Polish West German talks on postwar Oder Neisse frontier
Polish Deputy Foreign Minister Josef Winiewicz and West German negotiator George Ferdinand Duckwitz led three days of talks in Warsaw on a treaty recognizing Bonn's acceptance of the Oder Neisse frontier. The two sides adjourned to report to their governments and plan to reconvene in Bonn in early September to continue drafting the agreement. The brief communique said the delegations began formulating points of draft on relations between the German Federal Republic and the Polish People's Republic.
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Guevara band back fronts in Bolivia guerrilla clash
A Bolivian guerrilla series surfaced with Che Guevara linked fighters winning attention as German and French members were abducted by insurgents. The group reportedly seized an area 25 miles from a key site and released one German captive after negotiations.
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Tate Trial Witness to Killings in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles the Tate murder case resumes as key witness Linda Kasabian, 21, testifies Monday that Charles Manson ordered followers to kill seven people. She alleges Manson disciplined the group, directed an August 1 plan, and warned of further murders. The defense argues a mystical motive tied to apocalyptic visions, while Kasabian reportedly received immunity to testify.
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Wool Board discusses reform plans for wool industry
Chairman William Gunnelds of the Australian Wool Board led talks with a special committee of the International Wool Trade Organization in Lonuy, Yungay. They covered proposals from the Australian Advisory Committee including a plan for a single authority to administer the world’s wool growing industry and a study of contract shipping services for wool transport.
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Ottawa surgery clears health danger for former Canadian minister
Former Canadian prime minister Mr. Lefer Pearson underwent eye removal in Ottawa General Hospital. A hospital spokesman said the operation was performed safely and did not pose health danger to Pearson. Limited Press International reported the event in Ottawa.
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Moroccans approve new constitution by wide margin
Moroccans voted in a referendum to adopt a new constitution by a large majority. The reform follows five years under the late Hassan era, moving toward a parliamentary government after elections set for August 3. The vote marks a significant step toward democratic reform in Rabat.
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GPs urged to stay vigilant against bureaucratic control
In Surfers Paradise a General Practitioners Society conference heard President Dp D'Arcy Willliams warn that doctors must resist moves toward national health measures. He accused Health Minister Forbes of pressuring private clinicians to accept state control and warned of reprisals if doctors refuse to nationalise.
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Axe attack on NG council leader shocks crowd
In Port Moresby on Sunday the president of a local government council in the New Guinea Western Highlands was axed in front of about 400 people. Prevent Peria of Deronnie 4 in Mineo was critically injured as the attack unfolded during the opening of a new we post near Tagan. Australian witnesses and officials described a tense scene with security forces responding quickly.
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Relatives hunt for lost will in Melbourne crash death
A frantic search is under way for the will of Melbourne millionaire Donald Don Rusch, 49, killed in a Mustang crash last February. Relatives, including his brothers and an administrator, seek legal action and a share of the estate as authorities and heirs navigate bribery and probate questions amid family tensions.
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Weather map and details from a chaotic period report
The fragmentary OCR describes a weather map with references to wind and pressure trends, a southern to western regional focus, and mentions of dates and times. It includes scattered names and place hints but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Appeal Upheld in Mine Blast Case at Rabat
The Supreme Court upheld a district retrial in the mine blast case at Rabat. Mataungat Avocition vice president Daniel Ruimet was acquitted on some charges after an appeal, while other assertions of fault and violence tied to the incident remain under review with a national service context and upcoming proceedings.
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