Fili a Crash No 14 Pilots Safe
An FINA fighter bomber crashed during a training mission near Las Vegas Nevada with both pilots ejected and later picked up by helicopter The officers Major William Jacquie and Major Edward Schmidt were unharmed though shaken A board will investigate the accident and the crash is part of a recent series of fighter bomber incidents near Nellis and La Vean Air Force bases.
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Nixon weighs reply to Communist attacks on Vietnam
President Nixon said a decision on whether to retaliate against Communist attacks on South Vietnamese cities would come soon. He claimed the offensive had failed and outlined three aims while warning countermeasures could affect Paris peace talks.
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Nixon flags options if Vietnam escalation continues
President Nixon declined to specify U S actions should fighting in South Vietnam persist, saying there are options. He floated that shelling by Communists could be described as inconsistent with a tacit understanding that led to a bombing halt, and he weighed resuming bombing in North Vietnam. He noted possible troop withdrawals and re examined Saigon’s training programs while urging restraint and signaling that Russia’s stance should help bring the conflict to a conclusion.
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Charge denies iumritad rights in immoral act case
A coloured man Joseph Jacquesson and his English-born wife faced court in Kisgerdorp under the Immorality Act alleging wrongful intercourse between whites and non whites. He is described as Indian. she as Lebanese descent with English father and Irish mother. Married in Frigland in 1961 with a two year old daughter Jacquelin. Hearing adjourned to March 27 for more time.
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Cabinet to reconsider abattoir future in Canberra region
A Canberra abattoir case dominated a deputation's talks with Dr Forbes, seeking to move operations to a statutory authority under a new interior department. Forbes promised Cabinet reconsideration within two to three weeks, with killing continuing and no immediate changes to chilling floors or lease decisions.
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Hoffmann affair widens as customs aide helped to new job
Senator Scott told the Senate the Customs Department assisted Mr Hoffmann to obtain new employment after his resignation. Hoffmann, a 17 year clerk, now works as a buyer for Woolworths in Sydney. The aid came via the Commonwealth Employment Service, and the episode dominated questions in Federal Parliament as opposition MPs threatened new disclosures tomorrow.
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Forgery questions overshadowed by party approach
The debate centers on whether the Labor Party should stress administrative issues over security in the Hoffmann affair. Opposition leaders press for clarity on resignations and supposed improprieties, with Prime Minister Gorton noting written answers to questions and Senator Kennelly alleging influence peddling involving Woolworths and the Japanese embassy. Page 12 and 16.
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Moon craft transfer delayed by module misfit
A spacecraft transfer faced a delay after a misfit rare module plot in the command module. Pertinent technicians examined the ceramied components and mated them with the mac hel name system, yielding a postponed maneuver yesterday.
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Regional defence and ASEAN meeting hints
Fragmented lines suggest a regional defence topic, mentions of Malaysia's Prime Minister and calls for ASEAN talks. The text includes stray phrases about equipment shipments and tax, with scattered references to pages and classifieds.
Berlin West Berlin vote amid blockades and tank show
West Berlin faced roadblocks and a heavy tank presence as voters prepared for a second ballot amid Soviet East German maneuvers. Allied and East Bloc officials described planned dawn mock attacks and warned residents to stay off streets. Chancellor Kiesinger defended the peaceful nature of the election while United Germany factions debated timing.
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