Civil War Threat Looms in New Algeria as Premier Returns
Nationalist Premier Den Khedda and his moderate cabinet returned to Algiers amid a split with dissident guerrilla commanders. Ben Bella and allied ministers, exiled in Tunis, threatened civil war as 40,000 Algerian troops in Morocco and Tunisia prepared to move. Contending forces reported to be wavering in Algiers and Oran, with regional leaders denouncing counter revolutionaries.
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British envoy urges Canberra to replace Canberras with TSR2
Hehivy Aviation advisor visits Canberra for three days amid defence row over replacing the Canberra bombers in the new three year plan. He pressures Australia to acquire supersonic bombers and argues for British jet aircraft in the defence program, while cabinet weighs the dispute between the AAD and Defence Department as Budget talks begin in July.
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Nuclear free zone debate splits Labour Party over inspections
March discussions in Parliament split the Australian Labour Party on unconditional nuclear test bans. Some MPs, led by Mr Galewell, favored a strict nuclear free zone without conditions, while five others, led by Senator Kennelly, pressed for a zone with regular inspections and controls. Ambassador J H Scholten appointed Commonwealth officer for the King and Queen of Thailand tour to Australia. The executive opposed nuclear tests by any nation and urged a Southern Hemisphere conference to expand a nuclear free zone, including China Japan India and others. Dr John Burton argued that while technically possible, political obstacles make a global nuclear free zone unlikely, citing ANZUS commitments.
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Lonely Hearts Killer Sighting Deliriously Detailed Police Case
Brisbane detectives linked a mass assault to an underground Lonely Hearts advertisement scam. A victim, Bond, is critically injured with punctured lung and fractured skull after a brutal robbery attack and car assault. Police describe a man released from Brisbane prison 15 months ago as the prime suspect, with fingerprint records supporting a prior knife assault conviction. They traced a suspect from a Southport incident and a Beeburrum drive, while a timber-cut path yielded Bond’s body in a forest. The description of the killer includes height, hair, eye color, scars, and other facial marks, as authorities warn readers to beware of the ad scam.
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Common Front Housings Plan Outlined By Trades Council
The Trades and Labour Council reports a united front on housing through a proposed model for a housing society. They discuss reading a model set of rules and seek approval from the Federal Secretary of the ALP for a grant to establish a national housing hall project, aiming for a coordinated approach in housing policy.
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Explosion at Research Plant Leaves Mystery Unclear
Professor Sir Mark Oliphant said last night a thorough inquiry found the blast cause still unclear. Five men were preparing a sodium potassium alloy through a filter when a clog forced disposal of the material under the filter. An explosion ignited the metal, sending 40 foot flames. four men were injured, with George Lagos critically blind in both eyes. Other injured included Gerald Renner, Dr Edward Snall, and Richard Hawkins. Lagos recovered but facial injuries remained severe after the blast at the Canberra site connected with a nuclear energy project. The incident prompted warnings on handling metal alloys in Britain and the United States context.
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University plans £600000 expansion drive
The Australasian nation plans four major university buildings costing over £600,000 including an administration block in Ellery Circuit and a Zoology building in the General Studies precinct. Construction hinges on government budget allocations and competing with ANU works projects for a 1964 timeframe. Additional projects include chemistry geology and mathematics blocks and a library building with completion aimed for late next year.
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