Paddy's Market sellers fight back in Canberra protest
A petition from Canberrans calling for Paddy's Market near Kingston to stay open gathered over 2 600 signatures at weekend trading. Vendors argue a relocation would hurt fruit and vegetable trade and health, while opponents warn traffic and noise. Local shopkeepers fear closures as ministers consider the future of the site.
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McMahon Denies Pledging Australia Support to U S Leaders
SYDNEY Sunday. Treasurer Mr McMahon denied on his return from the United States today that he told American leaders Australia would pay for their policies. He said his statement related to economic and financial matters and not to the Vietnam war.
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Late News Australia Hockey Scrim Sets Tight Stakes
A sporadic late news item notes a hockey scrimmage with limited readable details. It mentions goals by Noh Miata and a set tone of high stakes and negotiations amid unclear context.
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Bowler takes 10 Shield wickets
Perth Sunday report on Ian Brayshaw, 25, becoming the seventh Australian to take ten wickets in a Sheffield Shield match at the WACA. He bowled 78 overs for 10 for 4 in Victoria innings, supported by several dismissals, with a record first-class effort amid cheering from the pavilion. Other Australians to achieve ten in an innings are named.
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Antiwar protest clashes at the Pentagon and abroad
Thousands demonstrated against the Vietnam War in Washington and cities worldwide. Reports vary on tear gas use and arrests, with officials citing 30 000 to 35 000 in Washington and police deploying water cannon in West Berlin. Protests extended to London Tokyo Hong Kong and Hanoi where leaders urged support for peace efforts.
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Lee Kuan Yew Warns on Vietnam War Developments
Mr Lee Kuan Yew warned that American actions in Vietnam could deteriorate if current U S policies continued. He spoke at Harvard University outlining concerns over demonstrations and foreign policy during the period.
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Crisis over sinking of destroyer Eilat provokes war fears
Sinking of the Israeli destroyer Eilat near Port Said triggers denouncements as a deliberate act of war. A combined air and naval rescue operated overnight. 15 sailors killed, 36 missing, 181 rescued with 48 wounded. Survivors report chaos and multiple missile strikes, while Egypt protests to the UN and Dayan warns of possible offensive through the Suez Canal zone.
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Sick man and wife abducted in ambulance theft
Melbourne police report an ambulance carrying Mr Charles Robinson and his wife Margaret was intercepted by four youths who attacked the driver, seized the vehicle, and abducted the couple before abandoning the ambulance. Robinson was admitted to hospital badly shaken.
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Former Liberal Senator Hannaford Cheers War Protest
More than 19 000 anti war demonstrators cheered former Government Senator Hannaford when he ended 40 years of support for the Government due to its Vietnam policy. He opposed the war and said he would do what he can to fight the policy. Other speakers included an Australian National University professor of Far Eastern History in Sydney. The Australian Council of Churches warned against escalating the Vietnam war and urged peace talks, proposing the US halt bombing North Vietnam to enable negotiations.
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Court Failures Cited Over Decade By Australian Leader
Senator Murphy, Leader of the Opposition in the Senate, told the 2th anniversary dinner of the Jewish Council to Combat Fascism and Anti Semitism in Melbourne that the High Court had not made a decision in 10 years expanding personal freedom, liberty or rights of Australians.
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Australian High Court criticized for neglecting personal freedom
A speaker contrasts the Australian High Court with the United States Supreme Court, praising the latter for advancing individual freedom and civil rights while warning that in Australia liberties are at risk if not defended. The remark cautions against complacency and urges continued vigilance to preserve rights.
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United States Supreme Court
Australia
DLP urges Australia to build its own defence forces
The Democratic Labour Party calls for Australia to develop independent defence capabilities including nuclear options. Page 3 notes on defence policy amid broader security debates. The piece ties to colonial era postures and cross references to policy makers and party stances.
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