Kidney Foundation to form in Canberra with nationwide branches
An Australian Kidney Foundation modeled on the National Heart Foundation will be formed early next year with headquarters in Canberra and branches in state capitals. It brings together the Urological Society of Australia and the Australian Society of Nephrology to fund research and inform both medical professionals and the public about renal medicine and kidney transplant centers.
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National Heat Foundation
Canberra
Renal Medcme
Society of Nephrology
Melbourne
Urological Society
Society of Nephropxy
Unislogical Suiety
Society
Nephrology
F. Doyle
Uals
Urategy
Medical and Scientific Advsory Committee
Haiphong Shipyards Targeted by Bombers Amid Heavy Attacks
Reports say Haiphong shipyards and coastal facilities were heavily damaged in air raids. Soviet technicians reportedly worked in the complex hit near the city with later strikes seen from ships and airfields. The article notes MiG 21s using ground radar to vector jets and heavy B52 bombers conducting raids around Can Thien and nearby marshes.
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Auhore Kawsianmsiles Sae Helicopters
Syncrateik
Cuisste
Bilynd Te Mace Nahi Fe Cal Ry
Fongthmye
Yeelawe
Ionich
Jefe and
Lors
Murring
Agin
Salon
North Vietnam
Air Force
Etter
Late news item with scattered unfamiliar names
A rough fragmentary note reports outcomes from a Friday event involving players such as Raven Station and Gary Player. The text is garbled, but hints at a final match or round with unclear scores and several proper names implied.
Students welcomed the Australian Defence Force Act
Saigon dispatch from the official South Vietnamese press agency quotes 1000 Sydney University students praising Canberra for the quick action to deter and punish supporters of communists in Vietnam. Foreign ministry notes say the extra ordinary convention passed a resolution urging the Australian Government to enact a Defence Force Protection Act to penalize Australians who aid the Vietcong.
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Saigon
Nietnamy Press
Sydney University
Freehold Land in the ACT to be Probed by Parliamentary Committee
Canberra debate centers on the ACT Freehold tenure and land use with a move to refer the ordinance to the Parliamentary Joint Committee on the ACT. Senator Word leads the committee, aiming to report before Parliament as the Senate demands limits on freehold plots and subdivision.
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Parliamentary — Joint Committee
Anhony
Senate
de Parkes
Canberra
Anthony
Senate Committee On
Qurensland
Pifce
Juin Committee
Wot
Alea
Hull
ACT
TR. Fraser
Joint Committee
Fraser
Int
Mtr Fraser
Evertine
Parlin
Double killing at Goulburn in early yesterday attack
Police questioned a man at Nowra late last night in connection with a double killing in Goulburn. The bodies of Carol Asiaurus and Donald Collins were found behind a Union Street house. Roadblocks and bush searches followed as police hunted a 27 year old armed suspect.
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Gouburn
Nowra
Goulburn
Carol Asiaurus
Donald Francis Collins
Tam
Union Street
Cecil Radburn
Col Fins
Marylin
Cavan Leigh
Nowrn
Torture of seaman alleged
Mak Yan a 47 year old Chinese seaman on motor ship Thilwa was allegedly tortured by four customs officers in a Federal court. He faced heroin import charges with HK$50 000 bail listed. The court heard Mak denied the heroin charge and claimed he was kicked and struck with a cigarette lighter. Bail was refused.
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Huny
Toxtay
Mak Yan
Motor Shin Thilwa
Simicitor
Mak
Gillis
Gills
Mer. A. Doherty
Crown
Ine
Hong’ Kone
British minister to visit Rhodesia for talks next month
Commonwealth Secretary Thomsen plans a Salisbury visit next month to discuss independence with Rhodesian leaders. In a separate note, talks in Washington over a possible meeting with Uganda's President and Kenya's President were mentioned, with no tension intended.
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Rhodesia
London
Reuter
Commonwealth Secreary
Thomsin
Salinbury
Royon Altan
Ayhare
Uganda
Kenyatin
Rand
Thomann
Salishiry
Me Smith
Me Thomsen
Washington
South Caroina
United States
China
Nheration
Oil drivers strike disrupts Melbourne garages
In Melbourne a Shell Oil tanker drivers strike halts service stations and grounds air services with about 700 drivers involved. A special hearing by the Arbitration Commission is set for tomorrow to halt the strike extending into Next Web, as unions protest the Transfer of forklift workers to different unions while affecting East-West Airline and Ansett services.
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Melbourne
Shell
Monlay Anseh-Ana
Wislay- Ib
Sydney
Shell Oil Co
The
Arbitration Commission
Tey
Next Web
Lia
South Australia
Victoria
Priion
Storemen and Packers Union International
Damages Awarded to Student in Oakleigh High Fight Case
A Supreme Court jury in Melbourne awarded Graeme Richards 124,221 pounds for injuries from a classroom fight at Oakleigh High School five years ago. The verdict blamed the teacher in charge, Roker Ralph Traill, for negligence. the school principal was cleared. The Shire Government faced the claim, while medical and other expenses were included. Judge Metherney adjourned motions and excused jurors for two years after a five day trial.
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Melbourne
Supreme Court
Oakleigh High School
Graeme Richards
Roker Ralph Teall
We Clase
Viccla
Tanle
Schol
FH Tivegner
Nawer Connor
Habee Melnerney
Connors
Grwgene
Iim
John Hichards
Hekavk
Aln
Fliegner
Traill
Englind
Evie Fence
Justce Metnerey
Hhirare
Fine Weekend Forecast From Weather Bureau
The forecast indicates clearing today with a sunny weekend. Temperatures around 62 degrees with a light to moderate south wind. Yesterday peaked at 71 and bottomed at 53. Rainfall recorded to 9 pm last night totaled 12 thousandths of an inch.
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Bureau of Meteorology
Fleet Air Arm to Deploy to Vietnam from Sydney
Forty six RAN personnel will fly from Sydney to Vietnam tomorrow and Monday to join a US Army unit. The group includes helicopter crews and maintenance staff. This marks the Royal Australian Navy third commitment in the region, joining HMAS Perth and clearance diving team already operating in Vietnam.
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Fleet Air Arm
Sydney
Vietnam
RAN
Hmas Perth
Vietnass
Australia s pages announce writers and political items
The page notes Robert Graves arriving in Australia for his first visit and Ian Allan as a NSW MP backing regional Senate election. It mentions Ayub Khan reviewed by Professor Colin Hughes and a Canberra biologist probing results affecting public health and wealth, plus community themes and pages on courts arts radio and real estate.
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Oor
Federal Country Party
Nsw
Ian Allan
Robert Graves
England
Australia
Maurice Dunnevy
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