Wilson to report soon on Vietnam
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson said he hoped to present a statement to Parliament on Vietnam's situation very soon. He cited ongoing constellations and preferred not to detail them, promising full House briefing. The Associated Press noted US and allied talks and recent SEATO discussions influencing British positions.
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Land sale plans for Canberra suburbs and council actions
The article outlines suburban land offerings in Deakin Hackett and Lyons with staged sales and open auctions. It notes development plans, a ballot on local blocks, and remarks from union officials about elections, resignations, and a Canberra growth push tied to nearby suburbs including Chifley and Curtin.
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Set to go Gape Kennedy in mighty rocket tests
The world’s most powerful rocket, the US Air Force Titan, is scheduled for a Friday launch window.Officials expect a high profile test with the giant vehicle, part of a broader space program, targeting a successful flight.
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Fragmented Late News Item Remains Unclear
A garbled late news fragment mentions various terms and possible figures but yields no coherent events or identities. The text shows disordered phrases and missing context, preventing a reliable summary of people, places, or outcomes.
Bomb Verdict Sours Saigon Blast Echoes of Casualties
A vintage war report notes a blast near Saigon injuring soldiers and a list of service members among the 120 US troops affected. The article describes the incident as part of intensified action and mentions damage to a facility and casualties, with no graphic details.
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Thespis Sculpture Unveiled in Canberra Centerpiece
Canberra unveils Thespis sculpture symbolizing old theatre myth. Workmen recite lunch intervals as the bronze figure stands before the new Supreme Court Building. Critics discuss cost and Nordic influence while observers note historical ties to Greek poet Thespis.
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Troops Pay Review Prompts Government Action In Vietnam Era
Government study considers pay rises for troops abroad amid wartime service. Reports mention unit allocations and commendations while noting political debates and interdepartmental discussions on compensation. Official sources cite the need to offset hardships and maintain morale during deployment in South Vietnam.
PMs meet today amid chaotic crash and power outage
Unclear briefing shows Prime Ministers amid a chaotic scene as a helicopter crash disrupts power lines near Canberra. Reports cite army and police involvement, injuries, and ongoing investigations into the fault and aftermath affecting residents and services.
ANU seeks lease of public sports ground at Turner
The Australian National University has applied to the Department of the Interior to take over a 12 acre public sports ground at Boldrewood Street Turner to build residential colleges. The National Capital Development Commission and department weigh lease terms amid university expansion plans and potential land additions from the Government.
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Australian Forces Repel Indonesian Ambush at Burne Border
Australian troops report repelling an Indonesian raiding party near Burne on the border. Units engaged with limited casualties and secured the area, while comms indicate continued patrols and readiness for further clashes.
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