Nkrumah departs Peking on secret flight amid upheaval
Dr Nkrumah leaves Peking aboard a Soviet airliner for an undisclosed destination, stating he heads to Ghana as Ghanaian officials deny coup ties. Reports note China's top leaders facilitated the secret departure amid Ghana's political turmoil and tensions with Britain over Rhodesia.
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Peking
Reuter
Dr Nkrumah
China
Chana
Chew Flas
Ne Chan
London
Ghar
Britain
Rhodesia
Rossman
Guinea
Ghana Myawa
Inwide
Ile Gh
Utzon quits Opera House project
Sydney report states Joen Utrom, designer at the Sydney Opera House, resigns and will leave March 1. No reason given. NSW Public Works Minister Hughes calls the resignation regrettable and praises the Opera House conception and global recognition.
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Utzon
Opera House
Sydney
Joen Utrom
Nsw
Hughes
Ute
Talk warning to Victorian teachers amid school fear
Fragmented report notes Victorian education officials warning teachers and parents about school property concerns and student safety. A Melbourne bureau mentions Minister of Education statements with unclear details and hints at possible actions. A Brisbane item references union organizers facing refusals.
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Victatian
Victoria Educs
Aves
Move for mayor deferred Canberra council debate stalls bid
A report from the local government committee in Canberra discusses deferring the move for a Lord Mayor and the ceremonial role. Mr Pye and Mr T. I. are central figures in a debate about the office's influence and potential advisory council links to a premier. Canberra residents welcome the civic leadership questions.
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Ini
Pye
Mri Webaia
T.I Sary
Digai
Art
Nmne
Miyor
Canberra
Russians Observe HMAS Perth In Suva Harbor Watch
Russian crewmen aboard the research vessel Kanopus watched HMAS Perth from a nearby vantage as the destroyer entered Suva harbor. Kanopus had delayed its mid March visit after a crew member required medical care and a storm disrupted plans. Mandrika, a research worker, was treated for appendicitis and moved to hospital while Kanopus faced strong winds during the stop.
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Tawler Kanopus
HMAS
Perth
Mandrika
Stive Hospital
Seveline
Whitham Whitlam split dominates party talks and votes
The ALP Federal Executive, amid a six state push for northern development, faced criticism over Whitlam’s role and the Queensland and Victorian votes. Dr Patterson praised Whitlam’s campaign work but condemned the internal aid dispute as embarrassing. The meeting planned further actions, including possible representations about education and development.
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Oiber Queensland Delegn
Whitby
Pandson Sala
Lis
Queensland
Calwell
Cairnsnady
Dawson
Ideal
ALP
Rmal
Pidinalad Retary
Mr Chamberlain
Controversy Over Federal Conference and Tasmanian Delegates
A scrambled report describes the Department of National Service and a WA delegation at a Federal Executive meeting. It notes threat of internal conflict over Whitlam attacks and policy disputes, with Tasmanian delegates Sue and Samutor Poke amid contested votes and party line debates.
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Sue
Samutor Poke
W &C. William
Federsl ‘Ie
ALP Leaders to Discuss Rebellion on State Aid
The Australian Labor Party plans a meeting to address public attacks on the party’s Executive by Deputy Leader Whitlam and considers which MPs and senators will be summoned. Dr Patterson said officials would decide if others appear before the Executive to explain the Dawson victory and related issues.
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Pane
Patterson
Australia
Hartley
Queensland
Darwin
Victoria
Whitten
Ame
HMAS
Whitlam
Sanda Strait
Queansland
ALP
Whitim
Allan Fraser
Nsw
Jim Fraser
Act
Me Duthie
Tasmania
Luchetti
Kennelly
Awarn Im
Wyndham
Canberra
Dawson
Hem
Curtin clashes over use of AIF in war effort
Curtin argues over deployment of Australian Imperial Force in Burma and Pacific theatres as air power shortfalls and strategic doubts strain Australia's war cabinet. References to Churchill, Morris, and Sir Earle outline tensions and the push for stronger outer defences despite limited air cover in 1942.
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Curtin
John Curtin
Churchill
Australia
Burma
Contin Wa
Turbulent University clash prompts dispersal by troops
Report from the University of Tad modera shows Gurvienm troops firing into the air to scatter rival student groups preparing to clash on campus. An ANU examination noted the rate of unrest and raised concerns over student safety and crowd control.
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Dakarts Gurvienm
Toyat
University of Tadoneda
Siack
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