Neutral Forces Recapture Town Meeting On Laos Call By Chinese
Reports say China signaled possible expansion of Indochina talks while Lao fighting continues. In Vientiane General Amkha Soukhavong reported neutralist forces shifting tanks and troops to Muong Kheung and Muong Soui as Phouma allies push a winter offensive. Washington backs Phouma amid communist guerrilla pressure in Laos and South Vietnam as President Johnson reviews military actions with SEATO Secretary-General Konth Suphamongkhoan.
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Laos
Vientiane
Amkit Soukhavong
Souvaninaums
Muong Kheung
Pathet Lao
Wen
Kongts
Amkha
Mivong Soui
Weil
ME le
Iedale
Mt Ban Na
Jars
Washington
United States
Syes
Johnson
South Vietnam
White House
Mr. Konth Suphamongkhoan
South-East Asia Treaty Organisation
No Parking Sign Bolts To Dome At Australian Academy
A no parking sign appeared on the dome of the Australian Academy of Science building on Monday night. Staff cannot remove it and fear fire brigade specialists may be needed to retrieve the sign from the rooftop. The fire brigade said they are standing by for further instructions.
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Australian Academy of Science
Academy
Canberra
Winter Arrives With Snow Across Australian Regions
The A C received its first snowfall of three to four inches at Bull's Head and four to five inches at Kosciuska Chalet. Snow fell across Victoria and the Snowy Mountain area, with three inch falls at Mount Canobolas and Spencers Creek. Temperatures ranged from 22 to 75 degrees, and rain was widespread north to south.
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A.C
Bull's Head
Kosciuska
Canberra
Victoria
Mount Canobolas
Orange
Spencers Creek
Snowy Mountain
Barrington Tops
Walcha
Bellingen
Melbourne
Weather Bureau
No Change in Visiting Hours at Community Hospital
The Hospital Board has taken no action on extending visiting hours since a January 1963 board approval. Secretary A. J. Tozer said doctors and nurses were not consulted and the current hours are 3 to 4 pm on four days and 7 to 8 pm on three days, with unlimited hours for parents in the children's ward.
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Hospital Board
A. J. Tozer
Tozer
Victorian Friday stoppage threatens services across Melbourne
The Trades Hall Council disputes committee representing 39 unions voted to halt the stoppage starting at midnight Thursday. Trains trams and some buses may cease, with possible cuts to electricity and gas. The secretary warned further action if demands are unmet, while railway workers face a Commonwealth ban. A Sydney waterfront stop four hours to discuss job delegates conference and Waterside Federation plans.
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Melbourne Trades Hall Council Disputes Committee
T.H.C
Trades Hall Council
M. C. Jordan
Bolte
A.C.T.U
Victorian Railways
Commonwealth Industrial Court
Railways Commissioners
Mre
State Electricity Commission
Hazlewood
Sydney Hall
Sydney
Sydney Town Hall
Waterside Workers’ Federation
A.L.P
Fedey
Uly
Australian architect calls for national design of Parliament House
Melbourne architect Robin Boyd urged a national competition for Parliament House design with Australian judges to reflect the country’s lifestyle. He criticized the American Embassy style in Canberra as stage setting and urged modern, monumental architecture to define Canberra’s image. The Canberra talk noted the city’s development since 1958 and urged a unifying, high standard for future projects.
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Australia
Parliament House
Robin Boyd
Melbourne
Boyd
Canberra
Council of Adult Education of Australia
Australian National University
America
National Capital Development Commission
Ira
Architect compares ANU campus to Disneyland in Canberra
Adelaide architect quoted by Mr Boyd at the Canberra architects convention describes the Australian National University campus as Disneyland with bold contrasts. He notes three to four violently different styles built cheek by jowl across the ANU.
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Boyd
Adelaide
Canberra
Australian National University
Disneyland
A.N.U
Architecture as Stage for Public Image Falls Flat
In an attractive atmosphere critics describe architecture as a public relations tool creating a stage setting for effect. The speaker notes many take architecture too seriously and view it as a society record, which they find insulting.
UN Troops Under Fire Near Kyrenia in Cyprus
United Nations personnel from Canada's 22nd Regiment faced heavy fire from Turkish Cypriot positions on hilltops in the Kyrenia Bellapais area. The exchange ended around 9.55 am local time as the regiment began cease fire negotiations led by Lieutenant Colonel Andrew Woodcock. Turkish Cypriot officials claimed seven more hostages were seized, bringing the total to 98 with 17 accounted for. The UN expects strong action on the hostage issue when UN representative Galo Plaza returns from New York.
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Nicosia
A.A. P.reuter
United Nations
Canada
Ee 22Nd
Kyrenia
Ee Ys
Andrew Woodcock
Turki Ype
Kyrenia Bellapais
Galo Plaza
Cyprus
New York
Submarine fires two long range missiles pushing nuclear force reach
A submerged U S Navy submarine successfully fired two Polaris A 3 missiles yesterday, advancing the nation toward a global rocket force capable of striking distant targets. The test marked a step closer to establishing a credible deterrent and power projection.
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U.S
Cape Kennedy
LS. Navy
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