Ak Chicco Downed Repeater Incident Report
A local incident report notes Ak Chicco involved in a downed repeater case. Officials withheld specific actions and location. No injuries reported. Further details pending investigation by authorities.
18 Dec 1957
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 18, 1957
Page
1
A local incident report notes Ak Chicco involved in a downed repeater case. Officials withheld specific actions and location. No injuries reported. Further details pending investigation by authorities.
Western leaders discuss potential NATO arms stockpile and East West peace moves. Adenauer backs flexible NATO ties while Denmark and Norway reject missile bases. Eisenhower urges a peace based on justice and lasting security. Soviet press accuses NATO talks of deceiving public opinion.
Reports from Jakarta speak of unrest in Ambon and Macassar with fighting on Ambon and a Royal Indonesian Army cadre sent to Ambon to quell food riots. The situation is linked to broader Indonesian-Netherlands tensions over West New Guinea and Dutch naval presence near Singapore.
Fire erupted last night in a sawdust hopper at McGregor's sawmill in Mulonglo Industrial area. A blockage in four metal ducts of the furnace caused a flash that ignited the sawdust. Firemen from the Canberra Brigade, using a water tanker, contained the blaze and prevented major damage.
The threat of water restrictions in Canberra grows as Cotter Dam levels fall. Minister for the Interior Mr. Fairhall warns of dwindling supply. Photographs show the dam 3 ft below the spillway and the drying stilling pool at the foot of the wall undergoing cleanup.
The mine sale hinges on three board members agreeing. The chairman S F Cochran and David T Brewster must both approve any tender, while newly resigned J A Wauburton has not been replaced. If tenders fail, the State Government plans to resume mining operations regardless of private sale.
Two school age brothers aged 14 and 6 were treated for abrasions at Canberra Community Hospital after a motor accident yesterday at the Macleay and Condamine Streets intersection in Turner. The collision involved cars driven by John McFeat of Macleay Street and Charles Roy Thorp of Soonkuna Street Braddon.
Kingston Traders' Association approves late hours on Christmas Eve despite Canberra traders sharing mixed actions. The Kingston meeting records an 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. opening on Christmas Eve and confirms earlier Friday and weekend trading hours.
At the Supreme Court of the ACT Peter fonald Richards aged 18 from Kingston Guest House faced seven charges of stealing postal articles belonging to the Postmasters General's Department. He was convicted on all counts and released on a £100 bond to be of good behavior for two years and to return for sentencing if called upon.
United States Ambassador to Jordan Lester Mab lory has been recalled and will depart Amman next month, the American Embassy announced yesterday.
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