Two More R A N Minesweepers Arrive for Borneo Patrol
Two additional Australian minesweepers Curlew and Snipe reached Borneo waters to join Hawk and Gull off Sarawak and Salish coasts. The arrival accompanies ongoing anti insurgency patrols amid a Malaysian campaign in the region. The government signaled more ships may join in June as part of defense support.
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Moresby
Paltridge
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House of Assembly
Yfercas
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Malayala Resian Borneo
Crovio
Indonesia
Palvidge
Malaya
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oiTneer
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Exhausted Beatles plan return amid Australia New Zealand glare
The Beatles, exhausted after four weeks of touring, face delays in Australia and New Zealand as officials plan crowd control and security measures. Fans caused chaos at airports and barricades during farewell scenes in Brisbane and Kingsford Smith, with police restricting access as the group prepares to depart for London.
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New Zealand
Andio
TSO
Sind
Taxie Payl
George Harrison
Beatles
London
Eae
Paul
Brisbane
Kingsford
BOM
Lear
John Lennon
Ringo
Sydney
Dlentdon
Power blast injuries worker in Sydney hospital
A 23-year-old fitter Stephen dees Laie from Warners Bay was seriously burned by a transformer arc carrying 33 000 watts. He was treated at Sydney Hospital after the blast that threw him and scorched his head and body. Police later questioned a Beecroft boy over alleged suicide intentions. the injured man left a note for his father and remained under medical care.
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Sydney
Stephen Dees Laie
Warners Bay
Hement
Senor Sidney
Beecroft
Pascoe
James Hartley
Wallsend
Jones
Tie Rivers
More clubs, fewer hotels in New South Wales
Sydney reports a 34 percent drop in licensed hotels over the past decade while licensed clubs rose by about 93 hundred. As of January 1, 1960 hotels numbered 1 992 and clubs 1 925, with 30 hotel licences awaiting transfer under the Licensing Board pool. Licensing fees topped 13 million pounds.
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Sydney
New South Wales
N.S.W
Fender
Moshan
PSR
Pierre Monteux famed conductor dies aged 83
Pierre Monteux longtime principal conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra from 1961 has died in Maine at age 83. He conducted more than 400 concerts worldwide and was celebrated for his expansive career in classical music.
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Hansur
Maine
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Monaro Shopping Mall
Canberra City
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