Royal couple greeted in Canberra return from U S visit
The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester arrived in Canberra on Saturday to a warm welcome and a 100 man guard of honour plus a 21 gun salute. The Duchess limped in a plastered arm after a car crash on the way home from Churchill's funeral. They were met by the Governor General and Prime Minister Menzies.
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Duke
Duchess of
Gloucester
Canberra
Royal Air Force
Sidney
Sir Winston Churchill
Viscount de Lilste
Anne Sidney
Robert Menzies
Peter Henderson
RAAT
Senate
Alister McMulling
Diplomtic Corps
William and
Lindy Oliver
Arthur Calwell
Mary Calwell
Government House
Pope
Australian troops head for Borneo tour of duty
About 30 men of the Third Battalion Royal Australian Regiment arrive in Kuching for a combat overseas tour, the first Australian infantry to serve overseas since the Korean War. They departed Singapore on the troopship Ruby to relieve a Ghurka battalion and join SEATO forces based at Terendak camp, Malaysia, to counter Indonesian guerrillas along the Sarawak border.
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Singapore
A.a.p.reuter
Royal Australian Regiment
Kuching
Horneo
SEATO
Terendak
Malaca
Sarawak
Fragmented report on hospital and local figures
Scrambled OCR text mentions a hospital scene and several individuals, with unclear roles. References to a figure named Begley and events at a venue hint at a late breaking local item, but the readable bits are too garbled to confirm names, dates, or outcomes.
Bushfire claims third victim in Wingello tragedy
A Wingello woman Mrs Wallerhouse dies from burns after the bushfire that destroyed the township. Her husband Jeffrey 62 and a Bundanoon dairy farmer who helped escape were also affected. William Edmunds, a passing motorist, aided Mrs Jeffrey before both were burnt. the fire raged from Tallong into Bundanoon on March 6.
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Wallerhouse
Jeffrey
Gello
St. Vincent's Hospital
Sydy
J. Jeffrey
Bundanoon
Wingello
Tallong
Mr. Edmunds
A.p.reuter
Sian
Joel Ee * Poe
Amasya
Enrase
Turkey
Sydney
Asher
Edmunds
Soviet Tass reports cosmonauts safe after Moon mission landing
Tass says the two cosmonauts Pavel Belyaev and Alexei Leonov are well after the Voskhod 2 mission. Ground teams reach the snowbound capsule near Perm as speculation swirls over possible loss or injury. Officials delay final word on landing location and weather.
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Urals
Owas
Perm
Belyaev
Yudmila
Crargaria
Belywey
Capr Kennedy
Flor
A.p.reuter
Genvini
Pavel Belyaev
Alesxei Leonow
Troops Guard Civil Rights March Amid Tense Alabama Calm
In Selma police and National Guardsmen moved in as President Johnson sent 1 000 riot-trained police and 1 800 guardsmen to protect marchers in the South. The massive security presence followed reports of white opposition and a history of race tensions surrounding voting rights protests.
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Selma
Alabama
A.a-P
Reuter
Johnson
South
Georgia
Thelow
Little Rock
George Wal
State Univers
Meneul
Aluehers
Montgomery
Wallace
Texas
America
Conventions Kick Off in Canberra With Railways and Radio
Two major conferences begin in Canberra today. Australian railway commissioners attend the railways convention with more than 500 delegates at the event. The Institution of Radio and Electronics Engineers hosts the radio and electronics convention, accompanied by Canberra Times supplements detailing pages.
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Institution of Radio and Electronics Engineers
Caneberm
Canberra Times
Vice Charge Angers Canberra Hostel Residents
Two hundred angry residents from six Canberra hostels met at Mulwala House to rebuke a Sydney Sunday Mirror report alleging vice in Commonwealth hostels. Speakers included MP R Fraser and Father Monaghan.
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Canberra
Commonwealth
Mulwala House
R. Fraser
M.P
Commonwealth Hostels
F. K. Hodge
G. Monaghan
Peter Naylor
J. Skinner
Department of the Interior
Sydney
The
Sunday Mirror
Monaghan
O& I
Monwealth
Can- Mulwala House
Repre- Berra
Gorman
Reid
Narellan
Lawley
Hare
Porter
Miss Skinner
Hodge
Kegs Rise and Poultry Group Prepare Action in Egg Price War
The A C T Poultry Farmers Association plans legal action to recompense members amid an egg price war even as eggs sold in the Territory rise by 6d a dozen today. Page references note military and Vatican coverage and a NSW drive against alcoholism with weekend weddings and weather listings.
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A.C.T. Poultry Farmers’ Association
Eges
Ws.w. Ege Marketing Board
N.S.W
Pape &, Wilding
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Australia
Mr. Calwell
Fairbarn R.acap
Sir William Oliver
Lady Oliver
Duchess of Gloucester
St. John's Anglican Church
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Corel
Moscow
Ava.p.reuter
Russia
Gemini
Leoney
Kraft
Shewe
Haikeiba
Kazakhstan
Ahat
Inige
Ballarat
Maryborough Base Hospital
Geoffrey Noonan
Brougham Street
John Horeley
Goldsmith Street
Aml Renee Walsh
Pascoe Avenue
Jeunesse
Lea
Neeten Ue
University of Afatyirna
Melen
Tench
Martin Ladder King
United Press
Jack
Leonpy
Todiy
Dr. King
LBJ
Federal Building
Eisenhower
Guarrd
Fraser
World ‘News
United States
Vatican
Thpe
Airs Hinstuck
New
Fealand
TV Guide
Rent TV
Canberra Television Services Pty. Ltd
Bunda Street
Civic Centre Ring
Cee SO
T.c. Channel 7
Canberra City
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