booby trap.
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Thurday
South Vietnam
Joint Chiefs of Lot
Vietnam
Hljtory
McNamara
Suigan
Hau
Fien Hoa
Ronwid Lestie Riley
Fairy Meadow
Nsw
William
Keith Blakie
Ising
North Lidcombe i Te Ee
Vicht Arm
clamp on news saigon new war information restrictions
US and South Vietnamese authorities imposed new restrictions on the release of battle information in the widening Vietnam war. Military security rules aimed at withholding information of value to the Vietcong and the North Vietnamese Government.
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Saigon
Education funding urged at Australian conference
Queensland Education Minister Mr Pizey urged parents to pay for better schooling at the Australian Education Conference. The report notes military and political items on pages 3 and 7, with sports scores and lotteries listed on page 22 to 24.
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Pizey
Raunahead
Qebwre
Winance
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