Saturn 1 Launch Heralds U S Space Test Flight
Cape Kennedy reports the Saturn 1 thundered away on its maiden test flight with a 103 minute mission aiming to place a 19 ton satellite into orbit. The launch followed radar delays and a fuel line plug fix, setting up plans for Ranger moon photos after the rocket’s 240000 mile lunar approach.
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United States
Canberra
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America
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Atlas
More Road Taxes Proposed by Australian Lord Mayors
Lord Mayors of all Australian capital cities submitted to the Commonwealth Government a reluctant plan for added petrol or tyre taxes to fund arterial road development in metropolitan areas. Sydney's Alderman Jensen released the 28 page submission urging increased Commonwealth road funds while opposing taxation on petrol users or vehicle owners, noting a road users tax could only be imposed by the Commonwealth.
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Jensen
Haymes Granted Sydney Performance Ban After Court Action
A court in Equity restrains American entertainer Haymes from appearing in Australia before March 13. The injunction, without consent from Cheq Wars Nightclub, was issued amid dispute over the planned Sydney show.
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Sydney
Oiaymés
Australia
Equity Court
Auction Breaks Sales Records
A record £762,850 was realized when 35 business and industrial site leases sold in 75 minutes at the Albert Hall. The top bid of £175,000 set a Canberra record for a building site in Hobart Place. Oil firms paid £352,500 for five service station leases in Red Hill and Dickson averaging £70,500 each.
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Canberra
Hobart Place
Red Hill
Dickson
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Badham Street
Canberra land auction sets new price records amid oil company bids
The 1963 64 Canberra land auction saw total lease proceeds of 1 575 485 this financial year as oil majors paid top prices for service stations and office blocks. B.P Australia led with 176 000 for two sites, while Lend Lease Corporation bought a five storey Hobart Place site for 20 000. Proceeds exceed prior records and signal tight land supply.
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B.P. (Australia) Ltd
Shell Company of Australia Ltd
Caltex Oil (Australia) Pty. Ltd
Esso Standard Oil (Australia) Pty. Ltd
Dickson
Fyshwick
Discovery Street
Hobart Place
Lend Lease Corporation
Bunda Street
Civic
Jerrabomberra Avenue
Warrabundah
Canberra Avenue
Griffith
A.C.T
Rose Falls Hold-up Foiled by 70-Year-Old Proprietor
In Luddenham near Penrith a 70-year-old garage owner Henry Sales foiled an armed hold-up at his Northern Road service station tonight two youths produced a pistol and demanded money. He alerted his wife to fetch a shotgun and the suspects fled. Penrith detectives and uniform police search the area for the youths.
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Sydney
Luddenham
Penrith
Henry Sales
Northern Road
Sales
Boy Drowns in Lane Cove River at Fid dens Wharf
Police recovered the body of 16 year old Patrick Gramage of Villawood Hostel after he vanished while swimming with two teenage girls at Lane Cove River Fid dens Wharf West Killara. The girls said he swam underwater and disappeared.
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Sydney
Theody
Fiddens Wharf
West Killara
Patrick Gramage
Villawood
International efforts rise over Cyprus dispute tensions
Cabinet ministers stay in touch as Turkey withdraws from talks on principle. U Thant seeks UN force approval. Kennedy warns the Cyprus crisis grows more serious. NATO backing and troop movements are reported by British and US officials amid cross regional diplomacy.
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Ferilde Erkin
Turkey
Commonwealth
Duncan Sandys
Christos Manthaopoulos- Palamas
U.N
Europe
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Ismet Fonu
Greece
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Britain
NATO
Cyprus
Asian solution urged for Malaysia dispute
Cambodian head of state Prince Sihanouk said Malaysian readers want the Malaysia dispute settled in Asian fashion. He noted Tunku Abdul Rahman agreed to meet Philippine President Macapagal in Phnom Penh. Sukarno urged a tripartite summit after that meeting.
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A.a.p.reuter
Sihanouk
Lear
Malaysia
Cambodia
Tunku Abdul Rahman
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Philippines
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Sukarno
Phnom Penh
Prince
London
Daily Mail
Indonesia
U Thant Begins Africa Tour From Paris Stop
U Thant the United Nations Secretary General left Paris to start a tour of Africa and warned nine nations may see changes if Cyprus unsettles the region. First stop Rabat. Congo invited him to fit into the itinerary though no request for UN troops was made to quell unrest in Kwilu Province. Countries on the plan include Morocco Algeria Tunisia Senegal Guinea Ghana Nigeria and Ethiopia.
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Morocco
Algeria
Tunisia
Senegal
Guinea
Ghana
Nigeria
Ethiopia
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