PM back after SE Asia tour returns to Canberra
Prime Minister Gorton and Mrs Gorton arrived at the RAAF base Fairburn greeted by Education Minister Fraser. He will report to Canberra on his discussions with leaders from Vietnam Malaysia Singapore and Indonesia. Gorton praises the journey and aims to boost regional security and development.
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Fairhairn
Fraser
Cahi
South Vietnam
Malaysia
Singapore
Indonesia
National Press Club
Canberra
Goreton
Australia
Me Gorton
Darwin
Roger Dean
Wilfred Arthur
Gorton
Mildura
Police plan action to clear rebel Sorbonne students
Paris authorities in control of the Sorbonne plan to sweep militant students from remaining strongholds across the University of Paris after five weeks of protests. Riot police clashed with demonstrators as officers raised the French flag and prepared to restore order, with one officer stabbed but not seriously hurt. Prime Minister Pompidou had warned authorities would act more firmly against the student revolt.
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Paris
Aaprevier
Sorbonne
University of Paris
Ministry of Education
Taike
George Pompidou
Translation missing in OCR historical note
Fragmentary OCR text yields no coherent event. Names, dates, or places are unreadable. The excerpt appears to list partial ceremonial names and numbers with no clear story or outcome to summarize.
Hope gone for seamen from Maranxe sinking
AUCKLAND Monday AAP reports eight missing crewmen from the wheat ship Maranxe are officially presumed drowned after the coaster sank off Coromandel Peninsula on Thursday evening. The body of the ninth missing man was found yesterday.
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Auckland
Coromandel Peninsula
Chairman appointed for Churchill Trust scholarship panel
Sir William Kilpatrick appoints Sir George Currie as chairman of the ACT regional committee selecting scholarship winners for the Winston Churchill Memorial Trust. The panel includes Vice-Admiral Sir Burrell, Mr Justice Wer, Mr R. J. Loudon, Mr G. Romiter, and Mr H. VACT. The committee will close on July 15.
Demonstrators too early for gaol in Melbourne protest
In Melbourne, anti Vietnam protesters including two girls climbed Russell Street police HQ steps seeking imprisonment. Their leader Harry van Moorst, a 21 year old university student, was told to return without warrants. Eleven others had fines for obstructing traffic during a sit in.
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Melbourne
Russell Street
Harry van Moorst
Melbourne University
W. Burns
Canberra
Barnes forecasts record Nauru phosphate yield
The Minister for External Territories Mr Barnes rejected a Canberra Times report that Nauru phosphate was falling. He said production could reach a record two million tons this financial year under the 1967 agreement among Australia Britain and New Zealand. Weather and shipping delays affected first quarter output but overall season was among best in years.
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X‘ernal Territories
Barnes
Canberra Times
Nauru
Tralia
New Zealand
Aus Britain
British Phosphate Commission
Australia
Britain
Department of External Territories
Melbourne
A. Gage
Gage
Gaze
New strike in two Bass Strait oil wells
Melbourne reports Esso-BHP strike oil shows in Tuna A-1 and Barracouta A-3 wells, 35 miles apart. Tests on Tuna A-1 show oil below 6,400 feet. Barracouta A-3 yields high gravity oil at 4,600 feet with gas prospects above 4,000 feet. Further testing will define significance.
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Bass Strait
Melbourne
Esso-Bhp
Tuna
Marlin
Barracouta
Viorian
Victoria
Australia Pushes Open Davis Cup To Amateurs And Pros
In Melbourne, the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia votes to urge the Davis Cup nations conference in London on July 4 to admit professionals. The plan contrasts with earlier opposition from champion rider who argued players with professional status should not be admitted. STAR President A Edwards supported an open competition for the Cup.
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Melbourne
Australia
Lawn Tennis Association of Australia
London
Aleering
Mion
Shampiste Rion
STAR
A. Edwards
Australa
Rhodesia Crisis Looms Over Constitutional Clash
The report notes a looming confrontation between British authorities and Rhodesia as Howe of Fords tensions rise. It highlights warnings from a Liver MP about student violence in Australia and critiques Aboriginal housing conditions. The Anglican synod grants Canberra-Goulburn diocese clergy 40 to 13 weeks of service leave after 15 years.
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Britain
Howe of Fords
Rhodesia
Australia
Anglican Synod
Goulburn
Canberra - Goulburn
UK heart man faces setback after transplant ailing
London reports the National Heart Hospital says Frederick Went, the 46th day after his new heart surgery, developed chest troubles and new complications. Doctors reveal no further details, and the patient remains in care as a renewed concern over his condition grows.
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London
Britany
Frederick
National Heart Hospital
West
Gondi
Cimeera
Canberra High School to move to Aranda site
Canberra High School will transfer to Aranda, with pupils choosing schooling at the new site or Lyneham High School. Transportable classrooms will be used at Lyneham next year, and staff transfers and feeder buses will carry students from Turner and O’Connor. The move, advocated by parents and the Civic Association, aims to ease enrolment pressure at Lyneham.
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Canberra
Belcon- 1
Ear
Lyneham High School
Ton and Science
Fraser
Aranda
Turner
O/Connor
Department of
the Interior
Thechool
Citi Clowre
Cinema Association
Mom of
Fiver
Canberra” High School
Lyneham
P and C
W. P. Packard
Destroyer Hobart Attacked Two RAN Men Die
Reported off North Vietnam coast HMAS Hobart suffered a missile attack with two Australian sailors killed and others wounded. Names named include Chief Electrician Raymond Henry Mim and Quartermaster Gunner Raymond John Butterworth. The ship later rejoined operations near Subic Bay after repairs.
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Raymond Henry Mim
Geraldton
Aus
Wey Cevnary
Raymond John Butterworth
Hobart
Canberra
Appointment of Australian Government rep to Cocos Island
A new Australian Government representative to Cocos Island was announced yesterday by the Minister for Paternal Territories Mr Barnes. The appointment, to succeed PL Ryan, places Ian Burbrook in Canberra for liaison with local authorities.
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Barnes
Bares
Burbrook
Canberra
Cocos Ian
PL Ryan
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