Vietnam’s generals seize power as civilian rule collapses
South Vietnam’s government abdicated to the armed forces after three weeks of crisis. Caretaker leaders Quat and Sun remain in office as generals form a junta, with no consensus on political form or a new charter. Vietcong attacks persist as military leaders consolidate power.
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Quat
Phan Khae Sun
Armed Forces Council
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Malta
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Cems
Dong Xoni
Quang Ngai
Neuyen
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Neuven van Thieu
Jerece
Ketch Sliced in Two After Freighter Collision
Four occupants of the half submerged stern of the ketch Neophyte were rescued after a collision with the freighter Woomera near Sydney. Skipper Lee Quinn of North Head Hawaii and his all girl crew were saved by the police launch and lifeboat. Quinn unhurt. The Neophyte sank its forward section and a Marine Court inquiry into the incident will be held next week in Sydney.
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Delaney
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Hobaart
Barbara
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Jennifer
Marine Court
Shaddock
Bothwell
Quiry
Tasmania
Helenas
Anderson
West
Mohart
Russia calls world Communist conference on Soviet Chinese dispute
Moscow proposed a world Communist Party conference to discuss the Soviet Chinese dispute, a report cited by the Associated Press states. Pravda reportedly repeated the proposal.
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Russia
Communist Party
Pravda
Soviet leaders criticized for covert revisionism by China
Beijing charged that the new Soviet leaders practice covert revisionism more dangerous than Khrushchev's. The attack appeared in tomorrow editions of the People’s Daily and Red Flag and was released by NCNA.
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China
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Peking People’s Daily
Red Flag
NewsChina News Agency
NCNA
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Texas banker Edward Clark named as US ambassador to Australia
Edward Clark a Texas banker and lawyer and friend of President Johnson is expected to be submitted to the Senate for approval as the new US ambassador to Australia. Clark, 58, from Austin, has served as Texas Secretary of State and led Capital National Bank. His appointment was discussed with Prime Minister Menzies at the White House.
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Robert Menzies
White House
William Sate
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Austin
Democratic Party
San Augustine
Anne Metcalf
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Leila
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First National Bank
San Augustino
Australian Labor splits over unity tickets at Victorian conference
The Victorian branch of the Australian Labor Party swung left at its annual conference, reaffirming unity tickets and seeking to reverse federal policy. NSW leaders opposed the move, while federal reforms and party funding were debated amid calls for an united front. In Adelaide the SA conference discussed broader implications. In New York, Prime Minister Menzies left for London after meetings with Johnson and other U.S. leaders were described as productive.
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Seec
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Australian Council of Trade Unions
W. Evans
New York
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trans-Donnell
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Miles
Fairbairn
Erie Roy
Walson
Cowper
Ainslie
Ken Bailey
Victorian Labor debated in Canberra and London conferences
The article reports on Labor leaders in Sydney and Melbourne debating policy before federal conferences. Mr Calwell warns of a £500 000 cost for a federal election and Congresses discuss Vietnam policy and US relations. Sir Robert Kennedy travels for talks, aiming to shape ALP stance on foreign policy and capital investment.
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South-east Asia
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Cup Soccer Crowds Spark Violent Halting of Semifinal
Spectators clashed with officials during the Juventus versus Cooma cup soccer semi final at Ainslie Oval. Police intervened as crowd violence forced two stoppages and the match ended 3-2 for Juventus. Federation warns of sanctions to curb future disturbances.
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Ainslie Oval
McDermott
Fatter
ACT Soccer Federation
Wes Weir
Weir
Federation
Ase
ACT
J. R. Fraser
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