Chou Hanoi attack Commonwealth peace plan
Nations condemn attack as peace mission debated. Both sides refuse reception, signaling possible outright rejection while urging restraint and dialogue to avert further crisis.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
1
Fragmented Injuries Describe Chaos in Turmoil
A garbled account depicts injuries and chaos among participants as structures fail and individuals struggle. Phrases mention gums, tearing, and a crowd's reaction, with unclear names or places, suggesting a violent or chaotic scene.
Bernard Baruch Dead and Global Vandalism Fallout
A chaotic clipping reports the death of Bernard Baruch and notes global vandalism events. It mentions Sir Winston Churchill’s circle, Australian trees planted on cover bands, and references to Anzac ParniLe and a national secretary. The piece contains garbled quotes and unclear attributions about political figures and destruction.
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Anzac Diy
Nisionel
Berglig
Baris
Whenk
Alton
Sir Winston
Lal
Fragments From A Cold Spell And Police Report Mix
A garbled OCR fragment reports below freezing conditions lasting hours, with scattered notes on Canberra politics, vandalism, river levels, and damaged infrastructure. It references Sydney DLP leadership talks and a deputy, plus various local incidents and weather observations, all appearing as an incomplete news montage.
Rhodesia Debate Presses UK for Direct Action
At the 21 nation Commonwealth Prime Ministers conference in London Zambia urged Britain to impose a new democratic constitution in Rhodesia, by force if needed. The call sparked debate among officials over colonial policy and the path to resolving white minority rule in Rhodesia.
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London
Zambia
Britain
Hhorlesia
Kerneth Kulinda
Commonwealtty Prine Ministers’ Conference
Zimbian
Landen Conwe
Algiers
Vietnam
Quincka
Chow
Renee
Jean
Sigoria
Peking
Xeliaas
Dana
Leantaranco
Am Africa
Simi
Wilson
Eneliea
Hlocarde
Linin
Joria
Walling
Henin
Exuhanes
Bullaine
Pavnentms
Ajlan
China
Watije
United Arab Renu
Amd
Ateican Teader
Ston
Isi
Auction Drops Drive Down Home Block Prices
Reported auction results show home block prices easing across New South Wales as rainfall forecasts sweep the state. Forecasters expect rain to move from the northeast to central regions tonight with conditions easing later. Cobar and surrounding areas were noted as receiving varying rainfall amounts, affecting bidding activity in several towns.
Man's leg crushed at National Library site
A worker, Josephs Hiscos, 77, of Lyndon Court Campbal, sustained triple leg fractures when a crane collapsed at the National Library site. He was admitted for emergency treatment as authorities investigated the accident and its causes.
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Firlan
Canberra Follows up on NCDC Suspension Question
A Canberra inquiry discusses the National Capital Development Commission flag building suspensions and staffing issues. A spokesman confirms the review is ongoing and details will follow. 3582 bachelors wait in housing lists, with 116 listed for the 1994-1998 financial year, while broader capital mission matters and regional delegation talk continue.
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A. Spencimum
National Capital Development Ganunision
A. Fowkell
Hac
Af Brehelor
Palsie Kimberry
Fowkell
George Martin Ak
Act
Canberra
Frkelt
Eayfree
Flay
Commission
NCDC
Department of the Interior
Algiers Talks on Afro Asian Commitment Held as Scheduled
Fragmented OCR notes indicate Algiers talks on Afro Asian commitment set for late January. Mentions of leaders, political futures, and references to pages and sections suggest a dense newspaper page with weather, sports, and classified listings.
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Algiers
Poe 5
Arnigld
French unrest reported amid Bent Bella crisis
Reports from Favone and central Al plus indicate new demonstrations erupting after President Aluard Bent Bella’s controversial actions. The scene includes clashes in urban areas and rising tension across political factions, with ongoing media coverage from Paris and regional outlets.
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Paris
Aperen
Aluard Bent Bella
Alplus
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