Pistol fire targets Soviet space heroes at Kremlin ceremony
In Moscow a 30 year old man opened fire from a crowd near the Kremlin during a cosmonaut award ceremony wounding a security guard and a driver. The four cosmonauts Boris Volynoy Vladimir Ev and Alexei Yella Nir Yetisever were uninjured. the attacker, said to have psychiatric trouble, was seized. The assault occurred as the space duo flown from the Vostok centre prepared to receive honors.
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Late News Appeals For ID In Impounded Case
In a late hour update, authorities in Mahim appeal for identification assistance. Police urge the public to help verify a person of interest described as male, wearing unspecified attire, last seen in the Pimlico district during the prior evening.
Canberra magpie-lark nests in suburb shows bold behavior
A Canberra magpie-lark, nicknamed the bird with a four million pad, builds a mud nest on a large site and survives amid traffic from the nearby 52 000 daily vehicle crossings. It defends its brood, chasing away crows, kookaburras and even eagles, while remaining sociable with its own species. The present brood is expected to leave the nest in four or five days.
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Nuclear dredging eyed for iron ore port near Port Hedland
Western Australia considers a peaceful nuclear explosion to create a deep water channel for an iron ore port at a Ca kerau d r en bay, about 80 miles northeast of Port Hedland. The plan, proposed by Sentinel Mining, would use five charges totaling roughly 200000 tons of TNT, buried 800 feet below the seabed. The federal government and US Atomic Energy Commission would conduct feasibility and safety studies, with regulatory and treaty considerations noted.
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Pueblo commander faces court martial over ship surrender
Commander Lloyd Bucher, star of the USS Pueblo incident, is likely to face a court martial after a naval inquiry deemed him suspected of violating the Naval Code in surrendering the intelligence ship to North Korean forces. He described a hopeless captivity and admitted the ship was lost without firing a shot, with weapons discarded and sensitive material dumped or burned.
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Court's distaste: five admirals hear Bucher case
The board of inquiry heard Captain William New Nome tell Commander Bucher of suspected violations of naval regulations. The Pueblo, under Korean coast fire, faced forced search and removal of personnel as the crew attempted to destroy sensitive materials. Radioman Donald McLaren reported SOS calls while the ship steamed toward captivity.
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Canberra Heat Bakes City as Fire Burns Five Acres
A 97 degree high was recorded in Canberra yesterday and today’s forecast calls for 90. Fire destroyed about five acres of grass and a stack of baled hay in the Fairbairn area, under control by the agricultural department crews.
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Woden Hospital Expansion Plans Move Ahead
Early work on the Woden Hospital project begins soon with excavation at Garrats site. The plan calls for 14 storeys and a $17 million cost, as lenders and builders prepare for major development in coming weeks.
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Unionist Walsh Liaison Discusses Health Research Action
Mr Gurdon Walsh told the meeting at Walley Hearst Street that he joined the association days before the entry time and is now part of the general executive at the UNSW Branch. The discussion covered joining the organization and reviewing the case tonight.
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Polluted Bidgee water sparks health warning
NSW Health authorities analyze Canberra water samples after a suspected contamination near Molonglo and Mur rumbidgee rivers. Shire council cautions residents north of the waterway to treat water with extreme caution while results await bacteriological checks.
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