CP MP Claims Corio Choice A Blessing In Politics
Country Party MP Ian Petit for Hume said the loss of the Corio sent by the Government could be a blessing if it curbed some Liberal rathag members. He described the Liberal pick of young Melbourne stockbroker Ron Hay for Cono ax as blundering and unbelievable during a 21.F.M radio broadcast.
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40 Feared Dead In New Quake In Turkey
Ankara reports a powerful earthquake in eastern Turkey with at least 40 people feared dead and about 50 seriously injured. Center near Mol Yor, with varying location reports, a quake measuring seven to eight on the Mercalli scale. News agency updates and cross references to regional impacts follow as authorities assess casualties.
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Untitled fragment recalls late breaking news item
Fragmentary OCR text hints at late breaking news with garbled phrasing and missing details. Reading provides no clear names places dates or events to anchor a full summary.
De Gaulle Home All Smiles From Canadian Visit
President de Gaulle arrived home in Paris after his goodwill tour of Canada. Sources close to the 74 year old French leader said nothing pleased him more than returning home with smiles after the lengthy overseas trip.
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Freehold Land Ordinance Tightens Subdivision Rules
The ACT moves to curb freehold land subdivision under the Freehold Land Subdivision and Use Ordinance 1967 published in the Commonwealth Gazette. The Minister for the Interior, Mr Anthony, described the ordinance as an interim measure in a statement issued yesterday.
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Riots End as National Guard Quells Detroit Violence
United Press International reports four days of urban chaos in Detroit ended when guardsmen and tanks moved in to quell snipers and looters. Death toll stood at 36 with hundreds injured as mobs attacked downtown and major shopping districts amid nationwide unrest. Additional notes reference Canadian diplomacy and broader civil strife in other cities, shaping a tense national scene.
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Gun goes bush ordinance sparks confusion across subdivisions
A chaotic report describes an ordinance not affecting current subdivisions while new legislation lacks zoning for other schemes. Amid overnight disturbances, authorities cite a dozen communities hit, with police and civic figures reacting as plans for peace falter and emergency measures are considered.
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Quads Born July 13 Head Home Next Month
The Jones family in Heidelberg CIB welcomed quadruplets on July 13. Doctors say the smallest, Susan Fligabeth, may be home by August 1, with the others following after weigh-ins and weekly weight checks. Parents Mrs John Jones and Mr Barry Jones, both 32 and 30, prepared for home care as the babies gain strength. They recently moved to Burgundy Drive, Doncaster, and plan to keep the quads together at home in about six weeks.
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Vietnam leader seeks October seven nation war summit
Ky told US he wants a seven nation allied summit on the Vietnam war in October. In Saigon he met General Maxwell Taylor and Mr Clark Clifford to discuss proposals. Taylor and Clifford then traveled to Bangkok and will go to Canberra next, with Ky urging the summit be held in Australia though no decision yet.
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Australia Faces Limits in Vietnam Commitment
Australia's cabinet and Prime Minister Holt weigh limits on troop increases as the Manila summit and Vietnam peace talks loom. Defense needs and national income constraints shape a cautious stance, with 6000 troops and broader alliance responsibilities under review amid pending American elections.
National call for Vietcong aid sparks Australian debate
An unnamed Australian page 3 item notes a national call for Vietcong aid and a society split over supporting Vietnam, accusing the Labor party of betraying Buddhist groups. The snippet hints at postponed announcements and is listed among classifieds on pages 18 and 19.
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Tariff Board Ties Debated In Adelaide Lecture Room
An academic economist in Adelaide argued that the Tariff Board should be attached to the Prime Minister's Department. Dr W M Gordon spoke during the Joseph Fisher Lecture on commerce at the University of Adelaide, outlining implications for Australian policy in a wide discussion.
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