Opera star Ioan Sutherland home welcome in Melbourne
Miss Ioan Sutherland returns to Australia after 14 years away. She speaks warmly of home, recalls Melba as inspiration, and notes crowds mobbing her in Sydney and Melbourne as reporters gather during publicity run and interviews.
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Melbourne
Aurealla
Ioan Sutherland
Wars Happy
Pela Seal
Preste May
Melourne
Marla
Sam
Callie
Ashe
Melba
Switzerland
Sutherland
Aie Wall Howler Sexton
Barbce
Miss Sutherland
Sydney
Tess
Failin
aLne
Canberra air service cut sparks government decision
A Department of Civil Aviation ruling cuts Canberra routes as Ansett ANA faces reduced capacity. TAA and ANSET ANA react with seat reductions and service reshuffles, citing a rationalization agreement and impacts on passengers between Canberra and northern and southern points.
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Air Services
Canberra
Department of Civil Aviation
Civil
Qvission de D.C
Anderson
Iinder
Ahee
Rantonalatinn Gras Ment
Reniirey
Canbeers
Arscleana Panyith Ptaa
Et- Devon Ily
Dee Cisinn
TAA
Wweskenstervices
Syne
Mei Ene
AAS Amen
Vickers
Nail Pt
Eauh
Ansett
ANA
TAA Airecall i
Canhatta
Ansicana
Anseicana
TAN
Canter
Securins Taa
Freed man acquitted after month in custody
A young man from Herne Street Pom eeenbla Kevin S Hawkins was acquitted of assault and released after a bail reduction to £10. He had been in custody since January auditors noted he was charged for an incident involving Markowski at Port Sembla on January VI. The jury found no case against Hawkins and he walked free yesterday.
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Limp Bay
Paul
Sasauli Chares
Kevin Sh Hawkins
Herne Stree
Pomeeenbla
Tole Markowski
Port Sembla
Wallengone
Iriarn
Hawkins
Goran
Bast
Fe Vns
Custogy Hawken
Late News Titans Shof Bedard Parr Kennedy
Fragmentary report notes a major event involving Bedard Parr Kennedy and notable figures Viorda and Neaniea with references to powers and tickets in a tense, unclear context. Names and affiliations are partially obscured, suggesting a high profile development with limited readable details.
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Titans
Bedard Parr Kennedy
Viorda
Tsansising Po
US jets down two MiGs in North Vietnam air clash
United States Navy jets shot down two Communist MiG fighters over North Vietnam. The engagement involved Australian and Indonesian observers, with reports detailing injuries on both sides and continuing air operations near the Vietnamese border.
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Saigon
United States Navy
North Vietnam
Ameapore
Shell
Andradiaan
Henayne
Punkule
China
Novi
Vietnam
Glen Sugons
Waal
Fant
John Wiley
Jariny
Ale’ Ponce
Kyte
Rudiy
Hwlonestine
Grina
Une
Ica
Miho Iopre
Leanos
Shear
Math
Navy
Otter Navy
Ircraft
Tore
North
Caplitl
Moran
Washington
Unis
Canh
Visiparn
Malsyaia Amd
Miekcmne
Sayer
South Wiel Wumied
Mietelgain
Korein
Svaining
Toxsen
Women Cleaners Told to Quit Striking at Commonwealth Hostel
A cleaning firm ordered women cleaners off the Commonwealth hostel site in Northbourne Avenue. The dispute centers on a policy to replace women cleaners with men, sparking union objections and statements from Mr Haberkom and Mr McNamara. The situation drew international comment and warnings of disruption to the project.
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Avithdraw
Commuanwealth
Northbourne Avenue
Eusun
Ennio
Workers
UNAM
Diakarta
McCauiley
Sai FM
WOTM
Unien
Sukarny
Laday
Forestniset
Sles
Clusky
Haberkom
Haberkom Wis St Hwamen. “They "Know Beter Seynghidd Fen Sholay
Einmesian
McNantwen
Aneney
United States
Britain
Sydney
Ides
Britain pleads for new Vietnam peace talks at Commonwealth conference
At a nine day Commonwealth Prime Ministers conference in London Britain pushes for a Southeast Asia peace push. Prime Minister Wilson urges leaders to back a joint Commonwealth statement calling for negotiations with North Vietnam and Viet Cong, aiming to involve 280 million people in the peace effort.
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London
Britain
Vietnam
Commonwealth
Serence
Southeast Asia
Mc Wilson
Ayceen
Vietiair
Orgaal Hipomione
Bilialive
Kasyein
Enis
Pence
Spd
Atv Prwsa
Wwe
Nuit
Ching
Kaey
Stewart
North Vietnam
Wilson
Rane
Mr Wilson
Segs
al Hayiynteh
Cinvernimens
Linfer-Yrg
Geneve
Cienova
China
Balaiwis
Eine Commonwealth Anges Far
Academics protest policy shift at Australian universities
Scholars from Sydney universities protest a policy stance linking Australian and US positions on Vietnam. Professors from Sydney, NSW and Guechtland campuses planned signatories to a letter criticizing the government’s moral framing, with the complaint expected to be sent to the Commonwealth Government.
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Sydney
Sou Ustravan University
Vistnarot Tre Meislion
Zetrennies
University of
Slinky
University of Nsw
University of Guechtland
Vietnan
Board Denies Pay Claims to 23 000 Public Servants
The Public Service Board rejected salary rise claims from the Administrative and Clerical Officers Association for about 23 000 public servants. A five man delegation stated they would not negotiate and left the hearing, urging a later, broader discussion with union officials. The board's plan was to defer to a later stage while awaiting guidance from Canberra authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Board
Administrative and Clerical Officers’ Association
Minister McMahon defends Australia's Vietnam role
The report notes Mr McMahon defending Australia’s aims in Vietnam amid international and domestic debate. It references labour service, potential policy shifts, and mentions Britain’s entry concerns as part of broader wartime tensions.
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Labour and National Service
Mr McMahon
Australia
Vietnam
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