Rebel Planes Step Up Shipping Raids In Turbulent News
Reported by Interfax that rebel Moslem pilgrims dared Mecca visit. At Foner, a Panamanian freighter attacked by unidentified aircraft in Maluku, 28 Chinese crew killed. second officer escaped. Indonesian government denies foreign pilots in its air force. Rebels claim seven local pilots and warn of Russian MIG jets. Survivors describe a skilled air attack on a British tanker Ian Flaviano near Singapore, with 190 aboard and 20 escapees. Discussions continue on Western involvement and possible American arms transfers to Middle East.
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Family Injured In Collision at Ridley and Thompson Streets
Three people, including two children Marguerite aged one and Paul aged three, were injured in a crash at the intersection of Ridley and Thompson Streets around 3 25 yesterday. A car travelling toward Bol Wood Street collided with a truck, sending occupants to Shaberna Community Hospital with various injuries. The other vehicle involved was driven by Patrick Campbell of Giles Street, Kingetom.
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Kingetom
Watersiders at Work Amid Conflicts Over Shipping Routes
Four orders were reviewed including Belen Melbourne Hobart and Sydneys two contested routes. The discussions centered on port work and disputes involving Nordic and Nankin for earlier this week.
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Medical Book Saved Son
A Gosford mother attempted artificial resuscitation on her two year old after a friend used a medical handbook 15 miles south of the wharf settlement. The boy was found unconscious and revived after 15 minutes of respiratory work. Gosford District Ambulance transported him to Gosford Hospital in stable condition.
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Headquarters for Science in Canberra
Professor M L Oliphant tells no Canberra audience rented Baltic from big firms.
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Macmillan rejects Russell appeal on A tests
London Friday Prime Minister Macmillan refused Earl Russell’s appeal in a covering letter with a petition from more than 600 Britons. He said it does not represent the view of a large majority that the A tests should be suspended. He argued abandoning the tests would hinder defending the free world against aggression. Earlier, in the Commons, discussions continued.
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Australian Academy of Science
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Academy
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Furan
Melbourne
Mt. Stromly
Robert Gordon Menzies
No Nuclear Warheads In Woomera Missiles
British interest in Australia and official comment on tests at Woomera outline plans for extensive facilities and infrastructure. The Acting Minister notes no intention to arm tested missiles with thermo nuclear warheads in Australia while acknowledging projected research by scientists and engineers on medium range ballistic missiles and transmission upgrades.
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City Visualised As Science Centre
The Prime Minister forecast Canberra becoming Australia’s science hub as the Academy of Science plans a new headquarters. Donations from industry and institutions total 115 000 pounds toward a 250 000 pound goal, funding a landmark building with a universitylike role for national science.
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