Pronounce it Sink says PM at Canberra exhibition
Lord Warden Sir Robert Menzies corrects British habit and declares the pronunciation Sink Ports during a Canberra opening. The exhibition, themed Interesting Possessions of Many Vande, raises Red Cross funds with art porcelains sculpture and books from 37 of 41 missions. Admission 5 shillings for all-day viewing with 2pm to 4:30pm embassy gallery hours.
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Indonesians rally as PKI center shelled and clashes flare
Indonesian Army cordons PKI headquarters amid protests in Jakarta and Kediri as youths shout calls to dissolve PKI and Aidit. Fire damages a one story PKI building while clashes and gunfire disrupt the capital. The government warns against violence and seeks calm as authorities arrest hundreds in Riau islands.
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Freedom from Hunger Teach-In Draws 400 At ANU
About four hundred attended the Freedom from Hunger teach-in at the Australian National University. Four dozen speakers discussed hunger as a cause of revolution while some argued specifics. Proceeds go to the ACT Campaign. The report notes rumors of Army purges of Communists in reprisal for last Friday's generals murder.
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Feral Declaration and TV Guide Fragments in Unclear Notes
The readable text hints at a debate over independence for Britain and references television guide items. It mentions a “Chins and the Bomb” review by Albert Lamb, book reviews on pages 10 and 11, and several unrelated sections including sports and classifieds.
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Land charge dismissed for Branko Paic bid at Chifley block
Mr Hermes dismissed a charge against Branko Paic of making a false statutory declaration after an auction on September 14. The court found the document not a statutory declaration. Paic, who bid 1 shilling for a Chifley block, will not get the land as the Department of the Interior considers him ineligible. Paic will have 10 pounds plus 31 pounds rent and 4 pounds survey fee refunded.
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Olympic Vote Redraws German Teams Status
The International Olympic Congress granted East Germany a separate Olympic statue while East and West Germany had competed as a single team in the Melbourne 1956 Rome 1960 and Tokyo 1964 Olympics. The report is from Madrid via Reuters.
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Rhodesian Prime Minister Smith in talks with Wilson
Rhodesia's Prime Minister Smith is reported to be in talks with British Prime Minister Wilson aimed at an independence settlement. The late news from London notes the discussions continue amid mounting pressure for Rhodesia to define its future status.
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Canberra seminar outlines decentralisation incentives for industry
About 300 businessmen heard NSW Government and local councils offer to back new industries around Canberra with 90 percent land and building loans and housing for senior staff. Officials sketched potential benefits, but attendees questioned concrete measures and the feasibility of Canberra as an industrial hub amid decentralisation plans.
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Black man dies after delayed ambulance in racially torn Birmingham
A Black man bled to death yesterday after a white ambulance did not arrive promptly in Birmingham, Alabama, amid racial tensions. Report mentions delays and local concern as authorities investigate the incident.
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President Johnson Undergoes Gallbladder Surgery
President Johnson underwent a completely successful operation at Bethesda Naval Hospital for gallbladder removal. A stone was found in the gall bladder and another in the ureter. both were removed. Presidential spokesman Bil Moyea confirmed details and that the procedure lasted several hours.
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Australians deploy gas in Vietnam operation near Saigon
AustrAlians conduct a light cashed fire operation against the Vietcong Tron Triangle stronghold about 33 miles north of Saigon.
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Canberra Times 1940 Nagging Crisis Shapes New Gover
25 years ago in Canberra the Canberra Times reports on efforts to form an all party government amid dangers of political collapse. Memes and Curin call for national options, with garden commemorations and a service hut for veterans discussed. Shakes and magpies escalate as pedestrians face attacks at Manuka Ovals.
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