Storm Aid Complicates Simmonds Hunt Near Wyong
Police abandoned a chase after a storm and darkness as Kevin Simmonds, 24, eluded capture in a 25 square mile Wyong area north of Jilliby. 30 homesteads guarded, roadblocks set, armed squads patrolled, and trains halted while searches continued with mobile kitchens and ration packs.
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Long Bay Gaol
Kevin Simmonds
Wyong
Simmonds
Jilliby
Nsw
Delaney
Mr. Delaney
Toadoc
Oper
Mona Vale
Sim
Haney
Roose
Haity
Lake Macquarie
Problem Beats Electronic Computer
Sydney paper reports two Urteytei scientists pursue a mathematical problem to be solved faster by a computer at New York University. Professors and colleagues seek breakthroughs toward quicker electronic computation.
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Sydney
Amelia
Nework University
Cientila
UN Laos report finds no proof of North Vietnamese troops
The U N fact finding committee concluded no evidence North Vietnamese regular troops fought in Laos latest conflict. It said Laotian factions did receive equipment arms and political advisers from across the border. The U S warned the report does not rule out some regular involvement.
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New York
A.a.p.reuter
United Nation
Laos
North Vietnam
U.N. Security Council
US. State Department
Washington
U.N
Department
Lincoln White
White
Embers Nightclub Burnt to Ashes in Melbourne
A fierce fire at The Embers nightclub in South Yarra destroyed the venue and caused £20,000 damage. Over 400 people, mostly teenagers, were inside as oil barbecue explosion ignited varnished ceiling panels. Firefighters and police contained the scene as patrons fled and a performer prepared to sing when the blaze started.
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Melbourne
South Yarra
al Lish
Australian singer dies in London fall from 14th floor
An Australian singer identified as John Lim Limpus fell from the 14th floor of Castrol House in London yesterday. Reports say he recently suffered a nervous breakdown while pursuing his career abroad.
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London
Sunday
Castrol House
John Limid
Poleigs
Limpus
27 Feared Dead In Ship Blast At Houston Docks
A ship exploded and burned at Houston docks with 27 feared dead. A tanker loaded with high octane petro and other cargo was involved. Firefighters and all available equipment battled the blaze as crew members were accounted for. Vessel reportedly owned by American Oil Company.
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McO Co
Stronger Red Support Likely For Congress
Sir Garfield, acting Minister for External Affairs, cites Communist policy at the conference in replying to questions in the House of Representatives. He notes a Communist Party central committee meeting moving toward disbandment and cites concern over those who might align with the party and groups like the World Peace Council and Stockholm congress.
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Card Castle
U.S
Laos
North Vietnam
New York
Vasily Zuznetsov
U.N. Sec- 1
Dag Hamturkjonlas
Los
Red Fep
Card ‘Cautle
Security ‘Council Jast
Garfield
Lab
Yarra
House ‘of Representatives
Cern
Ie Cor Garfield
World Peace Council
Ockholm Congress
Australian Peace
Colombo Plan Said To Be Total Failure
In Melbourne on a Sunday, a Rotarian speaker described the Colombo Plan as a total failure. The talk criticized the program and the aid it provided, suggesting it did not meet its goals and calling for reassessment.
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Melbourne
Carlene Rangensker
Nace
Wangacatts
Patie
Colombo
Crites
Man Survives 60 ft Fall at Sydney Hotel
A man fell 60 ft from a fourth floor window at a Sydney hotel and was found underpants clad. He was in serious condition at St. Vincent's Hospital with a broken arm two other injuries. Police were told his name is not yet released.
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Sydney
Crows
St. Vincent's Hospital
Iun
Jeri
Striking steel workers ordered back to work under Taft-Hartley
President Eisenhower invoked the Taft-Hartley act to end the long steel strike. An 80 day cooling off period was ordered with the aim of resuming full production. Officials reported the dispute cost about 6 billion dollars in wages and losses.
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U.S
Wallington
Los Rg
Eisenhower
Uniform Companies Act Proposal At All States Conference
Local representatives of the state will discuss a proposal for a uniform companies act at an all States conference in Sydney on Sunday.
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Sydney
U S Air Force launches Discoverer satellite with secret capsule
At Vanderberg Air Force Base California the Air Force launched the Discoverer satellite into orbit. Officials described a component as a secret capsule aboard the mission. The event followed a continuing program to advance Earth observation capabilities.
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California
A.A.P
U.S. Air Force
Desi
Hawaii
Todd Temas
Earth
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