Mine Explosion and Triple Train Crash Kill Hundreds in Japan
A mine blast and a triple train crash in Japan killed at least 610 people, with 416 dead in the mine and 164 in the wreck, hundreds injured. About 500 miners were rescued after the explosion.
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Mine and Rail Disaster in Japan Kill Dozens in Kyushu
A Mitsui Mikawa coal mine explosion near Oniura City Kyushu and a derailment involving a Yokohama Tokyo bound passenger train caused a massive disaster. About 1944 miners were believed trapped as rescue efforts and gas poisoning claimed many lives, with authorities racing to recover bodies amid a devastated landscape and grieving families.
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Citation of thanks for Canberra St John Ambulance brigades
The superintendent of the St John Ambulance Brigade, Mrs Thelema Hollier, received a citation of special thanks from the Priory in Australia. The honour, presented at the Canberra divisions annual inspection, marks the first citation for a Canberra member. Hollier joined in 1938 and led the Canberra nursing division from 1980 to 194 when the division was defunded.
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Australia to buy TEX bombers for £56m from US
Australia will pay about £56 million for 24 TEX bombers from the United States. Payments will be spread over years with US bearing interest until Australian payments overtake them. The government says the deal offers the best price and delivery terms in RAAR history and includes initial spares, engines, training, and crews.
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U S Government to Sell Spare Parts under Logistics Plan
The United States Government has announced its intention to supply spare parts and equipment to Australia under the cooperative logistics support program linking Australian and U S Air Forces supply systems.
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Yass Chamber Plans Fact Finding Meeting
Yass Chamber of Commerce will convene a fact finding session on the need to urge improved road facilities and infrastructure around Yass. The meeting aims to outline potential council actions and engage community input for upcoming council consideration.
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Western Australia Country Party Prefers Labour in By Election
In Busselton Western Australia a Country Party official decided to give second preferences to the Labour candidate amid clashes with Minister for the Interior Mr Preeth. The parties discuss potential partnerships as ALP and CP signals shape the Moore and Canning seats. The scene includes mention of divorce news from Venice and Reno involving Princess Tra Furstenberg.
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Actor In Fatal Accident Shocks Canberra Stage Circle
Francis James Murphy 24 of Mulwala formerly Heidelberg died after a car crash on Monaro Highways Way near Williamsdale. He suffered severe head injuries when his car hit a guide post and a bridge and died Sunday night at Canberra Community Hospital. Murphy starred in The Boyfriend at Albert Hall and was the production’s lead before the accident.
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Navy orders escort ship for Royal Australian Navy
The Royal Australian Navy will get a 14,500 ton escort maintenance ship costing £5,300,000. Cockatoo Island Dockyard in Sydney begins preparations with keel laying planned for February and completion targeted in 1967. The vessel will boost self sufficiency and afloat support by serving as a mobile workshop to repair modern warships and weapon systems.
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French Assembly Approves 1964 Budget for Defence
The French National Assembly approved a 1964 budget of 8,380 million pounds. More than a fifth of the total, 41,800 million, is allocated to defence, with 40 percent of that for France’s nuclear strike force.
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