Race Riots Spread Across United States
Racial violence erupts in multiple cities, with police and National Guards deployed from New York to Detroit. Casualties reported include several deaths and numerous injuries as looting and arson spread in Cambridge, Maryland. Houston. Toledo. Grand Rapids. and Englewood New Jersey. Authorities say the unrest continues amid calls for order and federal aid.
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Vietnam
Astomate
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Toy Qulomalle
Detroit
Michigan
Cambridge
Maryland
Romney
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United States
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Upstate
New York ci
Texas
Deloff
Grand Rapids
Toledo
Ohio
Englewood
New Jersey
Houston
Canberra Abattoir Reform Called For Public Authority Control
Six ACT Advisory Council members endorsed a report urging government to fund 266000 for abattoir upgrades and place the facility under a three member public authority. The minority report criticized current hygienic and capacity issues and warned against monopoly risks if mismanaged.
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ACT Advisory Council
A. P. Dalgamo
H. Harrison
Pam
Council
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Lherra
Forbes
Nsw
Department of the Interior
Coun Lal
Interac
Paris debate heats as Combat criticizes de Gaulle speech
The Combat newspaper in Paris denounces the French president for inciting separatists and hints at dismembering Canada as a self-appointed architect. The piece warns that his rhetoric could deepen rebel movements and threaten constitutional unity.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Deliber
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Budget on August 15 debate renews Canadian unity tensions
The August 15 budget debate dominates front pages as Canadian unity is questioned. Opposition and Prime Minister Trudeau tackle fiscal policy, with Quebec and De Gaulle remarks stirring talk of international influence on domestic affairs.
ACT Bread Price Rise Signals Union Action
A Canberra master hairdressers union plan prompts a new price schedule as bread costs surge. The ACT union seeks approval to raise wages and prices, with talks tied to master makers and NSW patterns. The move follows a previous rise and aims at covering rising costs for men and boys, pensioners to be affected.
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Deen
Makers Employees Union SR Eecet
Nis
Gisurgue
Ae Winpaeide
Sprites
Nto
Seth Peices Aiting
Spackman
Tas
Rove Gener
Canberra
Jean Buly
Fdremers Association
Rices Comunis-Damnan Aid Iaateight
PLCS
Toner
J. A. Newbig
Nsw
Te Pont
Sydney
Tueday
Aid offered to Government for road past drive-in theatre
Multimillionaire Michael Paspalis offered to fund a road past his Nightcliff drive-in theatre to the Darwin City Council. He proposed sending federal funds at bank interest with repayment. Residents complain of dust. sealing could cost up to $100,000 after his $500,000 drive-in investment.
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Darwin
Michael Paspalls
Banknterest
Paspalis
Court case on driving under the influence in Canberra
In a Canberra petty session, Joseph Blewitt faced charges for driving under the influence. His counsel argued the law should be read to apply only when a vehicle is on a public street or place, while the prosecution contended liquor influence endangers public safety even on private property. The hearing explored whether the offence requires the car to be on a public area or if private property suffices.
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Tion
Enotes
Venice
R. M. Allen
Jjhe
A. Nutt
Hermes
Nutt
Canberra
Blewit
Roy
Narrabundah
Sea Blewitt
Potien
De Gaulle outburst shakes Canada
President de Gaulle’s 170 mile tour through French Canada drew wild cheers and jeers in Montreal as crowds booed the national anthem and sang La Marseillaise while the crowd called for independence from Britain. A spokesman said Prime Minister Pearson received calls from shocked supporters. He urged French Canadians to seize their destiny as he spoke from Montreal City Hall balcony.
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Diefenbaker
Quebec
Iix
Spe Gaulle
Otade
New York Times
France
Pearson
de Gaulle
Montreal
Canada
Queen Elizabeth
City Hall
French Canada
Monash Labor Club members threaten Vietcong backer
Fragmentary clipping notes threats of violence by Monash University Labor Club members tied to aiding the Vietcong. Other items reference Clark Clifford’s Canberra visit, MAS Voyager inquiry remarks by I T Cabbam, and unrelated classified notices.
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Monash University Labor Club
Fifty Die in South African Mine Disaster
In Carletonville South Africa a goldmine accident killed fifty miners and injured forty nine. A mine spokesman said a freak incident 50 miles from Johannesburg caused the disaster drawing international attention to mining safety conditions.
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S. African Mine
Carletonville
South Africa
Johannesburg
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