Federal Action In Race Riots In Alabama Ordered Troops Deployed
President Kennedy ordered Alabama National Guard units to stand by as riots rocked Birmingham and Anniston after a minister’s home and a motel were bombed. Civil Rights official Burke Marshall to return to Birmingham to consult with locals. Governor Wallace questioned the move, saying law and order prevail.
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Kennedy
Alabama National Guard
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Birmingham
Fort McKellan
Anniston
Burke Marshall
Marshall
Nepro
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Dent
U.P.L
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Riots in Birmingham Turn Violent as Police Fire on Crowds
A police officer restrains a Negro youth while a fireman looks on during fierce Birmingham riots. Police have clubbed demonstrators with rifle butts and sticks, and firemen have used water jets to disperse crowds.
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Birmingham
Alabama
Two Supreme Courts Eased Congestion Says Justice Dunphy
Justice Dunphy praised Australia s dual Supreme Courts during a Canberra callover noting the new Law Courts of the A C T provide unmatched accommodation for counsel witnesses judges staff and Registry and reporting. He said backlog relief was possible now with both courts available and expected faster clearance.
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Justice Dunphy
Supreme Courts
Law Courts
A.ct
Australia
Canberra
Unemployment in Australia Dips Slightly in April
Unemployment fell by 287 to 81 625 in April with the rate at two per cent of a 4 300 000 workforce. Queensland highest at 3.2 per cent. Youth employment rose with 2 195 jobs notified weekly, a record for April, and 29 577 total placements.
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Australia
Queensland
Labour and National Service
Mr. McMahon
Victoria
Tasmania
Western Australia
South Australia
N.S.W
Commonwealth Employment Service
Department of Labour and National Service
Vital Trade Talks Begin at Geneva GATT Conference
The 16 Commonwealth trade ministers and the Rhodesian Federation meet to outline demands and offers for the Kennedy round tariff cuts at Geneva. Australia leads with Trade Minister and Deputy PM McEwen. Australia seeks higher cereal and food export prices, criticizing GATT for favoring industrial countries.
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Geneva
Daily Telegraph
Australia
Britain
G.A.T.T
Wool Sale At Goulburn Post Autumn Shearing
A clearing up sale of wool will be held at Goulburn tomorrow with 6000 bales offered. Three brokers represent the auction, featuring carding wool from properties on the south west slopes Monaro and Goulburn districts.
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Goulburn
Monaro
Mutilation Murders Solved Police Claim
Police questioned a 40 year old railway worker at Melbourne's Spencer Street Station as inquiries continue into three Sydney murders in 1961 and 1962. Detectives from Sydney assisted as authorities seek extradition to New South Wales and identify a body found under a Concord shop floor.
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Spencer Street
Melbourne
Russell Street
Douglas and
Black
Sydney Cle
New South Wales
Sydney
Concord
Jet Planes Harsh Landing Damages War Plane
A Sky Warrior Radar Jet worth over £1 million suffered extensive damage during a routine carrier landing. Commander Robert Morris, 44, of Missouri, and the three crew members were uninjured. The jet struck the deck, wheels exploded in flames, and the pilot circled to burn fuel before hitting the nylon net at about 100 mph.
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Sky Warrior
Robert Morris
Missouri
Quick Recovery Detectives Reclaim Stolen Electrical Goods
Detectives yesterday recovered electrical goods worth £400 less than 36 hours after theft. Two workmen found transistor radios and a steam iron at the Monaro Play Centre in Griffith near the Eric Anderson Radio and Television Pty Ltd depot. Det G Turner and Det Const C Kent assist in inquiries.
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Gateway
Monaro Play Centre
Eric Anderson
Monaro
Griffith
Radio and Television Pty
Fysh
G. G. Turner
Notong
Last Tribute to Diplomat Johnston in Canberra Service
Citizens filled St John’s Church of England for the funeral of S C Johnston 62 former New Zealand High Commissioner at mlc building. Leaders and 36 nations attended with a nineteen gun salute then casket flown to Sydney for private cremation.
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St. John’s Church of England
S. C. Johnston
New Zealand
Mr. Johnston
Ml.c
Lord de L'Isle
W.R. Crowder
Robert Menzies
Pattie
Johnston
Canberra-Goulburn
K. Clements
Garfield Barwick
J.shepherd
William Oliver
K. M. Kaiser
Pakistan
E. W. T. Gill
Canada
B. K. Massand
India
A. M. Muttukumaru
Ceylon
Incie Yusof bin Ariff
Malaya
Canberra
R.a.af
Fairbairn
Sydney
Bluebird Sets Fast Run On Lake Eyre Trial
Donald Campbell’s Bluebird completes another trial on Lake Eyre averaging 180 mph in the first mile with a top 240 mph. Rainfall at Malcorina Station reached 18 points but did not affect the lake tests.
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Lake Eyre
Bluebird
Donald Campbell
Malcorina
Vanessa Redgrave Gives Birth To First Child In London
Vanessa Redgrave 26 year old actress wife of film producer and director Tony Richardson and daughter of Sir Mick Redgrave gave birth to a girl weighing 14 ounces at a London nursing home on Saturday night.
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Vanessa
London
A.A. P.reutter
Vanessa Redgrave
Tony Richardson
Sir Mick Redgrave
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Bso
Victorian Railways
Wick
Turner
Lanybody
Const. C. Kent
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