Fragmented OCR Sports Preview Notes Event Lineup
Disjointed text mentions a possible boxing or wrestling event with references to champions and names such as Lash and Milwaet. Details are unclear but hint at a lineup and venue timing.
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27 Oct 1960
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 27, 1960
Page
1
Opposition attacks on Crimes Bill sparks party caucus clash
Labour's Calwell leads opposition to the Crimes Bill in a heated caucus. The motion demanded withdrawal and redrafting to repeal objectionable provisions including death penalties for political offences and new restrictions on free speech. Amendments to protect trial by jury and civil liberties are promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calwell
Crocus
Innerstate
Australian Council of Trade Unions
Commonwealth Labour Advisory Committee
Melbourne
Mc Ward
Nsw
Daly
DLP
Senator Cole
Senate
Nixon Forecasts Rise in Prices
Vice President Richard Nixon told electors that if John Kennedy were elected president prices and taxes would rise. He spoke at an afternoon rally in Mariptria Ohio and warned of economic consequences under a Kennedy administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Ohio
Richard Nixon
John Kennedy
Wollongong Trade Unionists Protest at Parliament House
A group of Woollongong trade unionists arrived yesterday to demonstrate on Parliament House steps in protest against amendments to the Crimes Act. They traveled with seven busloads of unionists from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wollongong
Parliament House
Woollongong
Unions Protest Outside Parliament House in Sydney
Members from Senate and House of Representatives gather in small groups outside Parliament House to oppose a new bill. About 100 noise-filled protesters push for action while police report orderly conduct. A deputation meets Attorney General Barwick as leaders argue the law aims to deter and cripple the Labour movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House of Representatives
Parliament House
Rusders
Ward
Melro
Lab
Harvie
Garfield Barwick
Sperfield
Garticht
J. Youngs
Sydeev
Watestle Workers’ Pevderation
Si Charhiehd
ACH
Labour Movement
Store Blast Kills 11 as Roof Collapses
A massive explosion at a department store during peak hours killed 11 and injured 84. The blast sent debris into the street while shoppers and staff watched the building’s rear double story roof collapse after a gas leak fed by a valve opened during heating unit work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Nave
Bas
Henry Bird
Cine
I Corse
Wea Boemp
Seme Vietms
Mt Joseph
Congo faces UN move as Mobutu flags plot against Lumumba
Congo radio warned Leopoldville of a UN disarmament plan led by Ghana Guinea and Morocco and accused them of plotting to restore Lumumba. UN troops faced potential armed opposition as Belgian instructors were reported and armored units moved toward designated danger zones. Soviet critics questioned paying for the Congo mission amid mounting costs and political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moabutu
United Nations
Ghana
Guinea
Morocco
Three Nations
Mobutu
Lumumba
Leopoldville
Thysville
American
Associated Press
Binh UN
Leopardwile
Beusade
Leppelville
Kasai
Rakwanga
New York
Soviet Union
Congo
Alexei Roschin
Dag Hammarskjveld
Poland
Antoni Czarkowski
U.N
Hammarskjveld
Thieves Take Fifty Mowers From Sydney Yard
Sydney police warn thieves may dispose of the stolen lawn mowers after a transport service yard heist. Detectives have found no trace of the culprits who allegedly took fifty mowers on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sydney Transport Service
Road Gang For Negro Leader Arrest in Atlanta Sit-In
Dr. King Oscar Mitchell faced a Georgia court order to four months on a road gang for a sit-in protest in an Atlanta store. Judge ALCO Eade refused bond, citing a suspended sentence from last year for driving a cart without a license. Rev Samuel King, NAACP Atlanta leader, was arrested during the courtroom protest. charges of deputy duties interference were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alco Eade
Oscar Mitchell
Dr. King
Georgia
Atlanta
Balb County
Samuel King
National Association For the Advancement of Coloured People
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Frank
Eoud
Ling
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Kaeo
Ndeey
King George VO Menvertal
Canberra
Wehha
United Press International
Road Gang
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