21 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
1
The article reports premiers meeting at Chequers the British PM Wilton and at Damywand the Foreign Secretary Siewarl to discuss a unified approach to Vietnam. It notes their strategic talks and the formal setting of the country residences.
Fragmented report describes discussions in a Commonwealth session about replacing the prime minister and forming a new mission balanced by NATO-aligned countries. It mentions Mr Westin, Mr Pearson, and Senanayake with unspecified roles and potential crew changes in a mission to ensure fair representation.
The Young Men's Civisian Association approved planning for a youth hostel and met with Canberra officials led by Mr K recut. The project aims to use funds efficiently, with government support anticipated, and a site at Yarralamils Bay under consideration for the development. Local officials expect a formal launch and continued input from Commonwealth partners.
A ten year old girl was killed in a road accident near South Vietnam. The incident prompted statements from political figures including Kwame Nkrumah and discussions of a peace mission. Authorities plan to review the case as Australia and New Zealand respond to the event.
A garbled text fragment appears to mention NATO related themes and various names. The legible parts reference regions and undefined figures, with no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item.
Ballet stars Garnh Welch and Manlyn Jones arrive from Brisbane to headline The Australian Ballets first Canberra performances at Theatre Centre. The company will perform Thursday Friday and Saturday with tickets available through Brasy House. Director Miss Peres Van Pramas praises the new venue and notes early difficulties in its 50 year old design while the company remains optimistic about opening week.
The principal dancers and the Abe troupe finalize a stage inspection for the 4 200 seat venue. Marilyn Jones and Garip Welch confront delays amid a capital development agenda and a special delegation from the Department of the Tricior. Carolyn Keene of Brisbane, 7, appears in a graduation vow song.
Turner residents formed a committee to oppose the Australian National University plan to take over the Baldrewood Street oval. They warn hazards for peak hours and call for public access, with opposition from local groups and individual speakers detailing potential impacts on nearby streets and parking.
In Melbourne tonight the minister for labour and national service Mr McMahon said the federal government seeks a rapid inquiry into the stavedaring industry. Reports claim charges of treason may be faced by the man who led the coup, former defence minister Colonel Homan Boumedienne. Boumedienne condemns the former president as a diabolical dictate. A military revolutionary council leads the new government amid Afro Asian turmoil. A Soviet built Kyushin 18 airliner with a Chinese delegation was ordered to return to Cairo as news broke in Egypt.
An unconfirmed report from Port Moresby says an Indonesian patrol threatened to burn the village of Sehaichinu in the Sepik district. Authorities say the claim was taken seriously though details remain unclear and no arrests confirmed.
The Australian Labor Party debates unity tickets in Adelaide as factions clash over union elections and party leadership. Me Whitlam cautions non interference while internal tensions grow ahead of party conferences and potential concessions to Labor reform.
Coroner Mr Keane inspected Ute Mount Ginn motor racing circuit after a woman, Mrs Talbet Freanees Trimpson, died in a go-kart crash on Saturday. Relatives spoke to officials before the inquest set for the 19th.
Fragmentary notes show a protest group warning of more heavy bomber strikes against Vietnam. The page references leaders and ongoing tensions, with scattered mentions of officials and wartime actions.
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