Move to Boycott Algerian Referendum Amid Threats
The report describes a boycott push on the Algerian referendum amid possible insurgent activity on the western border. Intercepted documents show planned demonstrations and strikes starting January 6. France warns of potential violence as de Gaulle urges turnout and independence moves loom.
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Algeria
Paris Jour
Associated Press
Prancopen
de Gaulle
Reoler
France
Kennedy to Act On Programme for Chronic Unemployment
President Kennedy and Senator Douglas urged immediate action after the January 22 reorganization. They called for an expanded public works program and targeted economic aid to industrial eastern areas with about two million jobless.
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Kennedy
Indonesian Mission in Moscow Discusses Soviet Deliveries
An Indonesian government delegation led by Defence Minister General Nasution arrived in Moscow to press for a faster delivery of Soviet arms. The Soviet defence chief Marshal Rodion Malinovsky and Deputy Foreign Minister Vassily Kuznetsov attended the airport ceremony.
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Moscow
Nasution
American
Associated Press
Rodon Malinovsky
Vassily Kuznetsov
Assassination Plot Alleged in Guinea Elections
Radio Guinea claimed the government uncovered a plot to assassinate leaders and disrupt January 15 elections. The broadcast described a network aided by Guinean and French elements, routing arms across the Senegalese border for the plan.
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Conakry
Guinea
Radio Guinea
Two Cars Hit Trains In Melbourne Crossings
Two motorists collided with trains in separate level crossing crashes in Melbourne. John Kennings of Marne Street Paisley smashed into a train at Koro Creek crossing in Altona. his car was hurled 20 feet but he escaped unharmed. Richard Ken Middlebrook of Gerald Street Lower Fernkse Gully leaped from his stalled car seconds before a second train struck at Alpine Street crossing. the vehicle was wrecked.
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Melbourne
John Kennings
Marne Street
Paisley
Koro
Creek
Altona
Kenning
Richard Ken Middlebrook
Gerald Street
Lower Fernkes Gully
Alpine Street
Lower Ferntee Gully
Laos Position Seen Very Serious in Laos Crisis
Reports from SEATO observers urge a first observer team to Laos amid alleged large scale Communist regression. British and Moscow commentaries push caution while Laos and North Vietnam criticisms escalate. Washington warns China and North Vietnam against intervention as Geneva ideas resurface.
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SEATO
Laos
London
Whitehau
Erava” Ut
North Vietnam
Lora Home
Nort Vietnam
Prince Boun Oum
Worth Vietnam
U.S
Internatonal Supervisory and Centrol Commission
Moscow
Limentator
US State Department
Eisenhower
Eisenower
China
White House
Washington
Soviet Union
Extradition Sought On Alleged Abduction
Aue laide detectives detained a man as he tried to coerce a liner with the boy. If extradition is approved, two Sydney detectives will depart for Ade lalds to-morrow. The abducted boy Alfreda j Bantousstaso was reported missing yesterday from a Kings Cross hotel. Police heightened airport and border surveillance while CIB detectives later received a report of a man seen with the boy in Adelaide.
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Sydney
South Australia
Auelaide
Adelalds
Alfreda J Bantousstaso
Misma
Kings ‘Cross
CIB
Adelaide
Australian Robbed In Philippines
An Australian businessman and his family were robbed near Tagaytay, south of Manila. Six armed masked men seized their car and personal belongings valued around £1,340 as they toured the resort city with his wife three children and brother-in-law. The Associated Press identifies the man as Anthony Az, director of the Philippine Reform Company.
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Manila
Ooncay
Tagaytay
Associated Press
Anthony Az
Philippine Reform ‘Company
Sydney Industrialist Drowned at Pill Water
Sydney police report Ralph Symon a 65 year old industrialist drowned at Pill water after slipping and hitting his head while walking. Authorities are investigating the accident as a possible misstep or fall.
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Sydney
Ralph Symon
Pillwater
Symonds
Nut
Ane
Anglo French space bid linked to Woomera rocket site
The Daily Mail reports Britain and France plan a 70 million pound five year programme to launch a satellite from the Woomera range using a Blue Streak Veronique combined rocket. Australia may contribute cash. final details to be settled in London January 9 and a Geneva meeting soon after.
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London
Britain
France
Woomera
The
Daily Mail
Veronique
Daily
Mall
Brietain
Geneva
University Enrolment Forecasts and Building Plan
The Australian Walloites University expects about 4 enrolment of 1 000 this year with 250 men shadonis after holidays and enrolments to double in six years. Repistar Mr Al Hahnen says the university building programme will cost £1.2 million. Until completion many science students will study in temporary accommodation in old research buildings.
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Australian Walloites University
Repistar
al Hahnen
Williversity
Man Dies In Car Smash On Princes Highway
A man died in a car crash on the Princes Highway one mile south of Coopernook in Manning District Hospital Taree. The victim was identified as David McDermott and the incident occurred when his vehicle sideswiped a stationary truck.
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Sydney
N.S
Manning D Ustrict Hospital
Taree
David McDermott Cash
Baysview
Henley
Princes Highway
Coopernook
Highland Gathering draws 10000 to Sydney Showground
About 10,000 attended the 93rd Highland Gathering at the Sydney Showground. The event featured two cabers weighed around 18 feet and 189 pounds, with leaders ceremonially tossed by Sir William Mesoval. The afternoon saw several Ramsay events postponed, as the NSW Highland Society organized officials and guests including General Viscount Dunrosdl.
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Sydney
Totay
Viscount Dunrosdl
Nsw
Highland Society
William Mes
Kell
Margulis
Huntley
Alexander
Ramsay
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