Sydney table tennis titles claimed in NSW championship
Sydney veteran Len Ba wins the title at the NSW Country representative and Goulburn resident event. Finals feature strong women and junior showings with Margaret Dowd defeating Barbara Walters in a tight open women's final 21-17 18-21 23-21.
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Tudor d. Ball
P. Lynch
Cootamundrar
Armstrong
A.C.T
M. Dowd
B. Walters
Dowd
Walters
D. Wood
Millwyn
Largs Way Arrives London Empty After Long Voyage
The 14,632 ton liner Largs Way reached London after a 70 day voyage from Fremantle without any passengers aboard all travelers were transferred at Durban for extensive engine repairs following repeated breakdowns on the Australia run.
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Australia
Murdoch Stops Ecker In Second Round At Sydney Stadium
Former amateur heavyweight Bob Murdoch defeats Wollongong miner Hellie Ecker in the second round of a 12 round bout at Sydney Stadium. Referee Vic Patrick stopped the fight after Murdoch floored Ecker twice early in round two. Ecker substituted for Karry Castle who withdrew due to flu.
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Bob Murdoch
Wollongong
Hellie Ecker
Sydney Stadium
Vic Patrick
Murdoch
Ecker
Karry Castle
Television To Become Self-Supporting
Indications were that television would not be drawn on the Exchequer because funds came from license fees and duties on cathode tubes. The expansion of ABC television in Melbourne and Sydney was seen as building a framework for future growth, with total cost of the two Eastern States stations around £3,300,000. Much of this funded studio amenities and Australian talent development.
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Eastern States
51 Killed at Week-end in Algeria
At least 51 people died and over 50 were wounded over the week-end in Algeria. Among the dead were 15 Algerian infantry soldiers in a post attacked Saturday night by insurgents. In the Oran region 24 insurgents were killed in clashes with security forces.
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Algeria
Oran
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