Laos Peace Hopes Rise in Laos Crisis
Laotian Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma said Pathet Lao head Prince Souphanou\-vong promised no attacks on neutralist positions in the Plain of Jars while a permanent truce is sought. Washington reports say Kennedy eyes urgent moves, possibly Marine involvement, with Rusk and Harriman engaging Paris and London in talks as hopes for peace persist.
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Thailand
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London
New Premier Named In Interim Jordan Cabinet
Samir Rifai resigns after defeat as Parliament charges failure to resolve Arab unity tensions. Sherif Hussein Beni Nassar appointed interim premier heading an eight member cabinet pending new elections. Riots and curfew in Amman follow demonstrations demanding Jordan join the UAR alliance.
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Syria
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Beirut
United Arab Republic
Jerusalem
United Arab Airlines
al Ahram
News of the World
Hussein
Tr Noess Muna
Toni Gardiner
Ipswich
Sussex
Pershing missile test at Cape Canaveral shows rough ride
A tracked vehicle simulating a Pershing transport endures a rough ride through broken terrain at Cape Canaveral Florida. The test ends with a successful 190 mile flight in the first Pershing launch by an all Army team, illustrating combat roughness.
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Canberra man dies in crash near transmitting station
Boguslaw Czobaj, 23, of Narrabundah, died four hours after a late afternoon crash near Canberra at the 2CV transmitting Station while travelling toward Canberra. He was alone. the Queensland-based van driver avoided injury. In a separate incident near Mittagong, five Canberra men survived a 30 foot plunge into a dry creek bed as their car struck posts and a railing en route to Sydney. Discharges planned for Bowral Hospital.
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Narrabundah
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Canberra
2CV
Queensland
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Mittagong
Leonard Denman
Banner Street
O'Connor
Nyle Broaning
Limestone Avenue
Ainslie
Jerrard Webster
Quinn Street
John Row
Man Charged In Tin Theft From Hotel Civic Bar
Detectives arrested a man on Saturday and charged him with stealing a spastic children’s appeal tin from the bar of the Hotel Civic. Police say the tin contained £5 3s 4d in small change. He will appear in court this morning.
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Change In Third Party Insurance
The Government studies a report from the premiums advisory committee set up by Minister Freeth in October 1961. It says fixing maximum third party premium rates by the minister was slow and caused delays from insurer returns to meetings. The committee notes insurers faced losses, some withdrew, and selection increased. It recommends a more satisfactory scheme.
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Freeth
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Life Insurance
Return Visit by Chinese Navy Admiral to Canberra
Admiral Ni Yuesi arrived in Canberra to reciprocate Admiral Harrington’s 1960 Formosa visit. He meets Sir Frederick Scherger and Senator Gorton, then visits H.M.A.S. Albatros Jervis Bay Royal Australian Naval College Point Cook and H.M.A.S. Cerberus before returning to Formosa. He is accompanied by Rear Admiral Hsung Te-shu.
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Point Cook
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Ni Yue-si
Hsung Te-shu
Admir Harrington
Chen Chih Mai
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