$23,000 Missing From ACT Bank In Canberra Case
Brisbane police investigate the disappearance of about $24,000 from the English, Scottish and Australian Bank in Hobart Place Canberra. Investigators seek a Canberra bank employee. travellers cheques and cash missing from stock issued to the bank. A suspect, travelling under an assumed name, flew to Brisbane after attempting to cash cheques.
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Brisbane
Canberra
M. J. Robinson
CIB
Hobart Place
Aveller
Sel Robinson
Uhief
Canberra Times
Namer
Queensland
Robinson
Asian Pacific Co-operation formed to help ASPAC
Nine Asian and Pacific nations surrounding Communist China agreed to establish a regional association, ASPAC, for non military cooperation in economics and politics. Australia and New Zealand will join. Thailand’s Foreign Minister Thanol Rignan will head the group. The delegates discussed a possible full name, likely Asian and Pacific Co operation Council.
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Seoul
China
ASPAC
Australia
New Zealad
Thailand
Thanal Rignan
Kohmiin
Treamalion
Asian and Pacific Co-operation Council
Council For Asian and Pacific Co-operation
Kohman
Reporiers
Dexter the horse ends long career with honourable discharge
In New York a veteran horse named Dexter, born 1934 on a Washington army base, retires after 32 years in service from field artillery to Navy veterans maintenance. A humane society spokesman lauds his health and longevity as arrangements for a new informal organization, discussed at an Asian Pacific conference, gather regional nations and observers.
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New York
Dexter
Washington
Navy
Ault
Hodkswain
Humane Society
Korea
Japan
Taiwan
Philippines
South Vietnam
Thailand
Australia
New Zealand
Malaysia
Laos
Rohman
India
Asia
Wilson wins party confidence vote on East of Suez clash
Mr Wilson won a party confidence vote after a long debate on Asia policy. He argued against pulling back from influence in Asia, warning that limiting Britain to UN debates would cede control to China, the United States, and the Soviet Union, with only peripheral Australian and New Zealand influence.
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Wilson
East of Suez
Hose of Commons
Asia
Britain
United Nations
Commonwealth
China
United States
Soviet Union
Australia
New Zealand
Togo
David Jones
Agkin
Nsw
Queensland
Wealth Funds
Far East
Christopher Herold
Mayhew
Warn
Deliy
Britain urged to contribute to a socialist world order
The text discusses Britain's role in a global socialist context, stressing a necessary contribution beyond America and China. It covers debates on nuclear deterrence, Asia security, and Commonwealth economic policy, with mentions of internal UK political discourse and a Canberra escalator accident involving a four year old boy, Richard Stone, who underwent surgery after fingers were caught in an escalator.
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Britain
Richard Stone
Red Hill
Canberra
Nsw
Victoria
Canberra Community Hospital
Action over city riot in Holland Amsterdam in turmoil
The Dutch Parliament will meet in emergency session to discuss two days of violent clashes between police and strikers and rowdies in central Amsterdam turning the city into a battlefield.
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Amsterdam
Aap-Reuter
US raid near Haiphong closes in on North Vietnamese port
US Navy bombers struck a radar site eight miles southeast of Haiphong in the closest air raids of the Vietnam War. Reports from Saigon say police used firearms and tear gas to quell rioting, injuring civilians and officers as Parliament convened amid political tension. One civilian, a 43 year old man, was shot in clashes tied to police actions during demonstrations.
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Saigon
United States Navy
Haiphong
Tonkin Gulf
Joseph Cass
Cols
Liberal Party
Amsterdam
Ateee Tee
Alee
Pg Haiphong
Flood Deaths Reported in East Pole District
Confused reports detail deaths and missing persons as floods swell across 25 square miles in the East Pole district. Official tallies list 25 dead with widespread damage noted from rising waters.
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Dacca
Wears
Tso
East Pole
Assam
Cotter Spills Its Plenty Weather Update
Fog and drizzle gave way to rain with freshening north west winds. Canberra airport reports diversions and a Sydney flight. rainfall for the month reaches 153 points and 10.72 inches for the year. Cotter catchment spills five inches above spillway. Bendora Dam ten inches over. heavy falls on South and Central Coasts with some areas claiming inches in a week. Drought stressed pastures hinder stock water replenishment. Burt Injuck Dam remains far below top as levels rise slowly.
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Canberra
Melbourne
Sydney
Cotter Dain
Bendora
Lake safety patrol to operate from June 25
Fragmentary notices mention a lake safety patrol in Canberra to run from June 25, with other scattered items referencing British PM Wilson meeting seamen leaders to end a strike, and a miscellaneous page listing sections on courts women finance TV lotteries and sport.
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Canberra
Mr Wilson
Tunku Man In Search Of Missing Malaysian Diplomat
Malaysian Prime Minister's Chief Protocol Officer, Indie Abdul Rahman Jallal, aids Canberra search for missing diplomat Tun Lim Yew Hock. Police report sightings in Sydney and Canberra, with Interpol monitoring and coordination by Canberra CIB and Security Intelligence.
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Tunku Abdul Rahman
Canberra
Tun Lim Yew Hock
Indie Abdul Rahlman Jallal
Tun
Lim
Kingsford
Sydney
Abdul Rahmani
Toh Puanhardt
Aidence
Tun Lim
Overman
Australia
Jeak
Owo
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R. W. Shelley
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