Fortnight To Cooperate Fortnight To Cooperate
U N Secre tary-General Thant issued a fortnight for Katanga President Moise Tshombe to return to Elisabethville and participate in steps to reintegrate the Congo. If no positive action followed, other measures would be weighed. Katanga pilots prepared to force Tshombe to surrender or face destruction of his air force.
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New York
A.a.p.renter
United Nations
Thant
Moise Tshombe
Elisabethville
Congo
U Thant
Katenen
Katanga
Tshombe
Tikombe
Kystweri Cid
gHtant
U.N
UN orders Katangese planes disarmed by noon at Manono
United Nations authorities at Leopoldville urgently demanded that all Katangese aircraft be handed over unarmed by midday at Manono Air Base or be destroyed wherever found. Pilots would be taken into guaranteed safe custody as U.N. forces block Katanga towns Elisabethville Kipushi and Kamina while Tshombe returns to organise secession.
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United Nations
Leopoldville
Manono
U.N
Elisabethville
Kipushi
Kamina
Tshombe
Rhodesia
Jadotville
Death of Dr G Bogle and Mrs Chandler At New South Wales Plant
The bodies of Dr G Bogle 34 of Turramurra and Mrs M Chandler 29 of Croydon were found near a golf course after a New Years Eve party. Post mortems showed no violence. Police probe ongoing as detectives interview attendees. Dr Bogle Rhodes Scholar and CSIRO physicist noted for research in paramagnetic resonance.
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G. &. Bogle
Turramurra
M. Chandler
Croydon
Jeffery Chandler
Division of Radio Physics
C.s.lr.o
Roseville
Mrs. Chandler
Dr. Bogle
Dr. Bungle
Airline Drama But No Crash Flight Lands After Fire Signal
The pilot warned Fair bairn that the Melbourne to Sydney plane was on fire after a danger light appeared on the instrument panel. A mechanical fault triggered the alert, and with about 70 passengers and four crew, the aircraft landed at Canberra without panic at 7:30 p.m. Mechanics then worked over four hours to repair the fault before the flight continued to Sydney.
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Canberra
Sydney
Fast bowlers rescue MCC as England trail by 15 at stumps
England were all out 15 behind after losing their last five wickets for 34. Australia then collapsed to three quick wickets but Lawry and Booth stood firm at stumps with the second innings total at four for 105, leaving a tense second day ahead.
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England
Australia
Lawry
Booth
Rifts Admitted By Red Leader
Soviet leader Khrushchev spoke at a Kremlin New Year reception for about 1500 Soviet elites. He criticized China's hard line and warned that capitalism would be smashed if attacked, urging more modern weapons for the army and branding the Cuban crisis a warning of war to come.
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Krushchev
Kremlin
Menzies Improves. likely to leave hospital soon
Melbourne report says Prime Minister Mr. Menzies continues to improve in hospital. His press secretary Mr. R. Maley declined to set a definite departure date, noting the decision rests with his doctors.
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Melbourne
A.U.P
Menzies
R. Maley
Maley
New Year Deaths At Sea And In Snow
Savage Atlantic storms and bitter frost mark a harsh New Year with multiple fatalities. In Britain crowds braved sub zero temperatures in London while Scotland and Sweden report deaths from blizzards. A U.S. East Coast storm sinks a tug with nine missing and a Montana crash kills six.
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London
Trafalgar Square
Mossley
Lancashire
Glasgow
Glasgow Cross
Germany
Elbe
Magdeburg
Scandinavia
Saerna
Sweden
Lisbon
New York
Two Die In Cyclone At North Coast Beach
In 90 mile per hour winds at Maroochydore on the North Coast Mrs Matilda Ward 60 of Brisbane died after a heart attack and Joseph Savage 20 of Brisbane drowned at Caloundra when swept away in the surf. Thousands of campers faced terror as winds ripped tents. The Weather Bureau said cyclone danger passed with Maroochydore to Mooloolabah the worst hit area where buildings lost roofs and a thousand tents were blown down. Mooloolaba lifesavers sheltered about 250 campers in their clubroom at the cyclone’s peak.
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Maroochydore
Matilda Ward
Brisbane
Joseph Savage
Caloundra
Weather Bureau
Mooloolabah
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Oxford
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Cs.lr.o
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Ron Chew
AA. P.-Reuter
Gwendolyn Steers
Coast Guard
Faton’s Neck Point
New York City
Superior
Montana
Queensland
Lake Pit
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