Observers From Indonesia Arrive Watch Warned To Avoid Towns
Indonesian and Filipino observers arrive to monitor Malaysia assessment work by United Nations groups. Government tightens security after reports that clandestine Communists plan rioting in Sarawak and urges UN mission to skip Bau and Serian towns near Kuching.
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Kuching
Sarawak
A.A. P.renter
Malaysia
United Nations
U.N
Michelmore
North Borneo
U N Mission Faces Rioting After Sibu Miri Visit
The United Nations team plans to move to Bau and Serian with full observer squads from Britain Malaya Indonesia and the Philippines amid government insistence on stringent security measures. Dajani says tapes of prior meetings will be shown to new observers as arrangements continue.
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U.N
Sibu
Miri
Dajani
Britain
Malaya
Indonesia
Philippines
Bau
Serian
Kuching
United Nations
Manila
Djakarta
Armed Forces
Nasution
Malaysia Federation
Ate
Richman
Inter
Pik
Tia
Michelmore
Heould
FBI urged to send marshals over Plaquemine brutality clash
In Plaquemine Louisiana a mass march to the sheriff's home met mounted police using prodders as hundreds of white bystanders cheered. Police arrested 31 and 38 demonstrators in prior protests for freedom songs. James Farmer of CORE says about 150 protesters were injured including a 15 year old trampled by a horse. he has petitioned the FBI for federal involvement. A London dispatch notes 400 marchers expressing solidarity at the American Embassy for Washington events.
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Plaquemine
Louisiana
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States
Congress of Racial Equality
James Farmer
F.B.I
C. A. Griffon, Jr
Dennis Songy
Griffon
Songy
Uap
Farmer
Spirl
London
Washington
Three to four years for first Atom Power Plant
Professor Baxter, after touring nuclear projects in the US Britain France Canada and Japan, said Australia may build a first nuclear plant in South Australia within three to four years to counter coal shortages. He noted coal power in NSW costs about four pence per kWh while imported coal in SA costs about 65 pence per kWh.
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South Australia
Baxter
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Japan
N.S.W
U.S
Taipan and Mouse Battle in Zoo Cage
At Harley Creek Zoo a white mouse allegedly fed on a newly captured taipan. The snake suffered minor injuries while the mouse, kept as potential dinner, ended up eating the snake briefly before both were moved. The mouse reportedly resumed a cheese diet after the incident.
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Cairns
Harley Creek Zoo
Disaster Fear In Saigon As Martial Law Burdens Grow
Senior U S military officials in Saigon fear extended martial law will hurt war efforts against guerrillas. Reported steps include curfew changes, while President Kennedy relies on diplomatic pressure. U S Ambassador Lodge and Buddhist pagoda scenes mark a tense moment in South Vietnam.
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Saigon
Diem
New York
U.S
South Vietnam
Ton Thai Dinh
U.sp.1
Kennedy
Neo Dinh Diem
Henry Cabot Lodge
Killer's Victims Mice
A passerby saw a car idling in Ralph Hackson's yard with a green hose from the exhaust through the front door. Police disconnected the hose and warned about carbon monoxide risks and illegal home-made extermination after multiple offences were noted.
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Miami
A.A.P
Ralph Hackson
Jackson
Cuban refugees arrive at Windward Key in two boats
The Immigration Service reports 33 Cuban refugees reached Windward Key off Florida late last night. The group includes six women and 17 men with no children and were in good condition but hungry and sun burned.
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Miami
Immigration Service
Windward Key
Florida
United Press International
Truck Driver Charged With Perth Murder of Student
A 32 year old truck driver was charged with the wilful murder of 18 year old university student Miss Shirley McLeod. The suspect, married with seven children, will appear in Perth police court. The killing occurred in Dalkeith after a baby sitting job. Police uncovered a rifle two weeks earlier and observed a man entering the Mt Pleasant bush before arrest. The inquiry involved mass fingerprinting across Dalkeith Medlands Cottesloe Swanbourne and University staff and students.
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Perth
Shirley McLeod
Mt. Pleasant
Pete
Gcartens
Miss McLeod
W.A. University
Dalkeith
Medlands
Cottesloe
Swanbourne
University
Three Injured in Canberra Avenue Collision at Narrabandsh
Three people were admitted to Community Hospital after two cars collided at Canberra Avenue and Nyrang Street in Narrabandsh. Involved were Imre Fenyvesi 50 of Elizabeth Crescent Queanbeyan his wife Maria and Jan van der Voorden 28 of Ainslie Hostel. Fenyvesi suffered head injuries and shock and his car was badly damaged. Mrs Fenyvesi had cuts to left hand and right leg. Van der Voorden the other driver had suspected slight internal injuries.
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Canberra Avenue
Nyrang Street
Narrabandsh
Imre Fengyesi
Elizabeth Crescent
Queanbeyan
Maria
Jan van der Voorden
Ainslie
Fenyvesi
van der Voorden
Chemist Dies After Petrol Explosion in Orbost
Police said chemist Charles Anthony Wurf of Ramond Street Orbost died an hour after a petrol explosion when he struck a match in Orbost. In Alphington a separate shed storing tools and explosives was destroyed with a blast heard for miles but no injuries occurred.
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Mera
Charles Anthony Wurf
Ramond Street
Orbast
Orbost Hospital
Wurf
Alphington
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Xa Lai
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North
South
Tim
Uto Electrics
Vies Lucas, Smiths
N.R.M.A
Auto House
Lonsdale Street
W.A
Melbourne
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