Prince Charles to spend term at Geelong Grammar School
LONDON Monday Prince Charles the heir to the throne will attend Geelong Grammar School in Victoria for a summer term beginning February 1. At 17 he will be the first Royal to study at an overseas Commonwealth school, with his father and Prime Minister commenting on the arrangement as Australia and Britain consider the implications for royal education within the empire.
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Wilson
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Ren Cates
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Anata
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OConnor Man Wins Canberra Road Safety Contest
Allan MacDonald of Worgoola Close OConnor won the Canberra Times AUT Road Safety Council contest yesterday. The winner receives a £10 prize or related award. Channel 7 and 2CA broadcast coverage and Canberra Times reporters spoke with residents in Manuka and Kingston noting support for the safety drive.
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Worgoola Close
O'Connor
Canberra
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Campain
Labour safety council notes driver inattention as major crash factor
Canberra police report 20 accidents yesterday linked to driver distraction. Two deaths, Peter Dunglison and his wife, occurred when their car collided with another vehicle. Transport figures show a drop in vehicle registrations and rising injuries. experts urge safer driving and attention to road conditions.
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ACT and Safety Council
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Nsw
Peter Dunglison
Pendsetta
Canberra
Chaio” Collein
Sonder Gni-H
Ban on PKI Deepens Indonesian Political Crises
The article reports Indonesia banning PKI affiliates including Pemuda Rakyat Gerwani and Sobsi as part of a government drive to crush the movement. It notes President Sukarno resisting army pressure for full dissolution, ongoing purges in government sectors, and China protesting over the crackdown and diplomat incidents in Jakarta.
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Pemuda Rakyat
Communist Party
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Indonesia
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China
Cormercial — Counsellor
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Todohesian Tra
Chinese Foreign Ministry
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Sukarno
Associated Press
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Fragmented Late News Item About Unclear Events
An incomplete OCR fragment references Shell Avent and Meri Anwar with garbled names and stray phrases. The readable parts suggest a temporary or late news brief possibly involving a person or event, but specifics, dates, places, or clear actions are absent.
Heart kept beating after death revived outside body in Miami
A man described in Miami yesterday as having his heart kept beating outside the body after death. The revival lasted beyond medical meetings, with experts confirming the extraordinary feat and its implications for resuscitation research.
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Miami
Dutch heart experiment claims groundbreaking ops
A six hour procedure at the Wilhelmina Gasthuis Hospital in Amsterdam reports the heart was removed and the organ studied outside the body. Dutch surgeons and colleagues described the attempt as a landmark in medicine, noting the oxygenated blood flow and practical implications despite the organ being lifeless during experimentation.
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Gasthuis Hospital
Rhodesia rejects mission amid indecision over independence
Rhodesia has rejected Britain's Commonwealth Prime Ministers mission proposal amid debate on independence. A United Nations envoy warned withdrawal from British funds could follow if talks fail. Prime Minister Wilson urged caution as Rhodesia’s stance sparked regional and Commonwealth tensions.
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Rhodesia
Britain
Commonwealth
Cane
Teachers college case urges ACT Advisory Council action
Dr J C Caldwell presented a strong case for establishing a Teachers College in Canberra to the ACT Advisory Council last night. Other items noted include a peaceful settlement effort in India and protests by demonstrators in Singapore.
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Canberra
ACT Advisory Council
J. C. Caldwell
Ching
India
Trompe
Singapore
Advisory Council
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