Tait Wins New Stay For Hawthorn Vicarage Murder
Melbourne reports a high court stay of execution for Hawthorn murderer Robert Peter Tait, delaying the planned hanging of Ada Hall’s killer as legal challenges over sanity and procedure continue. The stay marks the fourth postponement amid appeals and government action.
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Melbourne
Hawthorn Vicarage
Robert Peter Tait
Tait
Ada Ethel Hall
Aupene
Justice Dean
Finney eyeing Captain's Flat for Ned Kelly film
Albert Finney, in Canberra to scout scenes for a Ned Kelly biography, considers Captain's Flat area near Bungendore as suitable for Kelly country. The plan includes building a Glenrowan Hotel replica and filming along the 20 mile rail line used for ore transport, with potential closure of the Captain's Flat mine.
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Kelly
Albert Finney
Tinney
Canberra
Finney
Kelly Country
Glenrowan
Victoria
Mr. Finney
N.S.W
Australia
Captain's Flat
Marrow Pallies
Ned Kelly
Captain’s Flat
Queanbeyan
Ben Hall
Harry Tennent
Hall
Constable Nelson
Collector Hotel
Tharwa
Tennent
New Satellite World Map Aid
The satellite launched at 6 08 p m Canberra time aboard a Thor Able Star missile and fired toward Russia. It carries four high intensity lights for star background photography to aid ground stations in mapping Earth's shape and gravity field.
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Canberra
Russia
U.S. Defence Department
Soviet Union
Restoration Of £19000 Alleged Misuse Of Company Funds
In the Supreme Court yesterday an application was made by liquidator Jack Colvin Olsson of Australasian Venezolan Pty Ltd to restore £19 475 allegedly misapplied from the company funds. Frederick Ralph Vogel, a director and secretary, is accused of breach of trust as three cheques to American Export Corporation Pty Ltd were booked as loans with no security or interest. Page 35.
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Supreme Court
Jack Colvin Olsson
Australasian Venezolan Pty,td
London Circuit
Frederick Ralph Vogel
P. J. Jeffery
Ols- Son
Vogel
American Export Corporation
Vogel Ept
Jeffery
Border Lull in Sino-Indian Border War and Western Arms Aid
India uses artillery and mortars as China pushes 17 miles into disputed territory. Britain United States and Canada pledge aid as a temporary lull is reported. Macmillan promises support in Commons. U S arms flow into India and tanks planes are expected. Washington silent on Kashmir pressures as Pakistan in talks.
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India
Britain
United States
Canada
Pledge
London
Harold Macmillan
China
House of Commons
Macmillan
Associated Press
U.S
Washington
Kennedy
Pakistan
Kashmir
State Department
Karachi
Mohammad
Miss Australia 1962 Crowned At St Kilda Palais
Miss South Australia Tricia Reschke age 20 secretary from Coonawarra was proclaimed Miss Australia 1962 at the Palais De Dance St Kilda with Governor Sir Dallas Brooks presiding. About 1000 entrants competed and prizes totalled over £25000. Miss Tasmania Vivien Floyd named Charity Queen for 1962 raising £4412 for spastic children.
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Melbourne
Tasmania
Vivien Floyd
Australian Manufacturing Bodies Plan Joint Export Drive
The Chamber of Manufactures and the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Australia announce the formation of Australian National Export Promotion Ltd to push goods overseas with Commonwealth Government support. Prime Minister Menzies urges a united front as Britain nears joining the European Market and notes protection of industries as a dead issue.
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Sydney
Wednesgoods
Australian National Export Promotion Ltd
Chamber of Manufactures
Associated Chambers of Commerce of Australia
H. N. Herford
Chamber of Manufactures of
N.S.W
Menzies
Australia
Britain
European Economic Community
Dismantling of Cuban missile bases reported by Russians
Washington reports indicate Russian medium range missiles bases in Cuba are being dismantled with talks of returning missiles to the Soviet Union next week. U Thant held 24 hours of talks with Dr Castro in Cuba and outlined to Kennedy and U.S. officials the ongoing negotiations.
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Cuba
Russia
British
United Press
China
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Guantanamo Naval Base
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U Thant
Dr Castro
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Moscow
United Nations
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Kennedy
Guantanamo
Havana
Soviet Union
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D. H. F. Scott
Brotherhood of St. Laurence
Nehru
Defence
West
Baltimore Sun
Defence Department
The
New York Herald Tribune
Silence
Southern Beauty
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