Eviction Notices Initiated After Inquiry Into Government Flats
The Department of the Interior begins eviction actions against tenants who obtained Government flats with irregular leases. Four weeks’ notice is expected, and eviction will be enforced. Det. Inspector Rochford leads the ACT police investigation with ongoing inquiries and potential criminal charges.
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Denning Gray inquiry enters fourth week in London
Lord Denning opens the fourth week of the Profumo affair security inquiry in London. Witnesses continue, with aide T A Critchley noting two letters from Mrs Marjorie Wall found in Bournemouth after two girls stayed there last year. An estimate on end date may come late this week.
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A. A.p.reuter
Lord Denning
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T. A. Critchley
Marjorie Wall
Bournemouth
Hamp Shire
Wall
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Malayan Leader Renews Offer to Meet Soekarno
Malayan Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman renewed his offer to meet Indonesian President Soekarno at any time to discuss the Malaysia issue after Soekarno restated his confrontation policy. Meanwhile Indonesia announced a new attack fleet ready to face Malaysia.
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Tunku Abdul Rahman
Soekarno
Malaysia
Tun Abdul Razak
Manila
Malaya
Kuala Lumpur Straits Times
Totya
Tunku Offers Talks with Soekarno Ahead of Summit in Manila
Malaya says it remains ready to meet Soekarno anywhere and anytime to clarify Malaysia plans. Dato Kamaruddin, returning to Jakarta, carries three points including UN ascertainment of Borneo wishes before August 31 and that Malaya will address Indonesia's doubts. The Manila summit will decide the path forward amid Indonesian warnings and security measures.
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Borneo
Malaya
Indonesia
Datu Kamaruddin
Tunku
London
Tokyo
Soekarno
Malaysia
Manila
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Philippines
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Djakarta
Dato Kamaruddin
Bangkok
U.N
New Jury List Posted Near A C T Courts
A new jury list will be posted in all post offices within eight miles of the A C T Courts starting today and runs until August 15. Objections to names can be made in court, no written notice needed. Exemptions include those over 60, the infirm, the blind or deaf, and certain bank staff. The list contains 11,900 names, up from 5,090 in the prior list issued April 2, 1952.
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Agaist
Fall floor traps worker in building collapse incident
A cement bay on the first floor collapsed when scaffolding gave way. A loading truck and floor dropped about 12 feet. Cipriano Zanardo, 28, of Queanbeyan, was trapped but survived after ambulance transport and treatment. Other workers escaped uninjured.
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Ciprinano Zanardo
Queanbeyan
Concrete collapse at site injures two divers and five fall
Seven men were at work when the sea floor caved in about 1148 am. Two clung to steel rods as the floor gave way. Five others fell with concrete and loader. The collapsed section measured 26 ft by 22 ft with over three quarters of the bay filled with 6 in. concrete. E Clementson Pty Ltd denied injuries. Two inspectors from the Scaffolding and Lifts Section opened an inquiry.
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Build-Up in Timor Denied by Macao Officials
Portuguese authorities dismissed as fantasy the claim that a 2,000-man Macao garrison was alerted for duty in Timor. An official statement also denied reports that the sloop Goncalves Zarca was sailing for Timor due to Indonesian build-up.
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Ap-Reuter
Timor
Goncalves Zarca
Indonesia
Typhoon Wendy Injures Eight in Formosa Report
Typhoon Wendy struck Formosa with 100 mph winds injuring eight people, four seriously, as the storm swept across the island. United Press International reported from Taipei.
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New York
Wendy
Formosa
United Press International
Taipei
Moscow talks resume amid Sino Soviet détente effort
British United Press reports the Sino Soviet talks in Moscow resumed in the Lenin Hills with Gromyko leading the Russian delegation. Averell Harriman and Lord Hailsham joined, amid optimism on a possible partial nuclear test ban. Krushchev met France’s ambassador and Thant sent hopeful cables as Washington, Moscow, and Peking pursue a three nation accord.
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Lenin Hills
United Press
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Averell Harriman
Britain
Lord Hailsham
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Krushchev
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New York
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A_ Thant
Kennedy
Macmillan
British United Press
Peking
Pravda
Grain loss in 24 million bushels to Austria questioned
Senator John Williams cites AP report that 24 million bushels of U S grain sent to Austria vanished. He suggests diversion behind the Iron Curtain or sold in Western Europe for dollars, worth about 32 million dollars. Seven Austrian importers detained. no U S official named responsible.
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Austria
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John Williams
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