Money Missing From Central Police Strongroom
Sydney police say the Criminal Investigation Branch lost between £1,000 and £2,000 from a strongroom inside the Central Police Station. Detained detectives search the area after a broken padlock unlocked the door. Supt. Walden and top officials lead inquiries with no confirmation of jewellery or documents missing.
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Sydney
Norman Allan
CLR
R. J. Walden
F. Smith
Central Police Station
CIB
C.lb
Supt
Walden
C.I.B
Vatican Reports Stomach Growth Endangers Pope
Vatican says Pope John suffered a severe haemorrhage and is in grave danger. A Vatican statement, relayed by A.A.P. and B.A.P., notes an abnormal stomach growth, gastric metaplasia, worsening his critical condition.
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A.A.P
Vatican
John
B.A.P
American Associated Press
A.P
Pope's illness and Vatican statement cited by agencies
Vatican announcement described the Holy Father’s ongoing internal bleeding from a gastric condition over about a year. Doctors from Gasbarrini Valdoni and Mazzoni said the hemorrhagic episodes are controlled by treatment and the Pope seeks to act in accordance with God’s will.
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Vatican
Reuter
L'Osservatore Romano
B.U.P
Luciano Casivirri
Holy Father
Incalline
Cardinal Cicognani
Ecumenical Council
Holy Church
Gasbarrini
Valdoni
Mazzoni
Man and Woman Found Dead in Park House Office
Police probe two deaths on the third floor of Park House near Parliament House. A cleaner and a Spanish-origin woman were found shot, with a rifle located in the office. Detectives and the scientific squad investigated the scene at about 9 30 p m.
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Sydney
Macquarie Street
Anes Pye Naranaggenee
Park House
Parliament House
C.sb
Scientific Squad
Whitaker and party reach Everest via Western Ridge
First for the United States Whitaker and a Sherpa guide reach the summit of Mount Everest on May 1 climbing the unclimbed Western Ridge. Three other Americans also reach the top and report their ascent by radio from Kathmandu. Doctor Mundth heads to treat frostbite victims Barry Bishop and William Unsoeld in Katmandu.
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Whittaker
Sir Edmund Hillary
New Zealand
Sherpa
Tensing Norkay
Mount
Everest
Katmandu
Lieut
Eldred Mundth
Tunku to discuss Soekarno talks in Tokyo
Malayan Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman said he will discuss with Indonesian President Soekarno measures to restore normal relations and maintain peace in South East Asia. He will depart for Tokyo on May 30 for talks to be held before June 2.
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Kuala Lumpur
A.B. Reuter
Malaya
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Soekarno
Tokyo
House of Representatives
South-East Asia
Indonesia
Malaysia
Singapore
North Borneo
Sarawak
Brunei
Soukarno
Dato
Syed Shan bin Syed
Bandria
Tunku Abdul Rahmin
Subandrio
Federation
Trade control bill criticised by Australian metal industry group
The Australian Metal Industries AssociationObjected to provisions in the proposed trade practices legislation calling for criminal charges over certain practices. President W G Gerard urged registration of practices to protect community interests. He warned small manufacturers would bear the brunt and jeopardise jobs. Unions in Sydney criticised his stance on wage margins and leave grants, defending the Arbitration Commission decisions.
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Australian Metal Industries Association
W. G. Gerard
Rex
Canberra
Gerard
The
A.m.la
A.M.I.A
Sydney
Commonwealth’ Arbitration Commission
Australian Council of Trade Unions
J. D. Kenny
Metal ‘Trades Unions
Commission
Sromworkers' Federation
L. Short
Gerand
Two Boys Hurt In Turner Car Incident At School Run
Two boys Phillip Cul nan e 7 and Christopher Gerard O Mara 8 of Ridley Street Turner were struck while walking to school about 8 05 am near Boldrewood and Spencer Streets. Both received abrasions and were sent home after treatment. A separate Fyshwick collision injured Anna Lavella walking on Whyalla Street at 7 45 am.
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Fyshwick
Phillip Culnane
Christopher Gerard O'Mara
Ridley Street
Boldrewood and
Spencer Streets
Philip
Christopher
Anna Lavella
Queanbeyan
Whyalla Street
Safety drive by British minister urges helmet use
Britain’s Transport Minister Ernest Marples launched a nationwide campaign to persuade scooter and bicycle riders to wear safety helmets, the Evening News reported. The appeal targets improved road safety amid rising cycling traffic and incidents.
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London
Britain
Ernest Marples
Evening News
Kenya to retain UK ties as independence nears
Kenya's Jomo Kenyatta, newly named prime minister after the first general election, says Kenya will stay in the Commonwealth and seek independence in 1963. Speaking on BBC Panorama, he outlined democratic African socialism and promised inclusive development as KANU leads with 58 seats amid a multi-party result.
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London
B.B.C
Panorama
Robin Day
Kenya
Mr. Kenyatta
Nairobi
Kenyatta
KANU
Kenya African Democratic Union
African People’s Party
Government House reviews gardener housing issue
Government House acknowledged ongoing concerns about accommodation for its 15 gardeners. The Australian Workers Union said eight months of negotiations have failed to secure satisfactory facilities for the gardeners.
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Australian Workers Union
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