No hope of deal for Berlin's freedom
West Berlin mayor Klaus Schuetz ruled out any possibility of a deal with East Germany to grant greater movement freedoms for Berliners. The visit coincides with mounting tension ahead of next Wednesday’s West German election, amid calls for guarantees that the Presidential vote not be moved to Berlin. Soviet Marshal Ivan Yakubovsky and Deputy Foreign Minister Vladimir Semeonov arrived from Moscow, offering no stated reason for their visit.
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Honeymooners Weekend Returns to Bundanoon After Fires
More than 100 couples from New South Wales and Victoria gather in Bundanoon for a honeymooners weekend organized by the Bundanoon Progress Association. Prizes honor families, grandchildren, and a photo, plus a second honeymoon prize. Events include a bush barbecue, fire brigade display, and a vintage wedding dress parade.
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Youth killed in car crash near Maiden Streets
A youth died in a late morning crash when a sedan rolled over near 3 Maiden Streets Var ralumla. Fire units responded to the scene and attended the wreck as authorities investigated the cause. The youth’s identity could not be confirmed in the available report.
Canberra Showgirl braves cold in topless VW Hogey
Jane Saunders 18 from Deakin led a chilly Canberra Show display as 13 mini showgirls shivered in a 58 degree breeze. They posed atop a 44 gallon drum platform and planned contests at Windsor and Sydney Royal Foster Show if successful. The Canberra Show drew over 5000 spectators and will be officially opened at 2 pm by Minister Sinclair today.
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Defence dominates election as Gorton reaffirms Malaysia Singapore force
In a volatile election year the defence issue returns as a central theme with Prime Minister Gorton's Malaysia and Singapore commitment framed as a necessary gesture to sustain the US alliance. Labor advocates troop withdrawal, while government voices stress continuity to bolster regional stability and economic prosperity amid shifting regional defence dynamics.
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Guerrillas advance near Saigon in sixth day of offensive
US infantry routed a communist force seven miles northeast of Saigon as the sixth day of the South Vietnam offensive began. About 800 SS Infantry Division troops engaged 60 to 100 Vietcong along the Rach Tran canal near VC Island. US losses were three killed and 10 wounded. three Vietcong were reported dead. Prisoners said they were ordered to establish rocket positions around Saigon and proceed with a ground assault.
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Mystery Vietcong strikes flood Da Nang and surrounding bases
Guerrilla rockets and bombs hit Da Nang naval base ripping a pier and LCUS leading to fires and heavy equipment damage. US officials weighed whether rockets or saboteurs caused the blasts with no immediate casualties. Across the country Vietcong pressed a broad offensive with shelling of Bien Hoa Long Binh and Dong Tam amid reports of at least 38 enemy deaths and multiple American injuries.
Wettest February in 21 years for Canberra
Canberra records its wettest February in 21 years with 419 points at Fairbairn, the second highest February total on record and well above the 196 point average. Despite January below average, summer rainfall reached 809 points, aiding a period without major bushfires. Mild, partly cloudy today with a top of 74. Winds along Lake Burley Griffin expected SE to NE, increasing to 12 to 18 mph in the afternoon.
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Distress Call From Broken Boxes Highlights Vandalism
A Canberra constable, sick wife and five month old baby sought a doctor via five public call boxes yesterday. Only one had a phone book. three were out of order. Spoons jammed slots and glass damaged a wall. vandalism is blamed for rising losses and high maintenance costs. The district telephone manager notes thefts and urges reports of outages.
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F. M. Kinch
Postmaster-General’s Department
Canberra
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Askins Seeks Upper House Reform in Arts Funds
The SSW Government nears adoption of reforms to the Legislative Assembly. Arrangements are under way to administer the Australian Council for the Arts Special Projects Fund, which will provide support to the performing arts.
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Legislative Assembly
Australian Council For the Arts
Orthodox Jews Fight for Survival in South Bronx
Orthodox Jews in New York's South Bronx face near extinction as 23 of 24 once thriving synagogues have vanished. The feature, by Charles Mangel, examines religious persistence amid urban decline.
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Funeral draws global envoys to Jerusalem for Israeli PM
Special envoys and diplomatic representatives from many nations attended the funeral of Prime Minister Levi Eshkol in Jerusalem yesterday. Apollo 9 launch delayed to Monday due to colds affecting the three astronauts. France reportedly offered Malaysia exceptional terms for Mirage jet fighters.
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Nixon seeks new Western purpose with France in Paris
President Nixon urged France to join in a fresh journey toward a just peace and stronger Franco American ties during 24 days of talks with General de Gaulle. De Gaulle welcomed Nixon at Orly Airport vowing friendship as the two leaders pursue a new footing for Europe and the world.
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Navy sacks stewards at HMAS Albatross
The Navy dismissed 24 stewards at HMAS Albatross in Nowra after a week long strike over overwork. One man received 30 days detention and dismissal, three others were dismissed, while twenty others got suspended detention between 20 and 30 days for wilful disobedience under naval discipline rules.
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