Canberra motorist killed in Clyde Mountain crash
A Canberra gardener, 57, died after his car collided with another on Clyde Mountain, 16 miles from Bradwood. Taralga man, 20, died when his car overturned on Taralew Road near Taralga. Three Taralga passengers survived with injuries. Seven people injured in a two-car collision at Sally's Corner near Moss Vale. Six NSW and five Victorian fatalities reported over the weekend.
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Narrabundah
Braidwood Hospital
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Bradwood
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Taralga
Tisalga
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Goulburn Base
D. Robinson
W. Corby
T. McAlister
Downer
Sally's Corner
Moss Vale
Hume Highway
F. Jagusic
Wonoona
J. Boljkovas
Berrima
V. Jagusic
WV. Halevnjak
J. Jones
R. Turner
Sydney
Nsw
Victoria
Woman loses jewellery in Civic Centre shoplifting incident
A Sydney woman reported to ACT Police that while shopping at Civic Centre on Saturday morning she dropped a small bone coloured purse containing two single-stone diamond rings, a diamond eternity ring and a fine diamond cluster ring worth over $1,000, belonging to Mrs RR Stanbury of Bronte Road Bondi Junction.
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Civic Centre
RR. Stanbury
Bronte Road
Bondi Junction
Tod Act
LATE NEWS: Winners Named In New Zealand Championship
In New Zealand a late news update reports champions crowned with notable performances by listed competitors. The event highlighted McLaren and Mage among prominent contenders, with Tosipos and Sunda also noted for standout showings as the competition concluded.
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Sunda Vasd
New Zealand
McLaren
Siweted
Enune
Night of the leprechaun visit at Canberra Hospital
A two year old boy, David Sydney Watt of Goulburn, wandered from home and was found in Pearce by police on St Patrick's Day. The child, nicknamed Patrick Pearce by nurses, was fed hamburgers and milk and later reunited with his parents at Canberra Community Hospital after 5:30 am discovery. The Watt family spent Saturday night with the child's uncle.
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Collings Street
Pearce
Patrick Pearce
David Sydney Watt
Elm Street
Goulburn
Fossickers Find Body Near Wellington in Tragic Discovery
In Sydney the body of a woman about 25 was found under rocks near Wellington. Police say she was raped and beaten to death, buried about six days ago at Wuulumun. No identity yet. description circulated to all stations.
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Wellington
Wuulumun
Thomson tipped to head new British ministry
London Sunday Telegraph reports an Australian style external affairs ministry to be created within months. George Thomson would lead the new department merging Foreign Office and Commonwealth relations under the Foreign Secretary, with Michael Stewart replaced by Thomson in a planned cabinet reshuffle.
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Bayewn
George Brown
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Stewart
Bellaim
Wilson
Kennedy announces bid for presidency from Senate caucus room
Senator Robert F. Kennedy launched his presidential campaign amid party turmoil saying he would change Johnson era policies. He asserted the fight has begun and aims to end divisive Vietnam policy, seeking new approaches and negotiations with the National Liberation Front. Kennedy informed President Johnson through an intermediary and noted McCarthy rejected any deal. He urged ending bombing to restart talks.
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Edward F. Kennedy
Wisconsin
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McCarthy
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Uni
Bankers plan decisive action to curb gold panic
Western central bankers from the United States Britain West Germany the Netherlands Belgium Italy and Switzerland will issue a statement after a secret final session to stop panic gold buying and curb speculative attacks on the dollar and currencies. A two system gold price may be announced with the US keeping 35 dollars per ounce for official settlements while private market price fluctuates.
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Holland
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Switzerland
London
Sir Leslie
Yhrien Bellaim
Dry Karl Blessing
West Ciermany
de Arwin Stopper
Switverlann
Phubert Anstiuin
Helmutin
Cirly
Urgent talks called by P M Gorton Cabinet meets on crisis
The Prime Minister Gorton called a special Cabinet meeting to discuss urgent action on the paid crisis. Treasury talks with McMahon followed. no public statement planned. Australia backs France on gold price rises but defends the dollar. Reserve Bank officials weigh steps after Washington talks.
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Yeaterday
Washington
Abinet
McMahon
Canberra
Australia
International Monetary Fund
France
Sydney
Reserve Bank
Auntrillia
European bankers press US inflation curb talks outcome
In Washington yesterday European bankers urged urgent action to curb domestic inflation and reexamine Vietnam costs. They backed President Johnsons call for a 1 percent tax surcharge, while US officials signaled possible spending cuts to win congressional approval.
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William McChesney Mutetin
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London
Washington
Six F 111As arrive in Thailand for combat trials near Vietnam
Six F 111A fighter bombers reach Tahkli Air Base Thailand for combat evaluation trials and may engage over North Vietnam soon. The report cites possible replacement of F105s in raids across South and North Vietnam and Laos. A daylong Saigon battle yields 135 guerrillas killed. US command cites 659 Communists killed in Operation Quyet Thang with 80 South Vietnamese Rangers dead and 1 wounded. More than 50,000 allied troops are engaged. In related action Marines report 87 North Vietnamese killed near the DMZ. Near Hue seven Americans die and 29 wounded. two aircraft shot down near the DMZ. A Skyhawk drops three bombs on American troops. Gio Linh jet downed with pilot ejected. Thakhek Laos: Laotian troops clash with Communists southeast of the Mekong city. danger to Thakhek appears past though roads into the city remain under Communist control.
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Laos
Saigon
United States Command
Quyet Thang
Saigem
US Marine Air Skyhawk
Hue
Thakhek
Mekong
United Press International
Vientiane
Electoral reform meeting in Adel draws crowds
Ten thousand people attended a meeting in Adel yesterday to hear demands for electoral reform. The report notes widespread interest in reform measures and calls for changes in the electoral system.
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