Partial mobilisation signals new risk of wider war in Middle East
Reports indicate Israel began partial mobilisation for war amid rising regional tension. Egypt also mobilising along the Sinai frontier as UN forces seek withdrawal, with observers noting token measures and preparations to move forces and assets within a day.
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Jerusalem
Renorte
Hiabilisafom
Israel
Sind
Jarrel
United Arab Republic
Trophey
Sinai
U.S. Marines invade Vietnam demilitarized zone
In a major Vietnam War action, U S Marines cross into the demilitarized zone from the south toward the north in an effort to clear about 5000 Communist troops using the area as a base. A U S spokesman confirmed the operation aimed to remove forces from the buffer zone.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
Barsages
Narineg
Ision
Dmzerd Marine Division
Alares Inn
Lane
Sila
Srericane
Iqan
South
Soli
She Wen
Associated Press
HrHish
Hable
Offohon
SSI Riyal “Commission
Istsayine Thay
Jammawied
Minnar
Wy Cr
Canberrs Raye
Nykbmige Sareetin
Awaser
House Oflield United Press Jadtan
Zac
Honul
Urs
Amare
Nan
Cain Opoe
Yale Sahel
Dereevvec
W. D. Mose Propery
Me Holt
Prac Waves
Ussiretib
Olen Serratiah Simpson
Row Nes
Lan
Jrarmese
Painc
Vigilantes Chase 100mph Truck After Road Block Crash
Bris bane Magistrates Court was told today that vigilantes chased a truck at speeds up to 100mph after it breached a Moir road block on Nubidhae Minin. The incident followed a crash and ongoing pursuit through the area.
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Wrishand
Igilantes
Moir Road
Brisbane Magistrates’ Court
Canberra leases rate rises amid Vietnam War turmoil
The report describes Canberra considering lease rate increases as part of wartime economic strain. It notes U S and Vietnamese actions, Marine and allied troop movements, and mentions political debate in Australia about government response and inquiry into the situation. The text references Freedom Bridge, DMZ, and ongoing military operations impacting civilian sectors.
Voyager inquiry terms set by prime minister
Reports outline terms of a Voyager affair inquiry as police in Western Australia pursue missing truth at Ceduna and follow leads from Perth. A group of civilians formed a vigilante squad, several individuals were fined for theft charges, and property valuations and commercial leases in Wadawurrung area drew attention amid rate debates and development plans.
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Ceduna
Nullarbor
al Henone
Fire destroys Curtin bedroom home early yesterday
Canberra police and fire brigades investigated a fatal blaze at a Curtin residence occupied by Mr and Mrs Hutchison. A neighbour recalled waking to an explosion heard around 12 35 am as crews fought the flames and assessed possible causes with the Royal Commission ongoing into HMAS Voyager events.
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Canberra
Almant
Curtin
Nue
Kennerley
Streut
Rom Forrest
C. Hutchison
Witlund Ainslle
Jusk
ESA Gnty
Nonthe Ag
Hutchison
Murchison
de Farlumta
Interio
Senate Deadlock on PMG Rise and Postal Charges
The Senate debated government plans to increase postal charges and regulate the PMG rise. Sir Alister McMullin spoke as president while opposition leader Murphy moved amendments to the traditional tournament motion. The session ended with a split, as several senators pressed for different timings and terms, yielding no clear resolution.
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Senate
Hayes
Ikade
Seringr Murphy
Government, Senate clash over postal rates and reforms
Senior Murphy says the government aimed to raise postal and telegraph charges, with the Senate to review regulations. The opposition fights the move as government try to push the bill through. a division loss on postal telegraph rates left the government hopeful that the next session would halt further manipulation. Across the world, reports describe Soviet aid to North Vietnam and Pakistan calls amid regional tensions, with naval and military terms recurring as observers note shifting alliances and defense moves.
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Murphey
Senate
Menta
Murphy
London
Frigey
Soviet Union
Emitung
Cians
Pakistan
Sialkot
Nori Vietnem
Lahore
Heine
Mtr Chipp
Naval, Board
Bardee
Canberra
Y . Rehitadl
Australia
Beatrix Stevens
MAS Pesth
Barder Incil
Hinas
Himas Mayager
Denis
Etobut
Bunean Stevens
Late News Report on Bombing Near Capital
The bulletin reports US aircraft attack near the capital, listing damage and casualties blamed on North Vietnam. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but indicate a high casualty strike, with mention of fighters and military movements.
Indians fire across border near Sialkot rallying troops
Rawalpindi reports indicate regular troops and border guards fired into Pakistani territory near Sialkot. The action prompted an official statement from authorities describing the border incident and the involvement of Indian forces and rangers.
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Rawalpindi
Idm
Sialkot
Pakistan
Mother and son cleared by jury in trial confusion
A jury cleared a mother and her son amid bitter rows over control of gains in a base strait project and competing interests. The report notes tensions between a Victorian premier and a Squincy company, with other pages covering Austallan troops in Malaya, compensation for development schemes, drying lake evaporation concerns, and Saturday features including books and notes.
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Money Bolle
Sualira
Haterstale
Canberra needs resident responsibility for self rule says ANU fellow
An ANU research fellow argues Canberra lacks a civic soul without locals sharing in city governance and neighborhood duties. He notes many residents are new, and stronger local involvement could curb social gaps, housing pressures, and the pull of external trends.
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Develping
Canberra
T An
Jones
Imogst Stirs
Sydney
Meltolene
Meighbourhood
Siy't
Breslin
Joes
Saber
Canbyris
Finn
Arrest of Cassius Clay on seven month violatio n charge in New York
Report notes Cassius Clay, heavyweight boxing champion, arrested by police on a seven month violation charge after a police officer recovers his license and notes failure to keep proper records. The event is tied to an October 19 incident and an impending court appearance.
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New York
Casnius Clay
Recovege
Nim
Sorwax
Robert Mio
Beaver
Wvistoria
Central
Ansattral
Genera
Nsw
Bowman given 12 month good behaviour bond
Jonathan Bernam Bowman, 61, protested on Swanston Street, Melbourne saying he walks against traffic when no vehicles. In City Court he claimed lights are machines and humans err. Magistrate J Moloney reminded him and Bowman was placed on a 12 month good behaviour bond as he left the court.
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Melbourne
Swanston Street
Flinders Lane
Corre
Jonathan Bernam Bowman
J. Moloney
Bowman
Sid
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Royal Commission
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