Big US troop boost likely in Vietnam war effort
Washington reports Defence Secretary McNamara plans a large increase in American forces in Vietnam. He told Reuters the current 2000 South Vietnamese troops are insufficient against guerrilla tactics, signaling a formal recommendation to President Johnson. Casualties rose with 28 US servicemen killed and 10 wounded. 28 North Vietnamese soldiers killed and 158 missing or captured.
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Jet bomber belly lands on air strip after gear jam
A four engined jet bomber with jammed landing gear belly landed safely on a familiar air base in New Hampshire. The 2000 foot long cushion was deployed as the aircraft circled aloft for four hours. Air Force officials called the situation extremely dangerous but denied carrying nuclear weapons. Four crewmen escaped shaken but unhurt.
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Unexplained Change Delays Royal Mission to Paris
London reports indicate Mr Koes Aro altered plans for a high level mission to Navi Victims, delaying departure from Maestow for Paris after a sudden decision that halted the group’s flight to Peking.
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Sir Robert Menzies to undergo medical check next year
The Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies plans a medical check at mid year before the next election. Reports say his illness and travels have prompted retirement speculation, with discussions of potential successors and a reshuffle pending year end.
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London man charged over Goya portrait theft
Kempton Bunton, 61, unemployed lorry driver from Newcastle, charged with stealing a 180 year old Goya portrait of the Duke of Wellington from the National Gallery. The painting was returned anonymously in March this year. Bunton remanded to August 1 on bail of 4125 after a brief court appearance.
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ANU appoints trust committee head and regional reps
The ACT regional committee will submit its recommendations to the board. Sir Alan Watt and Sir Henry Burrell join the acting national committee members. Details of applications to the national council will be announced nationally via press and radio tomorrow.
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Judge Goldberg Named US Envoy to United Nations
President Johnson selected Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg as United States Ambassador to the UN. Goldberg, who will replace the late Adlai Stevenson, said he agreed to quit the Court to serve, stressing a duty to peace through international law and noting the judiciary's lifetime appointment caused surprise in diplomatic circles.
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£ 40 million steel plan
Profike reports on a 40 million pound steel plan detailed on page 2, outlining procurement, scope, and potential impacts for the project.
New Australian Blast Furnace to Boost Steel Capacity
The report outlines plans linked to Mr Gold lion associates and Port Kembla steel works. Aimed at labour mediation, the programme includes a new blast furnace that will be the largest in the British Commonwealth. It will enable flat steel production with an annual pig iron output surpassing one million tons. Details on pages 24.
Prince Philip Delivers Quip During Textile Group Visit
Prince Philip, famed for his blunt remarks, visited a textile group and was introduced to Wyam Kelsey, chairman of the knitting division. He reportedly said playfully, So you're the bead knit, prompting a light exchange during the Seapets day event in Manchester.
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Law Society Flags Flaws in ACT Law Reform Plan
The ACT Law Society criticized government reform proposals as unable to solve territory law issues. It urged broader public input and warned the draft staff structure may suppress outside expertise, calling for direct representation beyond the Public Service and broader parliamentary debate on amendments.
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Conscientious Objector Aid Committee Proposed
In Canberra a proposed Conscientious Objectors Advisory Committee would offer advice and moral support to genuine objectors under section 29. The church groups including Anglican and Methodist spokesmen supported establishing the independent panel to explain implications, while Roman Catholic views differed on the legality of wartime killing.
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Equal pay plan for South Australian teachers announced
Adelaide reports Premier Walsh unveiled a five year plan to implement equal pay for women teachers of the Education Department starting July 1. He projected a state cost of about £1 million yearly. Observers expect broader equal pay moves in public service and a strict equal work standard. The government aims to fulfill its election pledge to improve teachers' conditions.
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Test ahead challenges ACT voter and council member
An ACT Advisory Council member Mr A G Martin warns future developments in Canberra will test local voters. The report notes political commentary by the Prime Minister and a British journalist critique in the Federation. Other pages list sections like Women TV Leisure Finance and Classifieds.
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Prison sentence cut to hours for telephone interception
Hanley of Schlich Street Yarralumla pleaded guilty and was acquitted after intercepting a telephone conversation with Crown Prosecutor Mr A R Watson. The court found no evidence offered for the interception and imposed a bond of £100 for three years after one day served.
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Canberra Building Survey Reveals New Techniques and Fines
A 24 page survey discussed in the Canberra Times references new building techniques and a search warrant execution leading to fines for Norman Headland. The report notes Canberra's Commonwealth Police officer role and mentions a feature on architecture and federation trade interception.
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