High Court orders new trial in Nicholls case
The High Court of Australia today ordered a new trial for Nicholls who was sentenced to death for the murder of a receptionist last September. The decision criticized parts of the trial judge's summing up and evidence handling, potentially altering the verdict.
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Negro Shoots Student in Tragedy Near Dormitory
A 22 year old student, John Fide of Michigan Tech, was shot and killed near his apartment. The incident occurred Monday as he stood outside, with reports stating trouble and sensational details from the Associated Press. Police search for clues and motives.
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Menzies Attacks Labour Nuclear Policy in Canberra
Prime Minister Menzies blasted Labour's nuclear free zone policy as death by own action. He said the United States would not tolerate being told to refrain from deploying nuclear weapons south of the Equator and warned that an ANZUS pact would be at risk if Labour won and acted against it. He praised President Kennedy's Cuban crisis handling and urged Australia to pursue independent trade and defense footing as Asia shifts.
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Nimina Oil Well Drilled Dry Near Moonie Field
Sydney reports the Cioneherneas No. 1 exploratory well about 40 miles north of Moonie field proved dry to a depth of 7142 feet in volcanic rock. Mr Doyle Ty Graves, Union resident manager in Australia, stated no significant hydrocarbon showings were encountered and the well will be abandoned.
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Red warning on U K atom tests sparks alarm
Fragmentary copy mentions warnings about UK atomic tests and a potential threat to allies. It notes concerns raised by Masconi Radio and mentions political or military figures, without clear dates or outcomes. The text is incomplete but centers on warning signals and international response.
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Customs seize £40000 heroin haul on Dutch vessel at Sydney
Sydney harbour customs stopped a Dutch passenger ship at Woolloomooloo uncovering about 2 pounds of heroin valued at £40000. Experts estimate wholesale value near £100000 with street prices possibly £80,000 to £100,000.
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US sees Cuban crisis bases talks toward Kennedy report
Three American negotiators led by Adlai Stevenson will brief President Kennedy at the White House on Cuba policy. Officials say the US does not know if Moscow removed all Soviet missiles from Cuba and will hold the Soviet Union accountable for equipment and actions linked to the crisis.
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Anxiety Over Health Of Lady De Lisle For Governor General
Government House reports Lady De Lisle is in ill health causing concern. No official duties are planned. she underwent a major operation in April at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Sydney and has since been convalescing.
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Nehru Signals Open War If Advantage Fits India
Prime Minister Nehru said India would declare war on China when advantageous, outlining plans for military conscription and noting Soviet pressure for a ceasefire. He asserted India’s readiness for a long struggle, reported mass rallies, and stressed socialism and non-alignment as guiding policies.
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