Totally Unjustified Attacks on Academic Leaders Stir Canberra Debate
An Adelaide Canberra dateline report details a minister condemning attacks on professors and researchers, arguing such actions hinder defence and scientific development. The debate centers on government access to research outputs and national security concerns surrounding defence information.
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Henry
Canberra
Pena
Howe
Ayan
Navy
Methaville
Adelaide
Trewii Ie
Adelaide Motor Service
Biriec
Hover travel and development prospects cited in fragmented report
A fragmentedOCR text references hover travel, expenditure concerns, and pond management. It mentions Senator Tenis and Dhara antiasthmarine weapon with vestem as a major development task, and notes high quality development and design work associated with Try to faxe.
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Gimmiy
Tenis
Vestem
Australia and U S disavow Ky invasion talk
Australia joined the United States in rejecting South Vietnamese Prime Minister Ky's call for invading North Vietnam to end the war. The defense and foreign ministers stressed Australia’s support for limiting operations and preserving the current course of the conflict.
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Australia
United States
North Vietnam
Thiy
Milne
Hastuck
North
Vietnam
Marshal Ry
Saigon
Dena
Eenyp World Report
Msgeedine
Haslucknam
South
Vitam
Egg memorial TOKYO and AAPL North Vietnam posting
A brief note reports a memorial event labeled Egg memorial in Tokyo and a formal posting by AAPL North Vietnam, referencing a territorial or organizational claim. The fragment mentions Taloenattnal Creer as a source or related term.
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Tokyo
North Vietnam
Labor Leader Cale Gains Support for State Aid Concession
State aid policy remains center stage as Labor Leader Mr Cale works to secure a compromise. He spent Thursday gathering backing to push the proposal forward amid ongoing negotiations.
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Surfers Paradise
Calewell
Australian Labor Party split looms at conference
Reports describe a divided ALP with about 36 delegates split on policy and leadership as they move toward reshaping the party platform. The discussion includes education, finances, and the potential establishment of a Commonwealth Police Force, with coverage noting Melbourne and regional tensions.
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Simul
Billylover
Ky’salls
Victoria
Hi Hughes
Warwick
ALP
Queensland
Nd SA
Arelsleim
United Press Internatinals
Nsw
Yanmania
Commonwealth Police Force
Ion Advisory Committee
Brisbane
Thursda
Church plans nursing home at Red Hill Canberra
The Baptist Church announced plans for Morling Lodge a nursing home for 70 elderly people on two five acre sites at Hicks Street adjacent Red Hill shopping area Canberra The project costs 160000 with central services and three wing blocks The NSW Trust secretary said the Commonwealth Government will subsidise up to 120000 on the first stage and construction will proceed with a second accommodation wing to follow
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the Baptist Church
Canberra
Red Hill
NSW Trust
Newcastle students addicted to drugs crisis. doctors warn
In Newcastle a psychiatrist reports high drug use among pupils at Newcastle Teachers College and city youth. He cites cases of psychosis linked to marijuana and a stimulant, mentions a known person abusing powerful legal drugs, and warns hundreds in Newcastle are hooked on amphetamines and other substances.
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Newcastle Teachers” College
Newcastle
Sukarno Says He Remains President and Prime Minister
In a swearing in ceremony for Indonesia’s 27 man cabinet, President Sukarno declares he remains both President and Prime Minister. He denounces foreign press and criticizes the government’s handling of policy amid tense political upheaval and cabinet reshuffle.
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Sukarno
Sukarnis
Tirrnga Press Corp
Iodonesia
Malik
SubArne
Hehew
Ank
Sohartay P Feell
Fio Ag
Vania Mike UN
Ani
Wilson warns of new cuts east of Suez
Opposition Leader Mr Heath claimed cuts in military spending repeat prior targets. Mr Wilson rebutted, noting the £100 million figure covers many formulated options east and west of Suez. He urged allied consultations before implementing these schemes.
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Heath
Wilson
Suez
Commonwealth
Lord Keswick
Commonwealth Relations
House of Lords
Lord Besendt
Country Party names Tony Pratten to run in Fden-Monarn
The Country Party selected Tony Pratten, 34, as its candidate for the Federal election in the Fden Monarn electorate. The announcement positions Pratten as the party’s representative in the upcoming campaign.
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The
Country Party
Tony Pratten
Fden- Monarn
Sickness closes school in Canberra amid broader disruptions
Canberra schools close due to illness while broader city coverage notes other events. The message references the Senate War aid cut and President Johnson, plus a Sydney case testing the National Service Act. An ACT and Northern Territory court death is reported, and a public inquiry critiques computer use in tax cheque processing. The Day’s sports section hints at a Wal miles North candidate contest and the Country Party race challenging Alia Fraser for the seat long held by Fraser.
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Sydney
William White
National Service Act
Justice Bridge
ACT
Northern Territory
Feme
Nation Oat
Tyan Coa Ae Finance
Me Pragen
Arainer
Wal Miles
Country Party
Alia Fraser
Labor Party
Fraser
Yarinary
SRR Swies
Oponent
Duntroon life and Campaigns Shape Canberra Electorate
The Canberra area details a heated pre election scene with the Country Party contesting the seat. Mr Fraser and Mr Pruten figure prominently alongside Dugald Munro as military academy ties and training actions stir the campaign. Pages 17–24 cover the broader outline and future prospects.
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Country Party
Couring
Pybepal
Dugald Munr
Army
Youn Fee Eed
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