Ky says 180000 pull out possible in 1970
Vice President Ky told AP that South Vietnam could replace about 180000 US soldiers next year, as negotiations with Washington on aid and a new peace initiative unfold. He predicted further US troop withdrawals this year would reduce American strength in Vietnam to about 480000.
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Rain Delays Weekend Events In Local Report
Heavy weekend rain postponed two outdoor events the Wuck Finn fishing competition and the Koo marri show due to waterlogged grounds. The Canberra featherweight boxing match between Ken Bradley and Ray Perez moved indoors after the forecast warned of bad weather.
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Vietnamese and American forces shell Cambodian border area
Reports from Saigon and allied sources state heavy artillery duels near Cambodian frontier as South Vietnamese and U S forces tighten positions. Evacuation talks were reportedly discussed as distant troop redeployments proceed.
Fairbairn says sleep scarce amid PM bid
Melbourne reports that National Development Minister Fairbairn says he has slept little in a week while reflecting on his career move from farming to politics. He appeared nervous leaving his sister’s home in Toorak and spoke of Dunraven, his 3 000 acre Woomargama property with 9 300 sheep and 90 cattle. His wife Ruth voiced support as plans for the week ahead unfolded.
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SyriaLebanon border sealed amid quiet as Arafat joins mediation
The Masnaa border post near Lebanon Syria remains sealed and quiet after a Palestinian raid yesterday. Yassir Arafat arrived to take part in mediation efforts, while Cairo talks between PLO leaders and General Bustani signal a potential ceasefire step. Algerian President Boumedienne pledged support for the Palestinian commandos. In Hebron, Israeli troops imposed a brief curfew after guerrilla ambushes, with casualties reported among soldiers.
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Secret Sino Soviet border talks held in undisclosed location
Belgrade reports discussions on border problems between China and the Soviet bloc have been carried on in secret for two weeks in Peking. Delegates led by Deputy Premier Hsieh Fu Chi spoke at a reception at the Algerian Embassy, omitting mentions of social-imperialism and its ties to American imperialism.
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Attack on Indian Govt and PM
The Congress Party split deepens as Mrs Gandhi and supporters boycott a working committee meeting and hold a rival session. Nijalingappa's faction denounces the government over policy lapses and the Rabat Islamic summit invitation, warning of unrest if Gandhi continues.
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Liberal leadership tussle deepens across parly ranks
Melbourne reports show David Fairbairn confirming plans to challenge Prime Minister Gorton as Liberal Party factions in Queensland New South Wales and Victoria express dissension. McMahon remains undecided with observers noting his pivotal role. Friday meeting looms with a possible renewal of leadership bids and press conferences in Melbourne.
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Liberal party turmoil as leadership vote looms in Canberra
In Canberra talks the Liberal Party faces a fraught leadership contest with Mr McMahon, Mr McEwen, and Mr Fairbairn all in play. Reports say McEwen may withhold veto power, while Fairbairn could emerge as compromise leader if McMahon steps aside. Gorton advisers and other ministers weigh alliances as Melbourne hosts the Cup and party lobbying intensifies ahead of Friday’s critical meeting.
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Fake Notes A Worry In Queensland
Police and bank officials fear Queensland is flooded with counterfeit ten dollar notes. Sixteen were found in Brisbane over the past 12 days and suspected to be pushed by agents for a forgery syndicate. The notes are part of a Melbourne print batch circulated after decimal currency began in February 1966. A Reserve Bank member commented on the ring behind the issue.
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Confusion Over Bank Strike Spurs Senior Officers Meeting
Confusion over a bank strike triggers a meeting of senior officers to discuss the censure of two detectives over their treatment of a man charged with murder. Page 13.
Boxing title clash ends in draw in Canberra
Ken Bradley of Canberra and Ray Perez of Sydney fought to a draw for the Australian featherweight boxing title at the YMCA Canberra. The report notes weekend action with leaders Tails and Big Philow vying for favouritism in tomorrow's 75000 Melbourne Cup after strong Flemington runs. Lionel Rose, once world bantamweight champion, emerges as a contender for the world featherweight title following his five round victory over Vicente Garcia.
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Law List Weddings Comic Strips We Re Classifieds
Classified pages show a mix of legal notices and wedding announcements with small ads. The snippet references law lists, wedding notices, and comic strips across pages 12 to 14, indicating a multiplex of public notices, personal announcements, and light entertainment listings.
McMahon gains support from WA Country Party member
Perth report states Don Maisey Federal MP for Moore backs McMahon for Prime Minister on his own initiative. He is the first Country Party member to declare support. Leader McEwen discussed candidates with rank and file. Maisey noted cautious stance on McEwen and Anthony wheat quotas.
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