Rhodesia party pushes South Africa style segregation plan
Rhodesian Front Party to outline apartheid like laws at September congress in Salisbury. Agenda calls for banning interracial relations and multiracial participation including sport in European schools. Also proposed vote of no confidence in Local Government Minister Mark Patridge over zoning reply and removing the Union Jack to assert independence. Britain asks South Africa to withdraw its police from Rhodesia in a Pretoria note of protest.
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Four new faces join ACT Advisory Council after polls
Saturday’s council elections in Canberra bring four new members Miss Lyndall Ryan J Leedman A Harper and A Fitzgerald to the ACT Advisory Council with Labor likely to gain three seats Liberal two and independents three The result redefines the council balance and top figures include Walsh O Keeffe and Greenish in flux with Rowe counting votes and confirming final quotas next week
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Protest on Russian Kidnap Sparks London Outcry
The Foreign Office accused the Soviet Union of kidnapping Russian scientist Vladimir Tkachenko in Britain. Officials protested Soviet Embassy staff actions at Heathrow as he was taken toward Moscow, saying Tkachenko wished to remain in contact with British authorities.
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Postponement of Newport Pilot in Beet Cover Scheme
Report notes a delay in the Newport pilot program tied to the beet cover scheme. The late item references Reuters and a back page detail, with minimal readable content about timing or officials.
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America
Newport
Reuter
Hay
Party candidates pleased by election results
Labor declared a strong win in the ACT Advisory Council poll with about a third of votes and a 10 percent swing from 1964. Leader G J Walsh said Labor’s gains include more council seats and future cooperation with ALP and independents. Independent A Fitzgerald framed the result as a democratic victory for the True Whig line.
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Rural subdivision halted over potential dam site near Naas
950 acre rural subdivision near Naas south of Canberra faces collapse as authorities assess a possible water storage dam or catchment area. Four blocks of 14 to 22 acres may be flooded or restricted from settlement, with NCDC and Interior Department coordinating on future water supply plans.
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Woman Fatally Stabbed in Melbourne Home
In Melbourne on Sunday a year old woman was found dead at her Vine Street Moonee Ponds home. Police believe she was stabbed with an ice pick. Her husband was hospitalized with chest wounds in satisfactory condition. The deceased is identified as Maria Gustin Cic.
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Maria Gustincic
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Moonee Ponds
Auction Sells Holden for 1100 in Canberra Saturday
The 1949 Holden, once owned by late Mr Daley aged 79 and mounted on ACT 1 plates, sold for 1100 at Canberra auction. It was bought by Bill Ginn, a Canberra carrier and farmer, who expected higher bids. Daley formerly held senior Inland Secretary roles. plates and future alpha-numeric series discussed by Interior Department spokesman.
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Peace calls from U Thant and Dr Ramsey renew hope
In New York and Washington, Archbishop Ramsey and UN Secretary-General U Thant urged renewed peace efforts in Vietnam. Ramsey reiterated that bombing must end before meaningful talks with Hanoi could begin, with suggestions talks might start within three to four weeks of a cessation. Brezhnev in Moscow hinted South Vietnam could become neutral, while US bombers renewed raids, and a Sydney man died in a highway crash.
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Inquiry sought on dead youth
In Brisbane a Cairns couple request a full inquest into the death of their son Robert Ferguson after being arrested by police. Ferguson died September 6 as ambulance was called at 8.30pm, with witnesses saying he appeared healthy when left in a police car at 9.30pm. Police attribute death to asphyxia from vomiting. the father questions the sequence and seeks answers beyond the funeral.
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A. G. Gunn
Exmouth Housing Spent by Australia and US
Australia and the United States will spend three million dollars on additional housing in Exmouth at the North West Cape US communications station, commissioned on Saturday. Deputy ALP Leader Barnard says Labor can win the next Senate election though not yet ready for a general poll. President Nasser reportedly still in power amid western rumours. President Johnson has approved a limited anti missile defence system. A Melbourne inner city survey shows more than 1,200 papil in speaking English inadequately.
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Exmouth
North West Cape
ALP
Barnard
Labor
Melbourne
Drowned farmer near Mittagong while riding horse
Allan James O'Sullivan, 32, drowned yesterday morning near Mittagong when a trotting horse he was exercising in a dam on his property got into difficulty. Police said he attempted to swim to the bank as the horse panicked and he became exhausted after sliding from the horse. The horse escaped the dam unaided.
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