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JETS CLAIMED bombs and rockets against the dike on which we were standing. "In several other attacks and evidently without bothering to aim precisely, jets dropped more explosives to both sides of us. HANOI, Tuesday, A group of foreign journalists inspecting bomb damage to North Vietnam's vital dikes escaped injury this morning when US planes attacked the irrigation system, Jean Thorval of Agcnce France Presse reported today. He said the journalists, including him, had agreed that the American pilots, were aiming specifically for the dikes. They had- walked about "About a mile away, in the hamlets bordering Nam Sach, about 40 miles from Hanoi, warning bells announced the advance of US aircraft.

"A few seconds later about a dozen fighter bombers could be seen flying fairly high above the hamlets. "Then the jets went into a dive and released, several a mile through rice paddies to look over damage caused by three previous attacks, the most recent on Sunday, he said. Thorval reported: "It was about 6 am, an hour after dawn. We had just arrived at the edge of a crater made by an earlier attack when, we heard the sound of approaching jet aircraft, fx "Since there was no nearby shelter not even a tree the journalists had all the time they needed to study the action in which the Americans were- complete masters. "The small town of Nam Sach has no significant anti-aircraft defences, and only two or three missiles were fired at thi attackers, 'The Phantoms and A7 (Intruders) dived towards us again, undisturbed by the missiles." He said the Nam Sach region contained about 34 Evonne Nude HIGHEST GOVERNMENT GUARANTEED INTEREST RATES AVAILABLE.

14 die in Sind language rioting sketches bring protest Miss Goolagong and other sportsmen and sportswomen have a right to expect." It also expressed regret "that such a distinguished guest in our country has been occasioned such a cause of distress, especial ly having regard to the (fm (if Jl (iS d)IM (WteB I Sates I Snffiaaa I racateE 1 mues oi qikcs wnicn naa existed for generations. In South Vietnam today US helicopters lifted a force of South Vietnamese marines to the north-west of Quang. Tri City. A Government military spokesman said it had been the first time in South. Vietnam's counter-offensive that Government troops had taken up fighting' positions beyond the Han River, which cuts through the western edge of the city.

The battalion, about 600 men, landed near the deserted Quang Tri combat base, which had been abandoned during the North Vietnamese offensives The spokesman said the marines had not yet reported making contact with the North Vietnamese in the two miles from the city. The main aims of the new thrust are believed to be to prevent North Vietnamese reinforcements moving down from the North and to complete the isolation of the city by Government units. Officials in Hue said today a South Vietnamese marine who escaped from his North Vietnamese cap qualities of good sports' manship which Miss LONDON, Tuesday. Five Members of Parliament moved yesterday that a newspaper feature showing drawings of Evonne Goola-gong in the nude be referred to the Press Council. The article and drawing appeared on June 26 in the London "Sun," controlled by the Australian newspaper proprietor Mr Rupert Murdoch.

The parliamentary group, headed by the former Labour Party Sports Minister, Mr Denis Howell, said the article a "debasement of proper standards of journalism." Goolagong shows." The drawings of Miss Goolagong were described in the article as how "brilliant young artist Paul Trevillion sees her. They showed Mr Trevil-: lion impression of a side and back view of the 20 year-old Australian play ing tennis in shoes only. (AAP) The N.S.W. Government unconditionally guarantees half yearly interest payments, and full repayment of principal on maturity. KARACHI, Tuesday.

At least 14 people were killed yesterday as fighting between police and rival Urdu and Sindhi-speaking mobs, spread throughout the Sind Province of Pakis-stan. Five people were reported killed in Karachi four by police bullets. In Hyderabad, 100 miles to the east, nine were killed in fighting between mobs. Deaths also were reported at Hala and Tando Al-lahyar. Karachi and Hyderabad were under curfew today as the language crisis, set off by a Sind province measure making Sindhi the official language, went into its fifth day.

Unconfirmed reports put the death toll in Karachi since the riots began at 20. In Karachi, the provincial capital with four million population, the district magistrate reported "violent and massive violation" of the curfew last night. He said mobs had gone on the rampage in various localities "erecting barriers and setting bonfires on all main roads, compelling traffic to come to a halt." Three blocks of government buildings had been burnt down aqd a hotel seriously damaged. "Mobs also attacked television and radio stations but were prevented from doing any damage," said. (AAP-Reuter) US bid to cut car cover NEW YORK, Tuesday.

The US Insurance Services Office has recommended to its member companies a 10 per cent cut in collision insurance tors near Quang Tri City had reported seeing two American prisoners possibly pilots being led to the city. On the southern front. North Vietnamese forces stepped up their artillery 'I on 1973 cars because of Miss Goolagong, who won the Wimbledon women's championship last year, was defeated in this year's final on Friday. The MPs two Conservatives, two Labour and one Liberal also called on the Government to refer "this type of publication" to a Government committee investigating Britain's laws of defamation. The sketches of Miss Goolagong playing tennis nude headed "Goolagong.

in the altogether" appeared in the newspaper on the opening day of Wimbledon. It was part of the paper's "naked truth of sport" series, which on Friday showed drawings of Princess Anne on a horse and wearing only boots, gloves and a riding hat. The MPs motion in the improved bumpers. The vice-president of the advisory organisation, Mr Richard Savage, said yesterday that hundreds of insurance companies affi auat-Rs msi mgm against An Loc and South Vietnamese positions to the south along Highway 13. More than 450 shells hit the South Vietnamese positions but the Saigon Command said casualties had been light.

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Miss Barbara Hill said "No" yesterday to Mr Graeme Tait, of Melbourne, after he had sailed i I e-handed halfway around the world to see whether she would marry him. In a quayside cafe in Falmouth, Miss Hill, 26, a secretary, gave her answer to the 36-year-old bearded builder she met nearly three years ago at a dance in Melbourne, where she worked after migrating to Australia. She had to fly home to England when her mother became ill. So Mr Tait decided to sail to England in the 34ft ketch Moala he was then building. The voyage took him 2i years before he was reunited with Miss Hill on Sunday.

Before she left for home yesterday, Miss Hill told friends: "When we met again I realised that I could not go through with it because my feelings for Graeme had changed." (AAP) For prospectus and further details, phone 2 0648 (Sydney) or 29 9033 (Wollongong). SYDNEY WATER BOARD LOAN Underwritten by A. C. COODE Members of The Stock Exchange of Melbourne Limited. Earlier, to meet other demands by Fischer, workmen ripped out two rows of seats after he complained that the audience would be too close to the players and changed the table boards after he said he liked dark green squares instead of (AAP-Reuter) 29.1410.