Moon Rocket Slowed by Fuel Fault Observation Report
The Pioneer III moon rocket, launched from Cape Canaveral, fell short of its planned 65,000 mile altitude after eight hours in flight. Dr. Werner von Braun called the event 90 percent successful for science but a failure engineeringwise. Signals were received in Puerto Rico and at the Mojave tracking station as the craft arced toward Earth.
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Florida
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Security Wins Battle In Mud and Concrete in London Riot
Detectives and police clashed with 150 demonstrators near a giant concrete mixer at a Norfolk base gate. The Red Action Committee Against Nuclear War aimed to disrupt rocket site work while workmen and RAF pressed to separate groups. Six injured, one charged, as hoses and water jets battled mud and concrete in a tense protest connected to nuclear weapons tests debates.
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Sunday Dispatch
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Greek Cypriots Await Orders By Makarios
Greek Cypriots wait for Archbishop Makarios directives before commenting on Friday night decisions. The six member assembly adopted a resolution urging continued peaceful efforts under UN charter. A Turkish community spokesman praised UN talks and noted Cyprus has a Turkish community whose rights must be defended.
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Crop Dusting Plane Crash Near Moyhu Victoria
A crop dusting helicopter or plane crashed into trees at Moyhu in north eastern Victoria. The pilot, named Wattana Chater Rim, was admitted to Wangaratta Base Hospital with severe head injuries. Civil aviation officials investigated. Melbourne base staff provided support.
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Indonesia Sees Australia As A Natural Ally
Indonesia views Australia as a natural ally and a defense partner while noting long standing ties and mutual experience with Japan. The piece discusses PNG disputes, Indonesian policy toward West New Guinea, and reactions to Australian stance amid regional tensions.
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West New Guinea
Cambodia Thailand dispute risks embarrassment for all
An Australian embassy official warned in Saigon that a clash between Cambodia and Thailand would be an embarrassing ordeal for all involved. He noted both nations are in SEATO coverage and part of regional security pacts, while neither is a SEATO member. The remarks reflected the fragile neutrality of new states in a tense regional climate.
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Saiton Et Ke Ay
Sequel to Kenyatta trial arises from false evidence claims
A Kenyan government spokesman said papers from Kenyatta’s 1953 trial for leading the Mau movement were mischaracterized as new truth. Lennox-Boyd later said he sought comment on the documents, while Rawson Mbogwe Macharia swore an affidavit claiming evidence given at the trial was false.
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Reuter
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Greek Security Breaks Up Communist Spy Ring
Greek security police arrested leaders of a communist led spy ring who entered the country from Iron Curtain states on false passports. The under secretary for home affairs named the Democratic Left Party as connected and said the group had ties to banned foreign power networks.
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Anglicans Move Against School Discrimination
The synod debated a motion following remarks by Minister Erig Louw who urged passage to end discrimination in church schools. He argued changes would free supporters from public accusations while conference leaders argued for cautious reform amid tense church politics.
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