Australia appoints new ambassador to South Vietnam
Australia names L H Border 46 as ambassador to South Vietnam succeeding H D Anderson who shifts to Assistant Secretary for South Asia. Border, ex ambassador to Burma 1963–65, will move to Saigon in about three weeks. Anderson returns home for health reasons.
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Troops Likely to Leave Borneo
Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak says troops may withdraw from Borneo as part of a broader security and political shift. He notes prisoners and refugees along with cross border tensions will be addressed through internal security measures and consultations with Britain and Indonesia.
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Massive march planned after Meredith shooting in Mississippi
In Memphis Tennessee Negro civil rights leaders plan a massive march through Mississippi after James Meredith was shot in the back during a civil rights march. Dr Martin Luther King is expected to visit Meredith and organize a large march. Dick Gregory will begin his own route from Memphis toward Jackson. Whitney M Young of the National Urban League calls an emergency meeting of major civil rights groups to discuss next steps.
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Civil rights tensions flare amid threats and violence
Amid retaliatory rhetoric by white supremacist groups and disputes within the Liberal coalition, tensions rise before elections. Police report Aubrey Norvell, 40, of Memphis, charged with assault with intent to murder after a shooting in Meredith. Mississippi Governor and national leaders condemn the violence, urging swift prosecution and justice.
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Navy depot to hear details on hygiene and dining standards
Perth reports reveal concerns over inadequate galley facilities at a naval depot. Commodore and medical officers cited substandard kitchens and dining halls, noting risks of gastroenteritis and a plan for a $34 million rebuilding to meet hygiene requirements.
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Dense fog slows drivers in Alice Springs amid heavy rains
Dense fog and 30 hours of rain disrupted travel in Alice Springs. Visibility dropped to 10 to 50 yards but lifted after 8:30 am. The area logged nearly 1.5 inches of rain, surpassing totals for a decade, with airstrips waterlogged and bush roads turned to quagmires.
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Fragmented OCR yields unclear late news item
The readable fragments indicate a late news item involving an unidentified event at a border area with references to a secretary and requested materials or communications. Names, places, and concrete actions are unreadable, preventing a precise summary.
Gemini Nine shield cling halts space dockings
CAPE KENNEDY Tuesday. Human error caused the protective shroud to cling to the Gemini Nine target rocket, preventing nine planned space dockings. AAP Reuters reports.
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Woden Valley office block plans mark Canberra 1966–67 program
Canberra development chief outlines 1966 67 program with focus on Woden Valley office sites as a significant though modest project within the National Capital Development Commission. The plan anticipates private investment and a growing suburb with housing roads schools dams and facilities tied to a new district centre expanding toward a civic scale.
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Liberal plan to fight CP seats in Queensland
The Country Party in Queensland threatens to contest Liberal held seats including the Postmaster General Hulme, signaling possible three-cornered federal contests in seven of 18 seats. Queensland Liberals invite endorsements in 17 of 18 seats, sparking Coalition tensions and a return of old animosities between the two parties.
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Too many exams push Australian education toward excess
Australia s education system faces an overload of examinations the annual CWA meeting in Melbourne heard too many exams burden students and strain the curriculum. A recall for legal action targets a milk vendors co operative and the Buddhist movement in South Vietnam has seen moderates regain control despite threats of violence.
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