Commonwealth Prime Ministers to meet on European Market
Ottawa reports an early meeting of Commonwealth Prime Ministers to discuss the European Common Market. Lord Privy Seal Heath signaled Britain could join a conference after talks with Prime Minister Diefenbaker, who has long urged a leaders meeting before Britain enters the market negotiations. Heath indicated full Commonwealth consideration will occur by any means the Commonwealth prefers.
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Three Canberra Flights Cancelled Due to Loading Delays
A Trans Australia Airlines spokesman said a Sydney to Canberra flight arriving at 8.35 p.m. was cancelled and Ansett Australia cancelled a Melbourne flight and its return. The aircraft would normally have arrived at 8.20 p.m. and left Canberra for Melbourne at 8.35 p.m. Other Canberra flights operated normally and affected passengers were rebooked onto alternative services.
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Man Released On Bail In Watch Ring Theft Case
David James Williams, charged with receiving stolen watches and rings, was freed on £100 bail to locate a witness who may prove crucial. He claimed to have met a tall man at the Trades Hall and Hotel Kingston who could identify the broker of the jewelry, while police recount Williams’s admissions of selling items he believed were stolen.
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Hold-up by son alleged at St Peters service station
Sydney police say Carl Ronald Synnerdahl 21 of Peakhurst and three other men robbed his mother and father at their St Peters service station on December 11. He was charged with assault and robbery, armed with a pistol, and remanded until February 21 with £150 bail.
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Virus Mystery Deepens in Western Australia
A viras complaint has put more than 19 natives in hospital at Kalgoorlie since Christmas. Samples have been sent to Perth and the Government laboratory is attempting to isolate the virus. Nine new patients have taken the oral treatment. all patients have made good recoveries. Meanwhile the epidemic of snngritis among natives of Norseman is diminishing. Nine children and eleven adults are in hospital with enteritis and hepatitis respectively.
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Wall collapses split Berlin as authorities rush to seal gap
West Berlin police reported a section of the Berlin Wall opened a three foot gap in the morning. Ten men armed with sub machine guns guarded the opening while workers patched the breach. A second section collapsed in the French sector as police and workers labored.
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Classic Used Cars and Utilities Listing from 1960s Dealer
A dealer advertises numerous vehicles with prices, including a 1960 Holden FB Special Station Sedan, 969 Pontiac V8 Sedan, and 1958 Holden FC Special Sedan. Also listed are multiple Vauxhall Velox sedans, Ford Zephyr models, Holdens, Austins, and assorted utilities, each noted as sound, tidy, or one owner, with prices ranging from £0 to £440 and other items like motor cycles and table top trucks. The listing emphasizes used cars and light commercial vehicles with condition notes.
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