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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Feb 16, 1960

Page

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Birth of Queen's third child sparks royal anticipation

London reports royal birth news in progress at Buckingham Palace as crowds gather. Midwife Sister Helen Rowe and assistant Sister Annette Wilson move to the Leopold suite amid widespread predictions. officials stress timing remains uncertain. The Duke of Edinburgh to preside at a palace investiture tomorrow as preparations to announce the baby continue.

London Britain the Commonwealth Buckingham Palace Helen Rowe Leopold Suite Palace Siver Rowe Annette Wilson Palack Vihon Rowe Prince Charles Princess Anne CBC Palace Gardens Duke of Edinburgh John Peel Batyy Ve Quyen Macion Lord Evans Sir John Weir Stavarate

Mikoyan Booed in Norway by Students in Oslo

Russian First Deputy Prime Minister Miko yan faced a hostile reception in Oslo as Norwegian students booed and spat at him over his comments about Hungarian refugees. He defended Soviet non aggression noting troops were briefly stationed in Norway and that the Soviet pulled back after the war.

Oslo Mikoyan Norway Moscow Cuba Reuter Bornholkm

Evatt Sworn In as Chief Justice of New South Wales

Dr H Y Evatt is sworn in as Chief Justice of New South Wales in a crowded renmark court ceremony. Sir William Owen administers oath as judges pledge support while the crowd outside sings A Jolly Good Fellow.

New South Wales H. V. Evatt Sivnex Munay H. Y. Evatt Ren. Court Evatt Supreme Court Dr. Evatt William Owen William Sir William Australia Vopes Nsw Downing

Four Die in Fort Worth Boarding House Fire

Four elderly residents died as a two storey wooden boarding house burned early in Fort Worth Texas. Flames spread to adjacent houses and two small rear structures destroying the buildings and the victims.

Texas Fort Worth Teday

Netherlands Move on West New Guinea Independence Plans

Dr. Bot outlined his government’s aim to educate natives toward independence and self government. He said the Netherlands would let natives handle village education and welfare while a planned advisory council would include native participation as co operation with Australia grows.

Wet New Guinea Canberra Mak New Henag Menzies Territories Hasluck Bot Sald West New Guinea Netherlands Dr. Bot Islands Indonesia Bot Ment He Au

Ships Fire On Trapped Sub In Gulf Incident

Argentine warships fired on two foreign submarines surfaced in the Golfo Nuevo last night. The subs dived after the attack, visibility blamed for escapes. A frogman body was found showing injuries possibly from depth charges, suggesting attempted repairs before further depth-charge action.

Inyus Aires AP Reuter Golfa Nuevo Golfo Nuev Associated Press

Khrushchev Sends Greetings From Moscow

Soviet Prime Minister Khrushchev issues a message from Moscow during a Monday eve, greeting unspecified recipients amid a formal exchange. The fragment hints at diplomatic or ceremonial context but lacks details.

Khrushchev Moscow Mr. Khrushchev Imd

Unemployment in Australia Rises in January

The monthly employment review shows 23 781 people receiving unemployment benefits at January 30, up from December. Increases occurred across most states with Victoria and Tasmania seeing seasonal fruit processing work. Vacancies rose to 38 806 by January 29, led by skilled trades and fruit pickers in Victoria, with women mainly in service and office roles.

sfoWever McMahon Victoria Tasmania Australia Commonwealth Employment Service

Black Ban Enforced at Upper Cotter Dam

Workers at the Upper Cotter Dam faced a black ban after a 24 hour stoppage over late pay. Union officials pressed for a settlement while some members ignored the ban and continued work. The Trades and Labour Council outlined actions and possible further dispute steps with the ACT Association and the Arbitration Commission.

Cotter Dam Canberra Clementson Jry, Ltd Australian Workers’ Union A.W.U Abn G. A Taw U Spellman Labour Council TLC Trades and Labour Council Em ‘Association Cowden iHation and Arbitration Commission Eee Ae Heron Os Ani-Banines

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