Diver to Seek HMAS Perth in Deep Sea Challenge
Diver Mr Dave Burchell set to leave Adelaide at month end to explore wreckage of HMAS Perth and USS Houston, aiming to locate ships sunk in the Battle of the Sunda Strait. The 41-year-old Tasmanian intends to map wrecks and assess depths near 240 feet with US and British backing.
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London Gold Van Theft Reported Worth 1.875 Million
A London bullion van was robbed in an early Monday heist, with gold believed worth £750,000 stolen. Police urged vigilance as authorities investigate the audacious theft in the capital.
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Whitlam seeks greater peace effort amid Vietnam drift
Australian opposition leader Whitlam urged a stronger peace push in Vietnam while stressing the need to secure public regions and defend democracy against communism. The report also describes a separate violent incident in Townsville where a gang attack injured several people and caused hospital treatment.
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A mangled OCR item describes tensions over ministerial rule and intelligence, naming diplomats and departments. It references the Trade Department and policy-communication, with scattered mentions of officials and positions amid unclear events and page continuation.
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Marines stumble in heavy fighting on twin hills border
Saigon reports thousands of United States Marines battling North Vietnamese troops along the border as a large Communist offensive looms. Wire service says about 200 Americans killed or wounded, and at least 206 Communist casualties noted amid intense air and artillery bombardment on the twin fortress hills.
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Greek Tremor Kills Five as Athens Suffers Major Earthquake
The earthquake devastates Athens and surrounding regions killing five and injuring hundreds. Government and relief agencies rush aid to affected villages while civilians endure aftershocks and disrupted services. International reports note Communist and military activity amid the crisis as rescue efforts proceed.
Curing warts by hypnotic suggestion in Sydney clinic
In Sydney a dermatologist reports hypnosis helping skin wart cures with nine patients tested. Hypnosis claimed to influence the psyche and skin diseases, while Indian and Indonesian elements appear in a broader, unsettled context. Police investigate a related death as cases show varied responses and no universal cure.
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May Day Riots Erupt Across Spanish City
Riot police faced crowds in San Sebastian during May Day protests. Citywide clashes spread from one area to another as demonstrations intensified, with authorities attempting to control the unrest.
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Driver freed from wreck after street collision in Queanbeyan
Report of a two car crash at Crescent Red Hill Crescent Crescent Crescent near Captain Cook Grescemt and Barrallier Street Queanbeyan last night. One driver freed from the wreck by bystanders as paramedics attended and others injured. Names include Albert George Ibrown and Frank Begon among those involved and injured. hospital treatment followed at Queanbeyan.
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Antiwar Students Angle For Prime Minister Holt
In Melbourne a group of about 30 antiwar demonstrators gathered near Prime Minister Holt’s residence in Tuarak. They blocked traffic as Holt appeared, spoke briefly to a police sergeant, and entered his home amid tense standoff with officers and a silent crowd.
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Modern liturgy too radical sparks debate in Australia
In Western Australia clergy and lay leaders clash over a proposed Anglican liturgy revision seen as too radical for modern society. Primates and ministers argue changes to Holy Communion and evening services risk breaking with tradition while some praise efforts to fit with contemporary life. The debate echoes broader questions about reform within the Anglican Communion and the pace of change in church practice.
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