Vietnam war objector granted exemption in court
David Anthony Monohan of Toorak was granted exemption from national service after stating his opposition to the Vietnam conflict. In Melbourne’s City Court he argued he would be the first to enlist if Australia was attacked but opposed involvement abroad. The case noted his studies and conversations over three years, with dismissive remarks from an academic referee about his stance.
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Mbuilourne
Mam
David Anthony Monohan
Monohan
Vietnam
Monash Universe
C. Dim Can
Dimncan
Ganllag
Rianohan
Murray
Monohiaar
Chunhy
Ebarae
Pee
Danny
Pices
Mr Russell
Russell
Ansaver
Hs Group
Dustry
Nott
Basle
Paris
T. E. Wardly
Big Prerth Grocer
Sir Raphrage
Tockeyoss
Cambltenio
Queensland
Hanes
Ibon
Atull Farms Research
Ladminsteron
Candida
Berra
Esther Shellon
Bunda Stel
Civic
Isenes
Marion Lid
Fyshwick
Perth
Wari
Nis
Canberra
Rene
Sydney
Melbourne
Big Will Fight Country Party Nationally
Sydney court hears traffic charge linked to a man accused of driving while intoxicated. The case involves Rowoven Blewit and comments by Prime Minister and Country Party figures about federal electoral strategy and party alignment. The proceedings touch on political support, party policy, and potential impact on campaigning in New South Wales.
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Sydney
Batty Induatrice
Tubaco Ecodine
Queensland
Russell
Busle Industrien
Maranoa
Iitel
Howe
Blewit
Hyetopmyem
Australia
Mie Bemnon
Eiodai
Te. M. Allen
Batman
Reasany
UF Te Sa
T Russell
Che
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Roy Be Inerr
Douns
New South Wales
Country Party of Country Areas
States to receive about 250 million more for 1967 68
Six state premiers left Canberra after agreeing on a total increase of roughly 250 million dollars in loan allocations tax reimbursements and specific capital payments for the 1967 68 financial year. The rise lifts total state funding from 2200 million in 1966 67 to about 2450 million with road and university capital payments adding about 160 million and wage grants about 73 million. Proposals also boost local government borrowing limits from 200 000 to 300 001 dollars.
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Canberra
Commonwealth
Tasmania
Holt
Ater
Holl
Hosave
Siate
How the States fared This would inea dis ming with home delivery
A readable fragment describes plans for home delivery services and charge accounts with mentions of bags, pricey rings, and a stall. Mb Wardle lists shop offerings including refrigerated chemist supplies and a small gourmet selection. The ACT Housewives Association president Mrs Barbats Higes comments on post Irish period shopping and future carry clothing and household items.
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Mb Wardle
ACT Housewives Association
Barbats Higes
Yester
Rumors Emerge On South Vietnam Leadership Shakeup
In Saigon on Thursday rumors spread that Prime Minister Air Marshal Hei might resign as the military government contemplates a leadership change. discussions reportedly centered on the Armed Forces Council and the future of Ky. Official details remained unclear as observers weighed potential outcomes.
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Saigon
South ‘Vietnam
Hei
Armel Forces Council
Momigs
Fragmented Late News Text About People and Places
The readable fragments reference names and places with unclear context and dates. It mentions individuals and locations with uncertain actions or outcomes, creating a vague late news flavor and no clear event or result to summarize.
Jayne Mansfield Dies In Road Crash Near New Orleans
Hollywood star Jayne Mansfield was killed in a highway crash near New Orleans when her chauffeured car collided with a semi. Mansfield’s three children survived with injuries. driver and Mansfield’s lawyer also died. The incident halted her plans to appear on a television program before her death.
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New Orleans
Reuter
Jayne Mansf “Iell
Hollywood
Ronnie Hustison
Miss Mansfield
Samuel S. Brody
Mickey Hargitay
Stoneman
Tien
Felice Sild Mickey
Postal strike turmoil shadows government relief plans
Two postal unions press Prime Minister as the country faces a postal strike that disrupts services and prompts government actions. The unrest comes amid broader political tensions and potential parliamentary moves, with reports spanning page 3. Authorities weigh responses as suppression and negotiations unfold.
Weather forecast notes potential weekend snow and cold
A Bureau of Meteorology spokesperson in Conberen said snow may fall Saturday or Sunday followed by continued cold. The forecast emphasizes the risk of slipping conditions during the period and urges preparedness for snow and icy roads.
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Skiahle
Kosenshe
Bureau of Meteorology
Conberen
State and Local Government Grants in 1967 68 Totals
A fragmented OCR summary outlines Australian states NSW Victoria Queensland South Australia Western Australia Tasmania and the federal government sharing a total 313.29 million in local government grants and variances for 1967 68. It lists allocations for state works housing and education with year over year increases and compares to 1966 67 figures though the text is garbled and numbers are inconsistent across states.
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Nsw
Oan
Organje Vast Youn
Victoria
Queensland
Sake Works
Toe
Governmen
Milion
Milcrease
Ion Am
Abun SA
Vion
Guillan
Tlion
Stine Works
Finn
Aeaszt Realiun
Toca Po Eet
Tasmania
Monsie
Toval
Focal
Hadsing
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House of Representatives
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Old
Basic Industries Group
R. Chapman
Picturegram
Big Will
Mr Hermes
Yessersay
Tiguer
Rowoven Blewit
Gensland
Wry
MirChapman
Senate
Censiand
Capital Works Funds
Consolidated Revenue Fund
Alton
Lonn
Monsiog
Actin
Ess
Higsree
Millane
Wong, Igle Atay
Rove Ville
Wilond
Tom
Jayne Mansfield
Matt Cimber
Hill
Antonio
Annearing
Relly
Biles
Rock Hunter
Broadway
Mallywood
Beverly Hills
Somorrow
South Coast Lowns
Harlow
Thal
Carale Lombard
Palmer
Bryn Mawr
Pennsylvania
Clark Gable
Dallas
Texas
Helens
Paul Marsfield
Brah
Morita
Iwsw
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