Vietnam Crisis Signals Choice for Ky to Govern or Depart
The Ganberea Times argues that Air Vice-Marshal Ky must decide between consolidating a strong civilian government or leaving power. It lauds Ky for governing Da Nang with force but warns that northern provinces and Buddhists may resist. The piece calls for a swift, lawful constitution and civilian leadership, hinting Australia should avoid backing a dictator who breaks promises.
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Hite
da Nang
Topettier
South Vietnam
National Congress
Saigon
Vietnam
Australia
Indonesian students clash with troops near Parliament
Jakarta students ignore Antara appeal and stage a loud demonstration outside Parliament House forcing troops to fire five machine guns into the air to disperse them. They seek to revive Tidortesian Parliament powers and discredit President Sukarno, while the government weighs disavowing Sukarno’s image and delaying the People’s Consultative Congress.
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Antara
Parliament House
Sukarno
Governaent
People’s Consultative Congress
Ames
Indonesia
Mit
Suharto
Churchill diary critique by Lord Moran highlights risks of publishing secrets
Lord Moran claims Lord Moran’s diary reveals daily notes on Sir Winston Churchill’s health and private discussions from 1940 onward. The reviewer argues publication ignores medical etiquette, but acknowledges revealing yet valuable insights into Churchill’s decline, decision making, and the wartime leadership dynamics.
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Lord Moran
Sir Winston Churchill
America
Winston
Lord Maron
Ir Winston
Ton
Mavin
Theamily
Hay
Stalin
Churchills
Churchill Mertages
Ikethe
The
Beonies
Anthony ‘Trollope
Lord Avon
Foreign ‘Office
Lord Allenbrooke
East
Winston Hime
Churchill
Lloyd Géarke
Lord Beaverbrook
Rendan Bracken
Alexander
Tussie
Sraagoigy
Melbourne Hotels In Grim Contest For Local Shareholders
Victoria this week reports Melbourne hotels facing a grim contest as the Southern Cross, still undisputed premier hostelry, eyes overseas investment. Despite rising overseas visits and increased use by agencies and businesses, profits and dividends for Australian backers remain elusive while a new Starton Hotel Motel rises nearby and Windsor and Windsor rivals draw patrons. Plans for more city hotels circulate, yet local investors stay cautious about hotel rotations amid uncertain returns.
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Southern Cross
Panama
Tig Hotel Aiotels
Queens Road
Trmnhy
Melbourne
Fieir
Nouth
Slone Royal Parade
University
Sarah Sands
Sucess
Pandit Arrives in Canberra For Australian Visit
Mes Vijayatakshmi Pandit former President of the UN General Assembly tours Australia on an official visit from the Minister for External Affairs arriving in Canberra today for talks and engagements during a three day stay with Australian officials and diplomats.
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Mes Vijayatakshmi Pandit
UN General Assembly
Australia
Mrs Pandit in Canberra
Missive outlines Mrs Pan dit a distinguished Indian leader and first woman UN General Assembly president in 1953. It notes her roles as High Commissioner to the UK and ambassador to Ireland Spain and Russia, plus MP seats and anti British agitation. Born 1900 in Allahabad, she rose to premier diplomatic posts and was praised as a “great lady of the Commonwealth.”
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Pandit
India
Nehri
Siri Indira Gandhi
United Nations General Assembly
Feader
Tudson
Russia
SIS
Aid
General Assembly
Ireland
Spain
Matiarashira
Dian Amt
Pandita
the Commonwealth
America
Malatran Gandhi
Tuernailons Adsirs
Fonlakg
Government House
Ian
Sydney
Letters to the Editor on village facilities and cooperation
A Canberra Times letter criticizes delays in village building additions and the lack of coordination between NCDC and the Department of the Interior. The author urges more facilities for the village and better access for families to participate in children’s activities, expressing frustration with officials and draftsmen. Signed by G Duggan.
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Sigil
Gand
Canberra Times
NCDC
Department of the Tnienor
Peshane
Hie Aihories
Ahs Great Nee AL Hall
Dark Rugby Night by the Stands at Manuka Oval
In a muddy Canberra Rugby Union scene a fan recalls a dim view through boards near the deserted stand as players contest the dark field. He describes the struggle, rough weather details, and collective urge for a clearer vantage amid the crowd and enclosing enclosure.
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Columbe
Manuka
Oval
Sam Anil
Wagner
Canberra
Africa and Western Investment Voices in a World Peace Debate
Fragmented text discusses white-dominated employment, vast UK investments in Africa, and global power dynamics. It cites figures on British and United States investments in Africa and mentions UN committees on colonialism and slave labor. The piece suggests a broad geopolitical view with economic and racial themes without clear narrative.
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Elienpd
South Africa
Anattesia
Tarape
Africh
United Nations
Poland
Ol Airis
Wilefrey
South Afeied
United Kinedom
Annie
Letters 9 7 Tree HH Letter Signed In Bowr
Readers submit letters and notes to the newspaper, with the writer's full address included. The page shows multiple handwritten or typed items, some referencing a season and publication choices. The text emphasizes signature and contact details.
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Bowr
Whet
Fap Publivalinn
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