Miners Rescuers Face Delay In Final Shaft Breakthrough
A technical hitch delays the resumption of drilling the last 65 feet of the shaft as engineers report the seal is not fully securing. Three miners remain entombed and rely on a through shaft by late tonight with rescuers to be lowered one by one in a capsule. Doctors warn the crew has endured double atmospheric pressure to hold back flood waters.
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Jury Awards Boy 35000 In Negligence Case
Vujlech Tomko sued the Sisters of St Joseph trustees who run St Margaret's Hospital Darlinghurst over negligent treatment after Robert's 1957 birth. The jury awarded £35000 to the boy, who remains handicapped for not receiving a blood transfusion. An appeal against the award has been lodged.
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Unidentified Man Injured in Canberra Hit-and-Run
Police seek to identify a man hospitalized after a collision at Northbourne Avenue and Condamine Street. He had no papers, suffered head and internal injuries. A second man's body was found in a car park at a pine plantation six miles from Canberra. fingerprints are being sent to Sydney to determine identity.
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Leaders Begin Campaign for November 30 Election
Canberra reports MPs rush to their electorates to campaign for the November 30 House election. The Opposition Leader Calwell will open with Labour policy, then Prime Minister Menzies speaks in a nationwide TV and radio hookup.
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Campaign tours outline for Australian leaders across states
Eastern States key policy speech by Calwell will be broadcast nationwide from Melbourne Royale Ballroom. McFwen will speak at Shepparton on November 14 and tour NSW Victoria and WA. Menzies and Calwell plan state visits, prioritising Queensland NSW and Victoria with heavy air travel.
Prime Minister Corsses The Nation For Campaign Push
Cabinet Labour targets NLS W and Victoria seats as population shifts may favor Opposition. Sir Robert Menzies leads final Cabinet sessions and plans extensive TV and radio appearances from November 12 with seven TV and seven radio talks. He travels by R A A F Convair, while McEwen campaigns in W S W Victoria and NSW focus on Hume and Cowper.
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Diplomatic trio cited in New Jersey espionage case
FBI arrested engineer John William Butenko and driver Igor A. Ivanov at Englewood rail station parking lot on Tuesday. Pavlov Yuri Rontashin and Vladimir Olenev of the Soviet mission were detained and described as abusing U.S. resident privileges.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
New Jersey
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Gleb A. Pavlov
Yuri A. Rontashin
Vladimir I. Olenev
F.B.L
John William Butenko
Igor A. Ivanov
New Jersey Englewood
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Romashin
Australia to conduct census in June 1966
The government announced a June 1966 census due to rapid population growth. Treasurer Holt said Australia would reach about 11.7 million people by 1966.
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Planned expansion for Goodwin House aging project in Canberra
The Goodwin Centre Development Association announced a 1964 program to extend Goodwin House from 44 to 72 places, adding 28 dwellings on the northern site and completing eight more units nearby. The project, funded with subsidies and costing around £64,000 so far, aims to meet a growing need for aged services as Canberra's awaiting list tops 50.
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Fountain Project Delayed By Unresolved Fountain Details
The Garemu Place fountain延期延迟 因难以确定喷泉形状细节 floor tiling delayed completion from September to end November. Contract worth £2,133 awarded to Melocco Bros Pty Ltd. NC DC spokesman cites final tiling decisions as the cause of delay.
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Four Die In NSW Storm Crash At Willow Tree
Police identified the deceased as Yvonne Wilson 27 and her children Carol Mary four and Diane Margaret four months from Quirindi. Miss Wilma Lumscombe the driver was in critical condition at Quirindi Hospital. The furniture van driver Thomas Edward Snashall escaped with minor injuries. Road deaths in NSW reached five that day.
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Yvonne Wilson
Carol Mary
Diane Margaret
Fortune Road
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Wilma Lumscombe
Quirindi Hospital
Thomas Edward Snashall
Kirrawee
Nsw
Cadets To Sail To Macquarie Island In Antarctic Relief
Two Australian Army school cadets will sail to Macquarie Island aboard the So Nella Dan as part of the Australian National Antarctic relief expedition. Cadet Under-Officer Darrel Miles Hodder of Rockhampton and Cadet Under-Officer Michael John Edwards of Hobart will depart mid December and return for Christmas with their homes. The trip is arranged by the Department of External Affairs in coordination with the Army and officials said the relief mission supports Australia’s Antarctic bases.
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Australia
Antarctic
Darrel Miles Hodder
Dennison Street
Rockhampton
Michael John Edwards
Wellesley Street
Hobart
St Virgil’s College
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