Luge cargo delays at Fairbairn airport despite 16 hour wait
A Flying Tiger Air CL-44 freighter carrying three valuable computers was forced to endure a 16 hour delay at Fairbairn Canberra after missing equipment to unload. Nine large vehicles stood by while teams from Health and Customs coordinated with Sydney for a necessary compressor. The swing tail aircraft finally opened its cargo hold and delivered the equipment late at night.
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First CL-44 visit to Australia lands at Canberra Airport
A Flying Tiger Airlines CL-44 aircraft delivered part of a cargo of electronic computer equipment to Canberra last night. It marked the first time this aircraft type had visited Australia.
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Canberra
Australia
Britain May Seek Greater Effort Over Indonesia Malaysia Front
British Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home signaled Britain Australia and New Zealand may be drawn into a broader effort if Indonesia’s confrontation with Malaysia continues. The Kuala Lumpur government accused Sarawak’s chief minister of a security leak while Canberra residents reacted to the re styled Canberra Times.
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State Grants Outlook Shapes Canberra Loan Council Talks
Holt signals possible cut or freeze in extra £20 million employment grants as Premiers arrive for Bankstown Loan Council meeting. He outlines 1964-65 state works and housing borrowing plans, with general revenue grants rising over £22 million to about £441 million and specific-purpose funds up for roads railways universities and regional projects.
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Rabaul Native Police Revolt Shocks Town
A night of unrest in Rabaul as about half the native policemen rebelled, demanding better uniforms and provisions. Loyal officers held the fort at Farrier while a group of 21 rebels from Kokopa reinforced the barracks nearby. A European driver was attacked as rebels fired from a hedge, narrowly missing his passenger.
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Queen and Australian leaders discuss defence and decolonisation
London reports prime minister Sir Robert Menzies to confer with the Queen on the Governor-General choice and mutual issues with Australia. Talks cover Indonesia Malaysia Vietnam, with attendance by Dame Pattie and planned cricket attendance in Leeds.
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Malaysia
Vietnam
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London police end probe into 12.5m greyhound betting coup
British police say the attempt to rig a 12.5 million greyhound bet was not criminally motivated and the inquiry concluded the scheme was legal. Tote officials noted a record dividend and most bets refunded for second-place outcomes while bookmakers faced a large potential payout. The fraud-like plan unfolded at Davenham track in Essex with a group monopolizing the tote windows and disrupting the track's communications.
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A.A.P
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Quires
Davenham
Essex
Betling
Churchill film premiere in Canberra during British Week
The Finest Hours depicting Sir Winston Churchill will have its Australian premiere in Canberra during British Week from August 6 to 15. Sir Eric Woodward and Lady Woodward attend with MPs and diplomats expected. The film includes Churchill lore, excerpts of oratory, and battle scenes with newsreels of key events.
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Commonwealth
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Lady Woodward
Sir Winston
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