Queen and Philip delayed by fog on Africa tour flight
The Queen and Prince Philip departed London Airport over an hour late for a tour of Ghana Liberia Sierra Leone and Gambia. Their Boeing jetliner was held by fog delaying the 3 600 mile nonstop flight to Accra by about six hours and forty five minutes.
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Royal Couple Arrives in Accra Amid Warm Welcomes and Security
Crowds greet the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh as fog delays arrival at the airport. Police and Workers brigade units assist three security operations while Ghanaian crowds cheer and officials, including Prime Minister Macmillan and Commonwealth Secretary Dun nn Sandys, fare them well. In Accra, reporters note heavy media coverage and editorial support for the visit amid political tensions and arrests connected to cabinet reshuffles.
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Navy Neptune crash kills four crew in Antarctic mission
A United States Navy Neptune aircraft crashed near the Antarctic station killing all four crew members. Details of the crew and passengers remained unreleased as the investigation continues.
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UN backs test ban drive amid Cold War tensions
The UN Assembly backed a Western led push for a test ban despite Soviet abstentions and threats to ignore the resolution. Britain and the United States signaled possible hosting talks while Cyprus proposed a December report on negotitations progress. In Canberra three Burns Club visitors from Norwich England arrived to reconnect with old ties.
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Holt Sees Rise In Business Activity
Harold Holt notes a turning point passed with multiple indicators rising. Domestic and commercial building, factory output, and employment improve while bank lending grows and prices stay stable. He cites Australia’s reduced speculative activity and a strengthening external position amid a growing housing and manufacturing outlook.
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Hostel Manager Charged On Theft Case in Canberra
Egon Karl Hunt, 41, former Commonwealth Hostel manager, appeared in Central Court on a stealing charge after returning from Manila by plane. He is accused of stealing £2908 from Commonwealth Hostel Ltd, Canberra, and was described as wearing a brown suit a white shirt and suede shoes around October 28.
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Police Prosecution Seeks Remand for Hunt
Field told the court police seek remand until tomorrow. Hunt, said to have no money for bail, was remanded in custody at Central Court. Police expect the original warrant from Canberra tomorrow as Hunt is to be extradited after today’s Sydney hearing. Det. Sat Bacon and Det Set Canning of the Commonwealth Police assisted in the arrest.
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