Nixon optimistic on progress at Paris talks
President Nixon reportedly expressed optimism about progress toward a Vietnam settlement despite no breakthrough. White House sources indicate he charts a cautious course with a prepared blueprint and may take new initiatives at the Paris peace talks. Defence Secretary Laird signaled possible US troop withdrawals if mutual withdrawal and South Vietnamese improvements meet specified conditions.
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Melbourne meeting pushes to end means test in federal polls
About 100 residents in Malvern Melbourne gathered at Blip Town Hall to demand abolition of the means test. The group, formed by the Victorian division of the Randoval faction, urged the government to legislate removal. Senator Lie of the DLP backed the move as economy affecting purchasing power. Liberal Joe Wisse P. Frankel indicated support for abolition and government obligation to act.
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Friends not masters in Papus New Guinea story
Melbourne dispatch reports Albert Maori Kiki leader of Pangu Party addressing supporters. He criticizes government failure allowing breakaway factions and urges self-government while warning against elite masters. He notes Nan Uinca highlanders and other groups favor immediate independence but fear risks.
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QUNTALN ny vio Mundey duel near Tat Bymout
Fragmentary report describes a late night event near Tat Bymout with multiple figures and a dartivoss reference. Details are unclear but several names and a possible association are noted amid chaotic phrasing and potential danger signals.
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UN requests widen Irian consults amid Indonesia dispute
West Irian talks intensify as UN official Ortiz-Sanz seeks broader information safeguards for West Irianese civil rights. Indonesia resists delaying the vote on autonomy until after the constitutional changes, citing the 1962 New York agreement and Article 17. Government sources say discussions focus on civil rights and information spread, with proposals awaiting formal release.
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Call for Reef Commission to safeguard Great Barrier Reef
Sydney symposium of around 300 conservationists urged establishing a commission to examine six development plans for the Barrier Reef. Federal Minister Fraser pledged Commonwealth effort to prevent despoilation and to preserve the reef as a priceless natural wonder.
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Car leaps fence in grand prix shock crash
Austrian driver Jochen Ring crashed through a protective barrier and somersaulted into the crowd during the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona. The incident occurred as the field competed in the capital city race, with no immediate report on injuries.
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Sydney race violence sparks political warnings in 1969
A chaotic 90 lap race in Sydney during the 1969 world championship series ends with Jackie Steward's win as officials fear student unrest. A hospitalised racer, concerns over university autonomy, and threats of government sanctions surface amid debates on handling protests. Prominent figures condemn violence while stressing peaceful conduct.
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Five hurt in Canberra crash outside Edmunds College
A small sedan collided on Canberra Avenue near Saint Edmunds College shortly before midnight injuring five people. Two men and three women were rushed to a local hospital in serious condition but were stable by morning. Investigators traced the car’s path and noted no weapon or foul play.
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Bowen warns of planned student takeovers in Australia
Federal Attorney General Bowen said radical Australian students planned widespread demonstrations including occupation of secondary schools in June and July. He warned he would not tolerate violence while allowing dissent and noted potential protests against Prime Minister Gorton and key ministers.
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Student leader denies claim
Melbourne coverage reports a spokesman for Students for a Democratic Society denying plans for July 4 demonstrations in Melbourne. The group says no word of a nationwide campaign exists while officials note pamphlets circulated about a protest march to the Vietnam era consulate at 3 30 pm. The coordinating committee secretary confirms pamphlets but says no interstate actions are planned.
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Magnificent man leads New York London air race
A British airman in the New York London Air Race posts a swift official time of 6 hours 28 minutes 9.01 seconds. Royal Air Force Lt Fuller claims the lead, while London’s Empire State Building spectacle features Royal Navy escorts and multiple Harrier jets in a cross-Atlantic display.
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Federal aid forecast for schools and global news items
Federal aid for schools forecast a meeting of Catholic parents told by the Federal Attorney General. The report notes running costs of independent schools. International news discusses the Soviet Union leading the United States in inter naval power and shipbuilding, with a Canberra context. Additional items cover Ulster politics and a traffic interchange project near a city bridge.
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