Egyptians fight back as Israelis claim greater gains
Egyptian troops and armour were reported yesterday to counter-attack in an effort to escape the Sinai Peninsula. In Tel Aviv Major General Rabin, the Israeli Chief of Staff, announced that today they are witnessing the total destruction of the Egyptian forces in the Sinai.
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Egypt Battles and UN Ceasefire Tension Report
Egypt reports resilient fighting around the Suez Canal with Israeli advances near Mila Pass and Bir Gabafaish. Tunisian troops await orders on the Libyan border as Bourguiba's government studies developments amid UN ceasefire diplomacy and Western air power supports.
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National strike moves thwarted amid party reform talk
Amid chaotic NSW Labor discussions, leaders rejected a general strike plan and labor wage rise proposals. Chamberlain and Chanberlain allies faced opposition as talks continued, with upcoming meetings set to address party trustee and state developments. Western Australia officials considered wage increases while regional councils pressed for action even as disputes persisted. Unofficial reports described tensions over industrial policy and potential military regional implications in the Middle East, but no formal action was announced.
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Inquiry terms too narrow in Voyager disaster probe
Sydney reports debate over widening the inquiry scope into HMAS Voyager disaster. Ministers urge broader terms to investigate alcohol influence, crew actions, and naval command. Questions persist about whether officers and crew were intoxicated and if the inquiry should extend beyond current reference limits.
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Front line actions and claims across Middle East fronts
The Sinn Egypt desert reports a counterstrike by Egyptian forces with border clashes near El Acish while Jeructs claim capture of the town inside Egyptian territory. Syria reports VELA forces penetrating Israeli territory and shooting down aircraft as Israeli villages face shelling. Jordan urges defense and says King Hurwely calls for UN backed peace amid continued aggression.
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Quarrel Over Land Ties Religion to Ancient Cousins Claim
The War 34 article notes that the quarrel between Sew and Arab stems from biblical times. It argues both groups once saw themselves as cousins and claim land by divine right, a core element of the dispute. Report, Page 12.
Minister defends Fyshwick leases amid industrial concerns
The Victorian minister defends Fyshwick lease provisions arguing operations must align with industrial character and not hinder wartime or civic aims. RSL executives critique, while other pages note air inquiry and a sex education report.
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Deserted wives win new family support deal in Tasmania
In Hobart the Tasmanian House of Assembly approved sweeping changes affecting deserted wives. The act makes the husband responsible for children, aiming to speed enforcement and reduce costs for single mothers, with inter-state implications.
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Untitled fragment hints at political corruption and fuel issues
Fragmentary OCR text references government actions and alleged fraud. Mentions of an official, alleged schemes, and fuel matters appear, though many names and specifics are unreadable. The passage reads as an undeveloped news note with unclear events and participants.
Goulburn doctors lift fees amid AMA backed rise
In Goulburn the Southern Medical Association and NSW doctors plan fee increases from July. Dr Collings noted injections and home visits will cost more, with basic fees rising about 10 to 20 percent. Vic and SA branches weigh similar moves, while NSW and WA councils study impact on practice costs.
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