Papuan couple from Western Samoa celebrations visit Canberra
Albert Kiki and his wife Elizabeth, representing Papua and New Guinea, visited Canberra yesterday. Kiki, a laboratory technician in Port Moresby and head of the Western Welfare Association, is with infant welfare nurse Elizabeth Kiki, mother of three. The photo shows Elizabeth examining a Canberra child, Glenn Stanaway, at Manuka Baby Health Centre with his mother Adele Stanaway of Forrest.
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Papua and New Guinea
Western Samoa
Canberra
Kiki
Administration Department of Health
Port Moresby
Western Welfare Asociation
Glenn Stanaway
Manuka Baby Health Centre
Glenn
Adele Stanaway
Arthur Circle
Forrest
Canberra satellite city plan gazetted near Yarralumla
The Minister for the Interior announced a new satellite city project west of Yarralumla across Yarralumiareek. The plan envisions 60 000 residents with 11 neighbourhoods of about 4 000 each in the Woden District name dropped by the commission. The area will be self contained with government offices private services parks schools and shops linked to Canberra proper by a main road network.
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Canberra
Yarslum
Yarralumia Reek
Treerior
Froeth
Downer
Watson
Hackett
Woden
National Capital Development Commission
Yarralumla
Belconnen
Ice Avalanche Kills Thousands on Huascaran Slopes
In Huascaran Peru an immense ice slide thrashed Ramahirda village. radio reports say the wall of ice was about a half mile wide. Authorities fear 3,000 to 4,000 lives lost with only one survivor reported by A.A.P.
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Huaraz
Peru
Mt. Huascaran
Radio Lima
Ramahirda
Pam
A.A.P
Lima Bradcast
Toner
Sid
Emergency Opera
Oritih United Press
Col
Hum 9 Ampuerta
Hinascatan
Ancash
Lima
Huaray
Survivors Sought as Peru Landslide Ravages Huaraz
Rescue workers search for survivors after a massive landslide near Huaraz Peru. Leandro Guzman the only known survivor watched his family vanish and rushed to help others but could not save them. The disaster buried Buried area near Lima, with up to 3 100 residents believed affected and the mountain area described as a Dante like scene.
Authorities Seek Help in Clearing Barrier for Survivors
Reported chaos at the barrier as authorities work to find survivors. By day’s end only one person located. rescue teams persist amid dangerous conditions and unclear guidance. A catastrophic incident is under investigation with ongoing search efforts and protective measures in place.
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Joe
Hinly Wen
Sivite
Explosion Traps Miners In Mine Blast
Explosion last night destroyed nine buildings in Scarterville and authorities feared 13 miners were trapped underground. Claude Gentry owner of the Blue Blaze mine says they do not know if the men are dead or alive as gear and mine timbers were hurled from the tunnel mouth.
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Scarterville
Ims
A.A.P
Claude Gentry
Blue Blaze
Undergound
Neel
Indonesian Bands Reported in Dutch New Guinea
Reuters and other agencies report small Indonesian bands in Dutch New Guinea near West New Guinea, with guerrilla pockets said to be formed. Dutch officials in The Hague deny landings or bridgeheads, citing no basis for the claims.
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Dutch New Guinea
New Guaaa
Bombay
Canberra
Gordenor
West New Guinea
Reuter
Dutch Ministry of Defence
Hague
United Press
London
Lande En
Times of India
Jakarta
New Cran
Djakarta
Sukarno
Netherlands
Plattee
Cabinet Discusses War Threat In Wide-Ranging Meeting
The Australian cabinet spent the day reviewing the Dutch New Guinea dispute with reports from London Washington The Hague and the United Nations. Prime Minister Mr Mensies and Sir Garrick Barwick outlined views of Britain the United States and the Netherlands noting no current threat to Australia and stressing a peaceful resolution.
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Australia
Weeting
London
Washington
Diakarit
The
Hague
United Nations
Garrick Barwick
Minis
Mensies
Seerene
Netherlands
United States
Britain
Aleady
Dutch New Guinea
Indonesia
Garheld Barwick
Land Reform For Persians
Teheran AP reports the Persian government prepared to break up feudal estates with a sweeping land reform affecting about 10 000 villages and thousands of peasants. Premier Ali Amini's cabinet approved the reform to reduce landlord power and curb Communist influence in Persia.
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Teheran
Ali Amini
Persia
American
Associated Press
Public Servants Plan Worried Work Stop Over Pay Pause
Representatives of 140000 clerks in government service announced plans for a worry use campaign against the government pay pause policy.
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London
Reuter
Yesterda
Space Next DIAKARTA Plan Aims to Conquer Dutch Held Territory
Indonesian plans mention Dr Djuanda and a government aerospace program to establish national space power. The text refers to astromautical committees, resources, and ambitions to conquer space after securing West New Guinea, with notes on international prestige and territorial leverage.
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Diakarta
Indonesia
Djuanda
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Hele
Ava
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Veryone
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Bulp
Peine
China
Soekarno
Kuala Lumpur
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Malaya
Djikarta
Timex of
India
America
Ospitals
Red Cross
New York
Wisday
A.a.p.reuter
Space
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