Goanna Provokes Wild Morning in Canberra Suburbs
A goanna entered Yarralumla prompting three suburban families and a protective magpie into action. The creature, seen near Royal Canberra Golf Club and Canberra Brick Works, fled when residents used hoses and called authorities. Dachshund puppies voiced fear as the goanna climbed a telephone pole and retreated at dusk.
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No early end in Vietnam says Fairhall
Fairhall warned there will be no swift peace in Vietnam through negotiations. He argued opponents may try to win psychologically via a great propaganda campaign and argued that a coalition government in South Vietnam could secure Vietcong structures, potentially delaying any settlement.
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Fire destroys station home near Canberra
A fire at Langan Station, about 12 miles south of Canberra, destroyed a cottage and left the Bogen family homeless. Fire crews from the Canberra area responded after a call from the scene. the blaze began in a laundry copper. Police believe the cause was accidental.
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Exiled Greek to reapply for Australian visa
Dr Nikolaides, barred by Immigration Minister Mr Snedden for fear of Greek dissension, plans to reapply after new facts are reviewed. In Melbourne a rally by the Committee for the Restoration of Democracy in Greece urged government action, urging end to political prisoner cases and urging visa entries for Greek leaders.
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Firing Over Jordanian Frontier
Israeli and Jordanian forces traded light arms and mortar fire across the Jordan River for over three hours about 11 miles north of the Damia Bridge. No casualties reported though Jordanian farms on the east bank were damaged as observers noted restraint from both sides despite increased cross river saboteur activity.
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Students rally as Japanese PM heads to United States
About 2,000 militant students clashed with police near Tokyo International Airport as Prime Minister Sato left for a nine day visit to the United States. Dozens of officers and students were injured, hundreds were detained, and a student set himself on fire outside the prime minister's residence, dying later. Police described widespread demonstrations with stones, bottles, and blunt objects as rival groups gathered at the airport and in central Tokyo.
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Young man killed near Nowra in highway crash
A young man died and another was critically injured yesterday afternoon after a station sedan crashed on the Princes Highway near Nowra, struck two trees, and exploded. Names and official details were not yet released to relatives.
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Housewife Axes Snake Near Ulladulla Woodheap
Mrs C Tyrrell of St Vincent Street Ulladulla found a black snake about three feet long ten feet away at the woodheap. She grabbed an axe and struck, decapitating the serpent.
DRAUGHT DROUGHT THREATENS ACT BEER SUPPLY
Canberra hotels and clubs warn of beer shortages as Sydney brewery workers strike 2300 strong. Hotels report normal weekend sales despite heat and forecast fresh supplies by Thursday if talks progress. Carlton and United Breweries says little can ease the draught, with imports arriving from Victoria and Queensland amid disruptions.
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Maudling to Visit Canberra for Three Day Tour
Former British cabinet minister Ro Maudling and current shadow cabinet member will begin a three day visit to Canberra on Wednesday. He previously held Cabinet roles including President of the Board of Trade Secretary of State for the Colonies and Chancellor of the Exchequer.
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Battle near Dak To intensifies as tenth day opens
US and North Vietnamese troops clash in savage battles around Dak To. The fight extends into its tenth day with heavy casualties reported. Australian soldiers suffer casualties in a mine explosion near Phuoc Tuy province. Police in ACT warn youths about drug dangers as part of a community campaign. The German neo Fascist party chairman pledges a revival seed for Germany amid tense Rhodesia talks.
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