Nuclear ambitions risk from President Sukarno
The article debates Sukarno's promises of an atomic bomb, noting past claims by Indonesian officials and the improbability of rapid production. It weighs risks, regional dynamics, and Australia’s stance, suggesting prudence without pursuing weapons, while considering a limited future capacity as insurance.
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Sukarno
Harrow
Horton
Indonesia
Harvome
Suhari
Malaysia
Dutch New Guinea
M Hfu
San
Ake
Russia
China
Chin
Asia
Rymy
Australia
Vietnam Teach-In At ANU Draws Big Crowd And Debate
An Australian National University marathon teach-in on Vietnam drew seven to eight hundred attendees, reflecting public and student demand for informed debate on the war and Australia’s role. The event featured journalists and academics discussing whether the war is civil or Hanoi-directed, and called for clearer official policy explanations from government ministers.
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Australian National University
Vietnam
1St Batalion
Jeach-In
Britain
United States
Monash University
Defense
Duke of Edinburgh
Hughes
Cohen
Seaker
Morris West
Bok
Francis James
Anglican
Primer of
Earmomics
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Peking
Canberra
Australia
Electo Bee
Ince Vieniesck
Conservative leadership shakeup sparks party turmoil
The article outlines Sir Alec Douglas-Home’s waning public image and a looming Conservative leadership crisis. It notes Wilson’s withdrawal from election ambitions, the 1922 Committee’s surprise move, and Heath and Maudling as early frontrunners amid calls for swift leadership change to avoid party damage.
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Alec Douglas-Home
Conservative
Wilson
House of Commons
Nnmateur
Alec
Crossbow
Bowie
Alec Hind
Sir Alec
Penitieman
Laviny
Macmillan
Exit Sir Alec exit Alec
An analysis of political currents suggests old aristocratic conservatives may struggle to keep power amid a shift toward more modern right wing candidates. The piece warns that continued strikes and economic strain could push the public toward discontent and even the emergence of a fascist party claiming to restore order.
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Conyers Vetlum
Conservatium
Scomti Permanenty
Sinke Wathour Wonjee
Bern Mon Alport
Tohiy i
owMut
England
Urder
Letters Reflect Local Debate on Education and Public Services
Readers urge the ACT college focus and a unified approach to Hil 22, while demanding practical, immediate teaching needs. They cite retired teachers, make-shift arrangements, and underlined gaps in Curtin suburb services, pressing for capable staff, medical care, and youth facilities to prevent waste and ensure continuous schooling.
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Tom
Fragmentary 1847 notes mix Liberia Austria Spain and Mussolini
Disconnected items mention 1847 Liberia independence, Austria declaring war on Sethy yesterday, Netherlands reclaiming Spain independence, John Oxley naming Liverpool Plains, and Mussolini at Festal with aviation and resignations.
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Republic of
Liberia
Austria
Sethi
Isa
Netherlands
Spain
John Oxley
Liverpool Plains
Mussolini
Durian the famed revolting fruit of the tropics
A vivid account describes the durian’s spiny husk and strong odor, noting its large size, heavy weight, and the notorious scent that rivals rotten cheese and other pungent foods. The piece discusses market demand, price ranges, and cultural beliefs surrounding the fruit, including aphrodisiac legends and export challenges.
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Durlun
Este
Alfred Wallace
Caen
Drought Philosophy and National Research Push in Australia
The piece discusses drought observers blaming producers for weather woes and urges a national approach to drought research. It notes 1902 drought parallels, calls for centralized arid zone studies, and cites calls from Agricultural Science Institute figures and NSW advisory committees for regional dam projects and better water storage amid rising urban demand.
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Surnet
Acticultural Science Institute
Uceened
Areix
WieXtra
Manly
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DR Sukarno
Me Heath
Maude Hing
Pelicans
Party Unity
Bonar Taw
Ales
Christopher Hollis
Ninatie
Canaprea Thacher
Curtin
Perpilalinny
Escemnia
Etso
Manthy Cisrtin
Curtin Fae
Heme Oserianed
Curin
Kuala Lumpur
Hell
Wiler
Faneilel Howrtret
Francis ‘Ounghis
Barmont
John Warwick Hay
Inigo Jones
Crohanvyhurst Observatory
Queensland
Garnet-Smith
Arcultural Science Institute
Arid Nine
Alice Springs
Perhal
Pra
South Coast
Nsw
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