University magazine reveals LSD formula claims in Sydney
A university student magazine in Sydney published what it claims is a formula for the mutation and distribution of LSD. The two page feature, blamed on the Mitchell Library, criticises government moves to curb drug sales while noting new legislation will criminalize sale, manufacture, and supply of LSD and related drugs when it comes into force. The piece reports street prices and criticizes law changes amid broader calls for deeper chemical knowledge.
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Storm brings mud and wind across South Australia
A dust storm from central and South Australia moved east causing mud on thousands of cars and damaged property in Canberra. The Bureau recorded gusts up to 42 mph and heavy showers were expected with gusty south west winds easing later. Snow reports were sparse with some alpine areas noting limited accumulation.
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Late News Tidings From Tempest of War
Fragmented script-like note mentions individuals and a chaotic scene with references to meetings and demonstrations. Names and places are obscured, leaving an impression of late breaking events and unsettled conditions amid unclear reportage.
Women Run for Cover as Rifle Fire Rakes Brisbane Suburb
In Holland Park Brisbane a woman and two children hid behind mattresses as a NOR Calibre rifleman opened fire. Mrs Helen Hozynka, 42, her five year old son John, and neighbor Alexandra Tarnawski sheltered while bullets shattered windows and walls. A man was later taken into custody after a backyard struggle. police investigated the incident as a residence shooting.
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Rates unpaid in coast homes protest at Mossy Point
Holiday home owners at Mossy Point protest high rates and plan to withhold payments. Mrs A Dulgamo says the Shire Council plans a road and charges make ownership unaffordable. Canberra officials discuss summonses. ratepayers seek relief and political action to halt rate increases.
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One Dies in Air Crash at Singapore Airport
A United States military aircraft carrying 14 people crashed and burned during takeoff in Singapore. One person was killed in the incident.
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Petition Against Blocking Blamey Crescent in Canberra
Residents of Campell and nearby Auburbe fear blocking Blamey Crescent will push traffic into narrow streets like Creswell, creating hazards. Seven of the ACT Advisory Council discussed this with National Capital Development Commission officials, with plans and questions centered on the proposed underpass and planners’ ideas.
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Britain Sees Setbacks in Common Market Push
Labour backed government bid to join the Common Market is shaken by reports from Brussels that Britain’s unsettled economy and balance of payments will complicate entry talks. Paris notes unconfirmed claims that de Gaulle opposes negotiations. Foreign Secretary Brown won a two to one vote in Scarborough for pursuing entry, arguing economic and political advantages. The Commission urged opening negotiations, citing Britain’s need to adapt its economy and address agricultural ties with the Commonwealth as a major factor in any terms.
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British Foreign Secretary Eyes Talks With Common Market
The report cites that a single British market outlet for New Zealand butter exists while Foreign Secretary Brown signals encouragement from the Common Market executive commission and readiness to negotiate. British sources expect Brown to rebut critics of the economy at the Western European Union ministerial council in London, amid Gaullist editorial pressure and rumours of de Gaulle opposing talks.
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Suharto Plans New Cabinet Reshuffle
Indonesian Acting President General Suharto said a cabinet reshuffle is planned and will be carried out soon as speculation swirls over timing before Friday’s visit of Japanese Prime Minister Sato. Subwito noted discussions were held in detail and that they are awaiting the right time.
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bravery honored as Austra lians receive Queen's Birthday awards
Sergeant Gordon Buttriss earned a Medal for bravery in Vietnam and, at Government House, Yaira humta displayed further courage alongside his wife and mother. Five RAAP members were among 39 Australians honored in the Queen's Birthday list, including Gear Medal recipient Selion Casey Trim and Corporal J J Fairey, with VIP attendees such as Lt General Daly and Dame Ivy Wedgwood.
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Housewife leads Canberra tale in local service clash
A fragmented Canberra news item shows a housewife leading a local dispute at Kane Street service station. The report mentions Mrs Jennie, a Canberra resident, and a group called Southern Crows in a first care context, with unclear details about the national and international angle.
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Margaret Smith resumes tennis in perth comeback plans
Margaret Smith announced she will return to tournament tennis next month after a ten month gap. She aims to compete in the Victorian Western Australian and Tasmanian championships before pursuing the Australian singles title for an eighth time. She has trained daily, with gym and running, and will decide on Wimbledon after the Australian championships. She will partner Helen in a fashion shop event at Claremont Showdown.
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Call for more men in war reports from Canberra Times
Exclusive Canberra Times report notes Minister Anthony and Shabelski on colonial fascinations and Russian observers amid war talk. Mentions B H P shares rising to 1431 pounds on London Stock Exchange and listing on pages 9 and 15. Includes real estate and garden pages.
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First-night flop as workers threaten hotel shut down
Wellington reports a disputed hotel closing next Monday with staff planning a 1 pm walkout to press for higher pay. Harmen seek NZ$1 an hour extra for all hours after 1 pm, while employers have offered some terms. The decision follows a breakdown in talks.
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