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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Nov 22, 1968

Page

2

Two men enough PM says at Russian Day reception

The Prime Minister said two men were enough at a Russian National Day reception in Cunbesre wa External Affairs officers. The government was officially represented on November 8 by Acting First Assistant Secretary Chutes of European Airs I and The Chief of Procol, in a veriton reply to Sewn Cavanagh La ir Gorton.

Fenoray Wovermer Cunbesrewa Jorion Weds Frestlay Sewn” Cavanagh Lair Gorton Chutes European Airs I Procol

Duntroon Exercise Involves RAAF Trainers At Weekend

A Royal Military College Duntroon exercise in Captains Flat area involves RAAF Minige Sabre and Winjeel aircraft. The operation simulates attacking targets to clear hills as part of annual drills conducted by elders of the college.

Raaf Minige Sabre Whighlers Winjeel

Papua New Guinea secession drive continues despite opposition

Rabaul based Melanesian independence front presses for support as it plans its first general meeting soon. Me S G Simpson says the group has about 300 members and hopes to recruit branches across the territory, with aims tied to regional autonomy and citizenship debates in Papua New Guinea.

Port Moresby Melanesian — Ldependence Front New Guinea Islands New Zealand-Horn Rabaul G. Simpson Simpson Finenes Papuie New Gilines Me Barnes Mate Giluin Prorami

Call for Black New Guinea Cotton Bounty Shift

The minister for primary industry Anthony Nesii warns that an over supply of cotton is diluting the bounty this year. He notes a favourable marketing approach but fears intensified competition will pass a larger share of the bounty to buyers, pressuring financially weaker producers.

Prlmary Industry Anthony Nesii Mars Seling

Missing Mopsy Sparks Community Search

A family in Narrabun reports their pet dog Mopsy, a mix of cocker spaniel and poodle, has vanished. Neighbors and local groups joined a forum led by Mr Fraser to organize a search and reassure the anxious household.

Mr. Fraser Hay Department of Primary Mansy Melipim Rome Rosea Narrabunareas Morsing Fraser

Inquiries on Citizenship Debate and Policy Shifts

Inquiries on citizenship surface amid a Canberra debate on development programs and travel costs. Officials discuss climate of confidence in a key administrator, with references to price concessions, immigration office roles, and weekend operations affecting overseas growers and Sydney communities.

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Troops Arrive in Vietnam to Join Australian Force

Troops from the 9th Battalion Royal Australian Regiment arrived at Vung Tau yesterday to join the Australian task force in Vietnam. The main body traveled to reinforce operations as part of the allied push in the region.

Vung Tau Thrissary NAP 9Th Battalion Vietnam

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