Aid for Java flood victims
Australia offers Indonesia 200000 worth of rice for flood victims. Acting Minister for External Affairs Senator Gorton says Australia may provide further aid. The disaster in Central Java has left over 100 dead with about 100000 evacuated as area declared a disaster zone. Japan and India have already provided financial aid.
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Radical homes project for Canberra and Darwin places
The plan outlines an eight storey building costing at least 800000 and a five storey one not less than 400000 at Darwin Place City. Sites for patio housing cover Madigan and Grayson Streets areas with a garden court and pedestrian parkway, designed by Dirk Bolt, with lease conditions on exterior design and landscaping.
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Indian Mint making pennies in Australian coin dispute
Adelaide reports Indian Mint minting 1942 and 1944 Australian pennies and selling them to coin collectors for about 7 dollars each. Dion Hi Skinner, Australian minting executive, claims India offered to mint Australian pennies in 1942 to 1948, while noting the need for the right contracts and implying government knowledge is unclear.
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Six Man Presidium Named By Sukarno Inhires New Deputy Roles
President Sukarno announced a six man Presidium with second deputy Idham Chalid third deputy Abdulgani and fourth deputy Sultan Hamengku Buwono in Jakarta. Suharto remains linked temporarily to defence and security while Abdulgani handles political affairs Chalid to lead late executive council and Malik to oversee foreign and social affairs with economy and finance assigned to the Sultan.
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Indonesian cabinet reshuffle fuels unrest after Nasution return
General Suharto and Sukarno era tensions rise as Nasution returns to duty amid a government shake up. A new five man Presidium under Sultan Hamengkubuwono leads a temporary cabinet reshuffle seen as a step toward a permanent reorganization.
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Controversial Indonesian Cabinet Revamp Sparks Military Crisis
Fragmented OCR recounts a political firestorm around President Sukarno’s 1958 cabinet shake up and Nasution’s military stance. It mentions an Army center at headquarters, charges against O’Neill and penalties for disloyalty, with references to constitutional tension and revolutionary rhetoric.
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ALP Reprimands Whitlam at Federal Conference
The Australian Labor Party Federal Conference reprimanded Deputy Leader Gough Whitlam for gravely damaging the party. The decision, taken after a special conference, avoids immediate sanctions and keeps Whitlam free to face Mr Calwell while signaling possible future actions, including state branch suspensions or expulsion discussions.
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South Vietnamese Students Demand Civilian Rule in Saigon
About 3,000 students in Saigon protested marching on the central market area against the military junta led by General Nguyen van Thieu. They demanded civilian government, shouted anti-American slogans, and clashed with police restrained by authorities. The incident followed a government campaign and warned of a potential rally planned for March 10.
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Soap Beau Boy Wins at Canberra Dog Show
In a judged event at Canberra Showgrounds yesterday, Soap Beau Boy topped the entry with a tie and slight brushing noted. Runner up was Boy, while owner Mix B Scotts Smith of Queanbeyan stood above with the dog’s best in show result.
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Beau Boy
Canberra Showgrounds
al Soap
Beat Boy
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Queanbeyan
Liberal nominates for ACT seat in federal election
Mr George Sonn Butile an ABC television producer of Dooting Street Dixon seeks Liberal endorsement for the ACT seat. Nomination was not reserved until March 2, prompting a record nine party calls. A 20 member panel will decide whether to accept the nomination. Sydney dispatch notes party choices for other seats.
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ABC
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Dickson
Liberal Party
Act
Canberra
Bufile
Anpy Callang
Vietnam protest rallies in cities across nation
Readers are informed of demonstrations against the war in Vietnam across major cities. The text notes involvement by ministers and political figures, with mentions of Welsh calls for resistance to British rule and discussions of U S policy implications. The clipping also references arts coverage and festival reviews elsewhere in the issue.
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