NSW terms $5m wood chip plant near Eden计划
NSW Premier Askin announced a joint Australia Japan venture Harris Holdings and Daishawa Paper to establish a wood chip industry near Eden with initial investment over 5 million. The plant will employ about 400 workers, rise to 600 with a pulp mill, export chips worth about 4 million annually, and involve reforestation planning.
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McEwen declares US key ally to shield Australia
In a prerecorded radio television broadcast McEwen Leader of the Country Party argued only the United States had power to save Australia in time of attack. He cited American military strength that saved Australia in the last war and warned against an isolated stance. He faulted Labor plans to bring home forces from Vietnam and urged a bipartisan effort amid a hostile Senate.
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German charity vows aid to Vietnam hospital
A spokesman for the Catholic relief network Cart tos said West Gere nant officials will send enough medical equipment worth about 245,000 to Vietnam’s Wibod hospital to support Catholic welfare efforts.
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Woman killed in Forrest collision near National Circuit
Mrs Josephine Mae Julie Ramsey, 36, of Faunce Crescent, O'Connor, died yesterday when her car collided with another at the intersection of National Circuit and Melbourne Avenue, Forrest. The other driver, Mr Allan Wilfred Gregory, 39, of Leichhardt Street, Kingston, sustained head lacerations.
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VIP questions anger PM Holt reveals forgotten document
In Adelaide on Tuesday Prime Minister Holt disclosed he was briefed on an official minute about VIP passenger records kept 12 months, longer than his believed norm. He faced questions on why the minute remained buried until November while defending earlier explanations to Parliament.
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Birth control pills given to girls at Darenth Park Hospital
London report says an investigation was ordered after it emerged that girls at Darenth Park Hospital for the Mentally Subnormal in Dartford, Kent, had been regularly given birth control pills without their knowledge on the orders of consultant psychiatrist Dr Nesbitt Heffernan. The reason cited was concern over girls’ sexual behavior.
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US General Hochmuth Killed in Vietnam Flight Disaster
Major-General Bruno Hochmuth, 56, commander of the 3rd US Marine Division near Hue, was killed when his helicopter exploded in flight and crashed into a lake. Four others died. The cause is not yet known. enemy fire is being considered. Hochmuth was the highest ranking US Marine to die in the war. His home was in Texas. He had been meeting in Hue with General Truong. Thailand announced it would send one division of about 20,000 combat troops to South Vietnam at the Vietnamese Government's request, joining its current 2,200 combat soldiers there. Ministers cited the fight against Communist aggression and regional defense.
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Dak To battle hurts paratroopers as North Vietnamese press attack
Paratroopers of the Tard Airborne Brigade fired point blank into North Vietnamese infantry near Dak To, as 8 52 bombers raided the area. Ten US paratroopers died and 27 were wounded. sniper fire and mortar rounds plagued the front. General Giap directs the Dak To offensive from Hanoi, with US 4th Infantry and 1st Field Forces reporting heavy fighting and predicted major victory. The Johnson administration plans brief, sudden pauses during a potential Christmas truce as humanitarian gestures.
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Protest clashes as private found guilty over Vietnam order
In San Francisco a court martial convicted Private Ron Lockman, 23, of defying a lawful order to aboard a Saigon bound troop transport. Police arrested 13 after fist fights with military police outside the court building, while Lockman cited ghettos of Philadelphia as his war. Tokyo reports four US Navy desertions protected by a Japanese antiwar group though police warn a nationwide search will follow.
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Bushfire nears Burrinjuck threatens timber and road link
A bushfire around Burrinjuck State Forest has already scorched between 1000 and 1200 acres of timber near the Burrinjuck township about 70 miles from Canberra. Fire crews patrolled through the night and warn there is no immediate danger to Burrinjuck despite the blaze threatening the Burrinjuck road and its link to the Hume Highway. Weather aided firefighting with a westerly wind, mild temperatures, and light drizzle providing relief. the fire’s origin is suspected to be blasting during works two days prior.
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Cooler Today With Moderate Fire Danger In ACT
The fire danger in the ACT will ease from moderate to high, reaching a maximum of 74 degrees, down from yesterday’s 86 at noon. The Bureau of Meteorology expects gusty west to east winds and a cooler shift later, with showers continuing. Cloud builds through the day.
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British Premier Wilson Eyes Bridge Link to America
A report notes Prime Minister Mr Wilson aims to advance plans to bridge a continental gap with America, framing a potential transatlantic link. The article appears on page 7 with related offshore oil and Philippine election items noted on page 4 and other pages.
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