Tumut hydroelectric project to open station in Victoria
The Prime Minister will open the Tumut hydroelectric station on May 5. Sir Wil Hudson said the plant will supply power to Victoria and Tumut with 660 606 Kw capacity across multiple stages. When Tumut I and II run fully, yearly output will rise significantly, making the Murray region home to a major power station with about 760 000 Kw capacity.
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Tumut I
Tumut
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Murray
Reds Expel 2 Officials in Moscow Turmoil
Soviet Tass reports two Italian nationals, Miss Celestina Storoni and Mr. Dingoni, expelled from the Soviet Union after trials tied to alleged speculations. Police arrested them on April 12, linking the case to illicit dealings in timber and luxury watches with Russian accomplices.
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Tass
Cestna Storoni
Ding ‘Oni
Assian
Onis
Russia
Herman Titov
Kremlin Congress Palace
Irregularities in Canberra Co operative Building Societies
The Registrar of Co operative Societies reported irregularities in the administration of six Canberra co operative building societies. Directors were unable to act and members in separate meetings elected new directors, under the Co operative Societies Ordinance.
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Canberra
Directors Move to Restructure Canberra Co‑op Societies
Directors of six co op societies form a proprietary company to take over the agency, lease, and services for the groups with significant commissions and subtenancies arranged. They propose resignations, new ordinary members as directors, and new officers including D Pitt and N Macphillamy to oversee the reorganization.
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Button
Transport and General Insurance Co. Ltd
Canberra Co-operative Building Societies
Group Investments Pty. Ltd
Northbourne Avenue
Co- Operative Societies
Gosford Quarries Ltd
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Co-Operative Societies
Messrs. R. Roberts
D. Mackie
J. Drew
Alliance Acceptance Co
D. Pitt
Olsson
Pitt
Macphilamy, Cummins and Gibson
Youth Sent For Trial On Charge Of Arson
A 16 year old youth appeared at the Children's Court on May 7 charged with arson for allegedly setting fire to the Civic Telephone Exchange in Mort Neer Braddon on September 23 last year. Bail was fixed at £500 with one surety. The youth was represented by D J Crossin. A Watson prosecuted.
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C. F. Denton
S.M
Children’s Court
Mort Neer
Braddon
Denton
D. J. Crossin
A Watson
Former OAS Leader Arrested in Oran
On March 26 authorities detained the former general who led the European Settlers Secret Army Organisation in Western Algeria. He was the first top OAS leader captured. A French Military Court sentenced him to death last week.
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Oran
O.A.S
Deportation Orders On Chinese Halted
The Minister for Immigration Mr Downer suspended all deportation orders to send illegal Chinese immigrants to Communist China while reviewing options for allowing travel to Nationalist China. Detained Chinese include Fung Wong and Willie Wong with debate over humanitarian grounds and White Australia policy. Nationalists China Ambassador Dr Chen Chih Mai said Taiwan could be an option for some deportees.
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China
North Head
Fan Cheong Wong
D Us
Willie Wong
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Wong
Hongkong
Mr. Downer
Lee Mai
Australia
Ernese
Posal
R. A. Macdonald
Fung Wong
Macdonald
Red
Chen Chih-Mai
Taiwan
Chen
United States Delays New Berlin Peace Plan Submission
The United States temporarily delays presenting a four point plan to Russia due to West German objections. State Department seeks allied consensus with Bonn and London while denying a Bonn leak about possible troop reductions and East German participation in an international body.
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A.A.P
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Russia
United Press
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U.S
East Germany
West Berlin
Mr. Rusk
Bonn
Rusk
Anatoly Dobrynin
West Germany
British United Press
Dobrynin
London
Britain
Compromise Plan on Test Ban Draws Big Three Attention
The Big Three atomic powers Russia America and Britain pledged to study a compromise plan. It calls for an international commission of scientists possibly from non aligned countries to police a test ban. Britain’s Godber US Dean and Russian Zorin all signaled careful consideration and cautious optimism.
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America
Britain
Godber
Dean
United States
Zorin
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