Flights delayed as Johnston Island tests disrupt U S air service
Tests around Johnston Island threaten communications and cause flight delays across U S routes. Officials warn a 40 hour blackout in the region could disrupt Qantas and other services while meteorological data is gathered. Authorities say fallout levels in Australia remain low and pose no health risk.
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Christos Island
Spros
Partridge
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Hlonmelutu
Qantas Service
Oil law review eyed as oil exploration rises
Hint of oil law review noted as Australia explores the industry. The Queensland Government plans revisions and the Commonwealth watches. Mr Menzies proposed a conference with national and state ministers to discuss oil search and exploration. Moonie No 3 well to undergo vital production tests within days.
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Commonwealth
Menzies
Spooner
Territories
Hasluck
Minsters
Moonie No. 3
Portuguese Malays To Stay Freedom Granted To Five Seamen
The Government cancelled deportation orders for three Portuguese Navy deserters and two Malayan pearl divers. Immigration Minister Downer announced the decision after a Cabinet meeting. The five men said in Darwin they were overjoyed.
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Downer
Darwin
Ment
Nelson
Lab
N.T
Deraus bin Saris
Zainal bin Hashim
Melbourne
David Wang
Camberwell
Australian decides to let foreign sailors stay in Australia
Government officials announced that five Portuguese sailors and two Malay divers may remain in Australia if they meet standard immigration rules and obtain suitable employment. The decision ends a four month legal battle after deportation orders and appeals across court levels.
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Joaquim Teixeira
Jose Costa
Norberto Andrade
Gonclave Zarcolin
Darwin
Northern Territory Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Visiting Musician Guilty Of Killing In Canberra Trial
Istvan Idul, a 41 year old Hungarian musician, found guilty of feloniously slain Laszlo Szendlay leader of the Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra after a party fight in Ainslie. Jury recommends mercy. sentence deferred to Friday. Idul pleaded not guilty. witnesses described a fight outside a private home and a subsequent kick.
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Supreme Court
Idul
Budapest
Hungary
Laszlo Szendlay
Mercy Szendlay
Ee@wanna Street
Braddon
Keane
JA. Watson
Justice Jeske
Consable AF Allmond
Idal
Department of Interior
Idol
Kelly
Idyl
Szendly
Szendlay
Wiho
Watson
E. B MacArthur
Ainslie
Svendlay
Laszlo Nagy
X-15 Soars to 48 Miles In Record Flight
Pilot Joe Walker, 41, reports altitude as the X-15 climbs after being released from a B-52. The craft hit 48 miles at 3.650 miles per hour, beating October’s prior mark by Major Robert White. Walker states a winged vehicle can reach orbit and land as he did today.
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Joe Walker
Air Force
Robert White Walker
Indonesia Calls for Moscow Arms Aid to Safeguard West Irian
Dr. Soekarno announced that Foreign Minister Subandrio and Deputy Defense Minister Hidayat would depart for Moscow to urge faster Soviet arm deliveries and possibly buy more, to ensure Indonesian superiority in a potential showdown with the Dutch over West New Guinea. Subandrio quoted the president saying Indonesia must confront any Dutch move as Djakarta Radio claimed West Irian would be fully in Indonesian hands by year’s end, with Queen Juliana’s birthday festivities canceled.
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Rian
Posals
Americagy
Ellsworth Barker
Subandrio
New Guinea
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West New Guinea
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Juliana
Plateel
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