Junior girls school plan for new Denkin site
The Church of England Girls Grammar School plans a pre school and junior facility for 250 to 100 girls. Headmistress Miss FE Heath said plans are in progress and a site has been sought four acres on Grey Street near Adelaide Avenue. Current works include storm drains and sewers as the project advances, with details pending.
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Church of England Girls Grammar School
FE Heath
Denkin
Adelaide Avenue
Grey Street
Jopetoun
Mary Heath
Nobel Literature Prize Awarded to Samuel Beckett
The 1969 Nobel Literature Prize was awarded to Samuel Beckett. Beckett, 63, based in Paris, will receive 475000 crowns in prize money. He is regarded as a leading living playwright and major influence on mid century European drama.
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Stockholm
Samuel Beckett
Beckett
Paris
Murphy
Fragmented Late News Text Is Readable Here
The provided OCR fragment is incomplete and garbled. It contains no clear events, names, or dates to identify a specific news item. The readable parts suggest unrelated words and broken phrases, preventing a coherent summary.
Gorton meets student protesters at Moonee Ponds rally
Prime Minister Gorton faced a small, peaceful crowd of about 150 students waving gladioli during his Moonee Ponds campaign meeting. He delivered a foreign policy focused speech while supporters cheered and sang Waltzing Matilda. Police reported no arrests or incidents.
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Mfurbourne
Liberal Party
Gorton
Gladiols
Moonee Ponds
Labor
Roing
Loss on wool forecast and market notes in Sydney
In Sydney on Thursday wool marketing proposals were likely with results uncertain. Mr Macarthur-Onslow, chairman of the Committee for the Semi Improvement Free Wool Market, spoke at night about government figures and potential impacts including a million and rice aid of $2.6 million and effects in Orange.
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Sydney
Macarthur- Onslow
Comtee
Trucks Cause Road Damage Campaign Faces Debate
Canberra news reports ongoing concern over road damage from overloaded trucks. Shire clerk and Mr E D Buchtmann argue fines to truck operators place burden on ratepayers while authorities pursue state penalties for excessive loads. Seventeen operators were fined from $30 to $220 for overloading.
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Canberra
E. D. Buchtmann
Ruchtmann
Security dossier threat to privacy in Australia
Sydney reports on a debate from the 1969 Boyer lectures with professors warning that security dossier systems threaten individual privacy and employment prospects. They caution that computer data banks could become unchallengeable authorities, risking errors and machine malfunctions in recording and indexing personal information.
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Sydney
Australia
Zeman Cowen
Cows
Lebanon seeks new Premier as army clashes flare in south
President Charles Helou begins search for a new Premier while the Lebanese army confronts Palestinian guerrillas in the south. Rashid Karam had been caretaker head, with a fragmented 99 member parliament hindering formation. Security reinforcements patrol Beirut as protests ripple through the Arab world amid reported commando raids and border clashes with Syria.
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Aap-Reuter
Charles Helou
Rashid Karam
Mir
Tehanon
Woo
Koramni
Democratic Front
Tripartite Alliance
Camille Chamoun
Raymond Edde
Pierre Gemayel
Independens
Bourg Al-Arajeeh
Amman
AL Hussein
Axluy
Magssat
Beirut-Damascus
Syria
Lebanon
Ari Fes
Elbanon
Palestine Liberan Organisation
al Fatah
Mmngute
Maasni
Beirut-Damascue
Manana
Pehanen Otervers
Paley Hinwa
Mnst
Lebannon
Reina
Sym
Saige Conmand
Roath
AL Avie Vand
Malaysia warns of Malayan Communist Party comeback
Kuala Lumpur director of operations Tun Abdul Razak said the banned Malayan Communist Party members hiding in southern Thailand were planning a comeback and activity. The remark signals renewed security concerns amid regional tensions and counter insurgency efforts.
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Kuala Lumpur
Rhunday
Aap-Reuter
Malaysia
Tun Abdul Razak
Malayan Communist Party
Thai + land
$500000 Instrument Package Searched By NASA Teams
Officials from the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the Department of Supply deploy a large NSW search across a southeastern area for a missing $500000 scientific instrument package. The cache includes a gamma ray telescope and NASA gear transported by the world’s largest balloon, with an automatic radio beacon for quick recovery.
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Tment of Supply
US National Aeronautics and Space ‘Administration
Nsw
NASA
Balloon and radio gear tracked during recovery effort
A large balloon with an instrument package drifted north of Hay while radar and visual tracking followed its descent. An NASA aircraft and Tidbinbilla Honeysuckle Creek stations prepared for simulated Apollo tracking tests to relay signals to Canberra. Recovery work would take months and occur using US computers.
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Hay
Nsw
Devel Botielle
United States
Canberra
Tidbin
Billa
Canerra
Wight
Tidbinbills
Monee Suckle Creek
Roth
Tidbinbille
Siney
Pacific
Western Mining plan for Kambalda nickel smelter
Western Mining chairman Sir Lindsay Clark announced in Melbourne that a final decision on a Western Australia nickel project at the Kambalda deposit would likely be made next year after the necessary work is completed. The forthcoming decision follows extended coverage in the Melbourne office.
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Fenee
Australa
Michele Trom
Kambalda Depos
Western Mining
Sir Linslesay Clark
Melbourne
Hanoi says US bombs resume in North Vietnam war
Paris dispatch summarizes accusations by North Vietnam’s leader Me Thay that US bombing resumed in North Vietnam and expanded the war to Laos. Nghe An Quang Binh and Hai Tinh provinces reportedly faced air strikes as peace talks continued, with US negotiator Lodge calling for talks with the National Liberation Front.
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Paris
Xwan Thin
US Today
North Vietnam
Laos
United Press International
Me Thay
Sail Yevterday
AP Tokyo
Nghe Ang Quang Binh
Hai Tinh
Panhandle
Thuy
LIS
Inter
Toalay
Mr Lodge
Cher
National Liberation
Urgent reports on flu in Papua New Guinea
Urgent reports sought on flu in PNG while police efforts focus on a network of Bettiah thugs said to have fled to Australia. The page mentions a final national election poll due today and Peter Schuless discussing the role of opinion, with foreign policy and defense among election issues.
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Png
Ronald Biges
Yeverday
Tondou
Taquiries
Bettiah
Australis
Tne
Peter Schuless
Space race mood in press reports on Soviet space plans
A newspaper note cites space officials claiming the Soviet Union is near manned orbital stations, with page 7 coverage. It also records a Supreme Court plea to stay a case after two shots were fired, one fatal to a 15-year-old boy in Nowra, though only one firearm discharged by a policeman. Other items note Women’s pages and Arts entertainment listings, plus lotteries and classifieds on pages 24 and 25.
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Supreme Court
Fred
Nowra
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