UN Told to Withdraw From Egypt in Middle East Tensions
Beirut dispatch reports United Nations emergency force urged to withdraw completely from Egyptian territory and the Sinai frontier. U Thant said the UN presence could end if the UAR requests, as Egyptian and Syrian forces mobilize amid rising regional tensions and warnings. Israeli officials note Egyptian army movements near the Sinai and border areas.
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Australian honour suggested for gallantry award
CALOUNDRA THURSDAY The Country Party conference tonight discussed creating an Australian gallantry medal to be named the Star of the Southern Cross The Young Country Party supported a move for a highest gallantry award for Australians serving abroad noting Australians in Vietnam and proposing a medal to match the Victoria Cross in spirit and status.
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Drought Declared Likely Across NSW South Coast Region
Worsening conditions push south coastal areas toward drought declarations as farmers seek government aid. Officials report dwindling feed and water, with weather unlikely to improve soon. Boards from Cooma and Maidwood prepare drought declarations while stock sales rise amid the crisis.
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Widow denies captain drank alcohol in dinner account
Mrs Beatrice Stevens widow of Captain Stevens defended her late husband in a prepared statement denying he was an alcoholic. She recalled they were guests of the wardroom and that it is normal for guests to leave before hosts, insisting he was a wonderful husband and that the disaster remains unrelated to drinking.
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Inquiry prompts bold claims about Prime Minister and Voyager findings
The text reports a disputed push for a judicial inquiry into a Voyager affair involving Prime Minister and family members. It references statements about a new inquiry and reactions from political figures including Mr St John and the Liberal Party. The material centers on personal impact and political debate surrounding the Voyager issue and a royal inquiry.
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Post Office announces NSW ACT postcode system rollout
The Poste master General Mr Hulme outlined NSW and ACT will receive a four figure postcode system, with state prefixes and three digits indicating delivery zones. NSW and ACT codes show examples including 2602 2603 2604 and 2605 for areas around Canberra Sydney and regional towns, aiming to modernize mail handling without job cuts.
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Unscrambled OCR update yields scattered names and times
Fragmentary report listing several individuals and times with unclear affiliations. Names appear as Sercu, Custin, Ainslie, and Went with odd marginal numbers. Content lacks coherent events, locations, or outcomes due to OCR errors.
Canberra Water Shortage Worsens Amid Dry Spell
Dam level down 5 ft in Canberra with no immediate drop due to heavy use. Water in Colter Dies and Rendora areas remains below spillway and near danger levels. Officials say conservation not yet mandatory despite ongoing drought, with construction projects and rainfall delays affecting supply. Scattered showers are expected today as fog shrouds Canberra airport early morning hours.
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Geologists resign amid contests over written question
Fragmentary report notes seventeen geologists resigning or quitting yesterday amid a written question development. Mentions Mr Luckett of Lab NSW and Mr Fairbairn, with reference to vacancies in the financial year and the Minister for National Development.
Camera clash as officials bar cameras during house debate
A candid camera moment during a House debate on industrial research and development grants shows tense scenes as cameramen and spectators face a strict response. Officials moved to restrain filming while MPs debated publicly, with confusion over rules and observers lingering.
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Justice inquiry for John Jess brings relief after years of pressure
Mr John Jess, leader of the opposition, welcomed the government’s decision to appoint a judicial inquiry into a three year saga. He spoke of mounting stress and praised the move as a step toward truth while hoping the inquiry thoroughly investigates all charges and protects the Stevens family and involved parties.
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Protest Riots in Madrid Lead to Arrests
Court to be set up as students in Madrid burn portraits of General Franco during riots. Three leaders arrested amid clashes reported on page 6 with references to other pages and unrelated notices.
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NZ to press exports case in Washington talks
Wellington reports New Zealand plans to press its exports case in Washington, seeking continuation of entry rights for meat and dairy. Prime Minister Molynke signals potential talks with Britain and allies as U.S. Congress debates import restrictions impacting New Zealand trade. Marshall weighs safeguards and possible visits to Washington amid Common Market access discussions.
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