Chinese diplomats walk out at Kremlin during Brezhnev speech
Two Chinese officials, including Chargé d Affaires An Chi yuan, left their back row seats as Brezhnev accused Beijing of trying to split world communism. He condemned China’s policy as hindering Vietnamese revolution and criticized Maoist leadership while touting socialism’s eventual triumph in the Chinese People’s Republic.
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People
Soviet Watch Space Test Involves Two Satellites
Tass stated that the Soviet Union staged a space flight and released two satellites by remote control, Comex 186 and Vwi, before bringing both back to Earth. The report notes the launch as part of ongoing satellite tests amid competing space efforts.
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Tass
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Tinkion
Earth
Swaziland Capital Seat Change Reported
Unclear late news item reports a Swaziland capital seat shift and related provisional indications. The fragment mentions government actions and names March and September, with references to people and places, but the text is garbled and only partial details remain.
Brisbane Seeks No 2 Status as Australia's International Port
Brisbane aims to be Australia’s second major international port, with Kingsford Smith and a future longer runway backing Boeing 747 traffic. Melbourne’s new $45 million airport would only handle limited jet traffic, while Brisbane plans extend its main runway to 12 800 feet and lengthen Kingsford Smith's runway, prompting Senate confirmation of Australia’s twin international airports and remarks from aviation leaders on cost and timing.
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Qaows
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Civil Aviation
Swarte
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Pawteeray
Swartz
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Nonny Boy
Senate to Sit Again Next Week Over Offshore Bills
The Senate plans to resume sessions next week to clear a backlog ahead of Melbourne Cup day. Party leaders discuss delaying defeats and finalizing offshore legislation with Senator Wright expected to move multiple amendments as opposition parties press the oil bill.
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Government yields to protests on offshore oil legislation
Yesterday afternoon the Government conceded to Senators protests over insufficient time to cover complex offshore oil and natural gas control legislation. The Senate adjourned until Monday and a VIP aircraft explanation will meet Monday and Tuesday. The House will add an extra day next Wednesday to finish work and a ministerial explanation will be given. The election pap er for November 25 will begin the following day.
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Attemptig
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Howson
Howson delighted as Parliament to sit again next week
Singapore Friday report says Minister Howson was delighted Parliament would reassemble next Wednesday to hear matters raised in his absence. He planned to report to Parliament and would discuss Opposition charges of misleading Parliament with Prime Minister Holt. He had limited details on the VIP aircraft controversy.
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Australia
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Nairobi
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Melbourne
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Mawson
Holt
Battle rages near border town in Vietnam conflict
About 1,000 North Vietnamese and Vietcong fighters were killed as Allied troops repelled a main assault near the Cambodian border. Senior US officers called the Vietcong stubborn and determined to seize the town while the UN ambassador outlined ways to include the National Liberation Front in talks. In Bangkok, Thailand pledged a division of 100 troops within four months after a military aid agreement.
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Thailand
Battle Report Claims 1 000 Troops In Action
US officers report a joint Vietcong and North Vietnamese assault near Lac Ninh with 1 000 troops moved in, heavy artillery, jet bombers, and helicopter gunships. Casualties include 2% Communists killed and three Americans dead with 34 wounded amid delayed responses to civil civilian movement. Thailand eyes increased military aid and possible exposure to Communist aggression.
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Jost
Hanoi
Representation of Vietcong
The US representative told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Washington would back NU participation in UN Security Council talks on Vietnam. He said the United States would accept Vietcong representation as part of an enlarged Geneva conference and would recognize the conference’s competence to decide invitees and scope.
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Five Die in Arabian Fights Amid Power Struggle
In Aden furious clashes between rival nationalist groups continue after Britain signals possible imminent self rule. In Sheikh Othman district and Steamer Point areas, several killed and many injured as explosions rock streets during renewed fighting. The National Liberation Front and the Front for the Liberation of Occupied South Yemen clash as South Arabia looms toward independence amid international mediation.
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Weekend Fire Risk Outlook For Canchia Area
Forecasters warn of high to very high fire danger in forested zones this weekend as temperatures peak near 86 degrees. A previous day reached 4M degrees above normal, with November expected to be gusty. Winds may hit 25 mph, followed by a southerly shift tomorrow bringing cooler air.
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Manimui
Concrete plant near Canberra to be established at Queanbeyan
The NSW Government and Queanbeyan Municipal Council will help establish a pre cast concrete components plant at Queanbeyan. NSW Minister for Decentralisation and Development Fuller said the plant will employ about 35 people initially. The company plans to expand production in Caringbah Sydney and has secured a large Canberra contract, with support from state authorities to exploit Canberra’s growing market.
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Weisn
Interior Foolish Over Schools to Member for the ACT
A brief dispatch notes tensions around school policy voiced by the Interior department aimed at the ACT member. The report highlights criticism of current education measures and calls for clearer oversight and reform.
Devlin Leads Back Page Meek’s By-Election Notes
Fragmented scanner text shows political note about Scottish Nationalists winning a seat in by elections and a quoted remark by Sir Bernard Lovell praising a space probe. Mentions book reviews by D P Seales ANU and titles Balise And His Wars. Includes miscellaneous page references and sections.
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