Ky Signals Bid to Enter Vietnamese Election
Southeast Asia correspondent reports that Ky plans to run for the Assembly while the junta grants him broader powers to handle South Vietnam’s economic problems. Martial law is imposed in a northern city as Buddhist leaders resist negotiations with the United States and Viet Cong, heightening a political clash with Thieu and Ky.
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South Korea
South Vietnam
Northerm
Hie
Thich Tam Chau
Insii
Vietnam
Junta
Hanoi
Capi
Tal
Thieu
Thich] Tri Quang
Hue
Diamonds stolen from Hopke's jewelers at Monaro Mall
A loot of 13 yellow gold diamond rings valued at 2600 dollars vanished from Hopke's Jewelers in the Monaro Mall Civic Centre late yesterday between 5 15 and 5 30 pm. Police, led by Detective Constable B W Baulman, seek a man about 50 with a solid build and gray hair wearing a windbreaker and a woman about 30 with a brown suede jacket.
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Hopke
Monaro Mall
Civic Centre
ACT
B. W. Baulman
Late News From London On Anarchiae Dispute
Fragmented dispatch from London reports ongoing tensions and a dispute among officials. Mentions four announcements after event time and references seamen and cabinet actions within a parliamentary context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Japeto
F. Ie Pee Seaman Sau Vieaders
Birthday Honours list elevates Australians to knighthood and Privy Council
Sixteen Australians receive knighthoods while an Australian knight advances in the chivalry orders. Two senior federal ministers join the Privy Council, increasing cabinet PC status. A total of 150 Australians appear on the honours list, including 20 Canberra residents, with eight knights named this year by the federal government and more from state lists under a Liberal government in NSW. Notable new knights include Sir Arthur Lee, Sir William Dohell, Sir Alister Murdoch, and Sir Thomas Hiley, among others from NSW, Victoria, Queensland, WA, and Tasmania, plus several prominent public and business figures.
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Liberal
MecMahon
Country Party
Adermann
Privy Council
Pcs
Canberra
Nsw
Victoria
Queensland
Western Australia
Tasmania
South Australia
Sir
Arthur Lee
South
Australia
RSL
League
Sir William Dohell
Wings
de Marshal
Sir Alister Murdoch
RAAF
Ir Theodore Kelly
Bellevue Hill
Sydney
Woolworths Ltd
Ir Angus Murray
Australian Medical Association
Ir Ross Grey-Smith
South Yarra
Melbourne
Victoria Racing Club
Si ‘Thomas Hiley
Brisbane
Eugene Gorman
Alfred Armstrong
Commonwealth Banking Corporation
Samuel Jones
Standard Telephones and Cables Pty Ltd
Ir Osborn McCutcheon
John Blamett Bateman
Mage
Harold
Robinson
Graeme
Long honours list from Burnie and Melbourne awardees
A lengthy honours list from Australia names recipients across fields including academia, industry, policing, arts, and public service. Notable figures include Sir Henry Winneke and Peggy Van Praagh with OBEs and KC MG/JCMG recognitions, plus Ray Coppin, Harold Anderson, and Rob Robinson among others. Page references Canberra notices.
UK may stay in ELDO new cost sharing plan
A well informed source says Britain will stay in ELDO with a revised cost share. The compromise halves Britain’s share to about 27 percent with West Germany at 27, France 25 and Italy 12. Ministers plan a one day Paris meeting to decide and potential alternative launch sites are discussed.
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Eldo
Britain
West Germany
Canve
Maly
Inestead
Troaldness
Nathan
ELCO
Darwin
French Guiana
Ile ‘Sion
Fion
Paris
London
Rusk
Newsies
Rus
Twalia
Onjces
Australia
Wilson
Delega
Henry
Toktal
Woomera
Stewart
Brusare
Eldo Telecommunications
State Department
Promising Ski Opening in Snowy Mountains Weekend
Skiing conditions in the Snowy Mountains look favorable for the season opener with skiable snow at Thredbo Guthega and Perisher Valley. Roads open but Alpine Way chains required. fog and drizzle expected in Canberra with cooler, clearer weekend forecast. TheBank Weather Bureau noted the end of an unseasonal wet spell with significant rain across southeast Queensland and northern NSW under a low pressure system.
