Pioneer Moon Rocket Veers Off Course From Cape Canaveral
U S Pioneer moon rocket launched from Cape Canaveral ran 100000 to 120000 miles above earth early Sunday. It slowed its pace and appeared to incline toward Earth's orbit instead of the moon. Experts noted veering off course and debated timing to fire a fourth stage to reach lunar vicinity.
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Postmasters Confer On Telegraph Exchange Changes
Postmasters from unofficial offices met in Canberra to discuss impacts of new telephone exchanges on post office operations. The New South Wales branch discussed changes, a fair pay system, and improved premises funding. J R Fraser and A D Taser addressed the gathering.
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Wet Weekend Disrupts Canberra Sport Fixtures
Canberra endured seven inches? of rain from Saturday into Sunday disrupting district sports. Queanbeyan Racing Club meeting was abandoned while only one third grade cricket match in Canberra was completed. The Lions Clubs Canberra to Queanbeyan Scooter Race drew smaller crowds than expected. Temperatures stayed mild with a forecast of light winds.
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Car Plunges 300 Feet Over Cliffs at Mount Gambier
A car plunged 300 feet over a sheer cliff at Browner Lake Mount Gambier killing Keith Price 19 of Heywood Victoria injuring driver Brian Wolfe 23 and Robert Graham 20 with Neville Rowbottom 18 escaping. The crash followed a failed attempt to navigate a pedestrian path to Centenary Tower.
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Nationalists Wait For Red Guns To Resume Fire
New York to-day reports a Nationalist garrison on Quemoy strengthened with new troops and supplies after August shelling. U.S. missile crews moved Nike Hercules launchers to a Formosa mountain site and readied four batteries within two weeks. Nationalist and U.S. sources say Communist China unlikely to resume shelling without air or sea assaults, keeping Quemoy in Nationalist hands.
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Cease fire outlook seen in Quemoy as US envoy nears Taipei
A US Embassy official says hopes rise for extending the cease fire despite no Peking announcement. The US Defense Secretary Neil H. McElroy is due in Taipei to discuss a plan with Chiang Kai Shek to cut Nationalist garrisons on offshore islands.
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Tunisia Boycotts Arab League Session in Cairo
Tunisia walks out of the Arab League meeting in Cairo protesting perceived domination by larger Arab states. A Tunisian government communique later said cooperation with the UAE and other Arab states was impossible and that Tunisia has no faith in the Arab League.
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Tenders Commended for Canberra Home Program
The acting secretary of the ACT and Labour Mr Blair commended the National Capital Development Commission for arranging tenders for 162 additional homes. He said these contracts ensure building employment continuity and support the council’s view that the current programme maintains trained labour forces in Canberra.
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Balloon spying claims fuel Cold War tension
Soviet Tass reports alleged US and Canadian officers stole a military letter in Tiflis and accused American balloons of photographing targets as ways to test Russian defenses. The briefing highlighted captured film aboard a balloon showing Soviet military leaders and warned of sovereignty violations and risks to civilians.
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Goodwin Centre Grant Approved
Government approves grant under the Aged Persons Homes Act to the Goodwin Centre Development Association for erecting three duplex cottages at Goodwin Homes for the Aged in Ainstie. Total projected cost £11409 12 with initial instalment to be paid on final cost.
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