Smith Crashes Home in Rhodesia Election Clash
The Rhodesian election sharpens white support for Prime Minister Smith while widening the rift with Africans. Legal independence remains tied to Britain's terms and African rights, with international warnings from Britain and the United Nations. A conference of Commonwealth leaders next month looms as a potential turning point amid economic and political pressures.
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Mr Smith
Enintes
Crashe Heire
Arial Whe
Lam
Tew
Britain
Alec Douglas- Home
Wilson
Labour
Rhodesia
Mrr Smith
Wall
Wilsa
Rhoatesiany
Brivvin
Wilkon
Rhnnessy
Batain
Africa
United Nations
Ron
Jake
Ims
Sriil
Commonwealth Relations
Wilon
Smith
Commonwealth
Lundin
Nationalisation of Steel Still Sparks Parliamentary Uncertainty
The British debate on steel nationalisation remains unsettled with a slim predicted margin. Labour MPs split opinions while Conservatives maneuver over tactics and potential resignations as the White Paper’s proposals face a rocky path toward potential approval and Royal Assent.
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Labour
Lavy Hatehill
Gossip and the talking drums of New Guinea tradition
In the Southern Tablelands the aged gossip culture uses a talking drum ritual or lokwin to pass urgent messages and rumors. Townsfolk recall intimate tales of village life and the social pull of rumor while contrasting with modern communications.
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New Guinea
New
Unies
Klay
Wapi
Omaha Perth
Tadeland
Faliclands
New Guineas
Fragmentary 19th to 20th Century Events Across Nations
Uneven OCR fragment mentions early railway linking in 1893 and imperial era milestones. References to Victoria era institutions, British Parliament activities, Canberra associations, Winston Churchill era notes, and various European political and industrial topics appear in garbled form with inconsistent dates and names.
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Vuh
Ducen Victoria
Imperial
Fspeninin Congress
Amociat
Canberra
Pale Meetine
France Expected to Be Critical at NATO Meeting
Widespread talk says French Prime Minister Mauriac de Murville may press the United States to consult allies on Vietnam and related security issues. President de Gaulle could push for a stronger European role and a potential reexamination of France’s place within NATO. The discussion parallels Southeast Asia and Dominican incidents referenced at the London meeting.
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France
Associated Press
Floringa
Maurie Couve Ue Murville
Alice
Briish
de Gaulle
Dik
Sato
Paris
NAPO
London
Vietnam
NATO
Credge Ball
Letters to the Editor on Australian Capital Territory reforms
Readers discuss constitutional changes to grant ACT self government under the Commonwealth Constitution. Debates reference Professor Armit, advisory councils, and legal provisions. letters criticize and defend reforms, urging clarity on Section 93 and federal authority.
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AUU
Sary
Pution
Vinci
Arlt
Connell
Anne Léda
Autyccy Pon
Armd
Imierale Tramipattines
Commonwealth
Wiley
Yitles
Sis Pratt
Sinih
Anna
Hehepperaninn
Fragmented text notes regional civic topics and unnamed figures
The passage appears as a garbled OCR of a regional Australian article. It mentions Canberra and New South Wales, voters, places like Swan Hill, and names such as McPhillamy, with scattered references to infrastructure, crossings, and local centers. The exact events and dates are unclear due to the noisy text.
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Xler
Brygade
Hughes
Sonise
Department of the Interial Loans
Henier
Brickie
Canberra
New South Wales
Buckie
Howe
Darwin
Navy
Merlin
Nsw
Peters
Miwon
Hike
Pansparl de Ai
Wodhien
Crank
Higat
McPhillamy
Wwe
Welsh Eisteddfod Critique in The Canberra Times Letter
Cathin ap Rhys from Deakin argues the Canberra Times writer covers the National Eisteddfod poorly. He contends Welsh judges and competitors sustain a living, notes international events in Wales, and urges Australian organizers to modernize while embracing Welsh traditions.
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Canberra Times
Fenders
Wales
Ewteddfodie
Alee
Eiseddfodau
Jangollen
Rem
Pyer ‘Ormars
Curain
Canberra
Cantera Eor Walen Bat
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