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Snowy
Cooma
Thredbo
Guthepa
Inhhe Perisher Valley
Geel
Canberra
Quee Land
Weather Bureau
Coolangatla
Timiph
Light fingered shopper shames self after theft confession
In Canberra during Christmas 1964 a shoplifter returned to David Jones confessing the theft of a small item worth about two pounds. He signed his note of guilt stating the act was the stupidest thing he had done and hoped to send more if his conscience allowed. The story ties to heavy rainfall and floods in parts of Queensland and Sydney with no direct link to further criminal details.
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David Jones
Canberra
Jan Lem
Sworth
Queensland
Beenleigh
Coolangatta
Sydney
David Weather
W. Allexan
Lust
Coollis
Berra
North Shore
Northern
Boys, 3, drown in drain
Newcastle report of two five year old boys Ian Potts from Gertrude Street and Terry Krause from Fther Street swept into an open stormwater drain in Cardiff South during heavy rain. The boys were returning from kindergarten when swept into a pipe under the road and carried about 120 feet to a dirt tunnel beneath a backyard, where they became jammed and drowned.
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Newcastle
Cardiff South
Ian Potts
Gertrude Street
Terry Krause
Fther Street
Calwell jeered and drowned out at university addresses
Adelaide University students jeered Mr Calwell as he spoke on Viet Nam. In Brisbane, Allan Fraser was drowned out by Queensland University students. The coroner recommended police and ambulance equipment to free injured people from vehicles promptly. The Penkovsky Papers reviewed by T. B. Millar in Arts.
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Adelaide University
Calwell
Brisbaoe
Allan Fraser
Queensland University
T. B. Millar
Canberra Heritage and War Funds in 1940s Memoirs
A 25 year old Canberra retrospective notes the city’s beauty and future potential. It recalls Sir Geoffrey Whiskard’s farewell, pre budget talk of war funds, and a proposed rise in elephant calls. Population of ACT listed as 12,868, with a rents board established to control increases by the deputy prices commissioner.
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Canberra
Geoffrey Whiskard
United Kingdom
A.C.T
Fhe
M. E. McCarthy
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Creighinn Burm
South-east Asia
Singapore
Executive Council
National Leadership Committee
Department of Supply
Italy
Ray Ewers
Hall of Memory
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Sir Samuel Jones
Sir Eric Smart
Or Joseph Glenn
Sir Robert Sir
Angus Eugene Wilson Murray Gorman
Sir Honey Somerset
Sir Arthur Lee
Dobell
Henry Somerset
Burnie
Cellor
University of Mbes
Ron Clarke
CSIRO
Jack Bradler
Associated Pulp and Hers Paper Mills Ltd
Robert Wilson
Tooheys Ltd
R Joseph Glee
Chai
Thers
R ‘Douglas Parker
Hobart
The
Health Department
Evie Smart
Henry Winneke
Rder
St Michael and St Eorge
Australian Ballet
Peggy van Praagh
East Melbourne
Ray Coppin
Bagila
Konedobiy -Papua
Adolphus Elkin
Australian Museum
Rex de Charembac Nan Kivell
JCMG
Nan Kivell
National Library
Elizabeth = Clancy
Elizabeth Durch
Western
Austtralia
Soutth Vietnam
Harold Ander‘ison
Sir Ross Grey-Smith
Sir Douglas Sir
Theodore Sir
Thomas Parker Kelly Hiley
Hea Wianeke
Sir Walter McCuteheor
European Space Launcher Development Organisation
Mulley
IELCO
ELBO
France
Guiana
North Nsw
E &. Daley Finance
Canberra Times
Commonwealth
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L. J. Hooker Ltd
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Hughes
Canberrati Times Post
Reak Wdney
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