Police reject assault claims in Waterhouse case
Commissioner N Allan told Parliament that Terence Waterhouse was not assaulted by police at Central station. He argued injuries occurred at a City restaurant before his August 30 arrest. Premier Heffron said the government will refer the case to Crown Law for further investigation.
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Sydney
N. Allan
Terence Waterhouse
Central
Waterhouse
Heffron
Legislative Assembly
Waterhouse case cited in Parliament on alleged police bashing
A wartime style parliamentary session discussed Terence Waterhouse of Willoughby who claimed police assaulted him at a city cafe and police denied any assault. Mr Allan reported no truth to the allegation, noting Waterhouse's health issues and lack of witnesses. The matter may be referred to town law authorities if pursued. |
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Heffron
Allan
Waterhouse
GILB
Terence Waterhouse
Dixon Cafe
Dixon Street
Bridge gleams as Commonwealth Bridge opens for night traffic
Night traffic begins on the newly opened Commonwealth Bridge. Headlights burn bright white lines across the span while tail lights trace thinner trails. The Law Courts silhouette glows in the Hobart skyline as a reflex camera captures the scene on FP3 film with a 30 second exposure.
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Commonwealth Bridge
Hobart Place
Delays In Traffic As Bridge Opens
The eastern side of the Commonwealth Avenue Bridge opened for traffic yesterday morning. Police closed part of the London Circuit exit and motorists detoured. A mobile crane at the south eastern pylon slowed traffic to a single lane in each direction. The first crossing was by Mrs. H. Hall of O'Connor.
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Commonwealth Avenue Bridge
London Circuit
H. Hall
O'Connor
Kennedy orders Wallace to desist over school desegregation
President Kennedy called Alabama Governor Wallace to desist from unlawful conspiracies and moved toward federalizing the Alabama National Guard to enforce desegregation orders. A White minister and three Ghanaian students were attacked by whites in North Port, Alabama, with one beaten and injured. they reported to the FBI in Nashville.
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Washington
Kennedy
Alabama
Wallace
United States
Associated Press of America
Alabama National Guard
United Press International
Africa
Nashville
Tennessee
W. T. Trost
Ohio
North Port
South
Trost
Ghana
U.S
Mr. Trost
Ocean Cable Enters Final Phase Undersea Link
The Monarch reports completion of its segment from Vancouver toward Hawaii after laying 1,200 miles and negotiating the Murray Feature in 3 mile deep Pacific. Mercury will finish the gap starting later this month as the £26 million project links Australia and Britain via Canada Hawaii Fiji and New Zealand later this year.
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Yeatctuay
Monarch
Vancouver
Hawaii
Ture
Pacific
Mercury
Ater
Australia
Britain
Canada
Fiji
New Zealand
Troops Occupy Schools In Saigon High Disorder
Armed troops and police occupied Saigon high schools after a weekend revolt. At Gia Long Girls High School pupils protested as classes began, with shouting and desk banging heard. Police arrested over 2,000 children connected to a Communist directed strike. Malaysia's PM discussed Buddhist issues with South Vietnam's leader. Kennedy said aid cuts to South Vietnam would not help.
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Saigon
A.A
Gia Long Girls’ High
Gia Long School
Ngo Diem
South Vietnam
Malaya Buddhist Association
Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Crop-dusting Pilot Killed Near Armidale
The crop-dusting pilot Les lie Ronald Gilmour was killed when his plane crashed near Armidale as he spread superphosphate. The wing broke off during a turn. Police and ambulance workers spent over an hour freeing his body from the wreckage.
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Armidale
Leslie Ronald Gilmour
O'Dell Street
Gilmour
Waiting times for homes across three Australian states
Housing authorities reported shorter waits in Tasmania Victoria and Western Australia with six months to two and a half years. NSW delays ranged four to five years in Sydney Newcastle and Wollongong while country areas were up to three years. The national waiting list exceeds 40 000 people and about 600 houses expected this year in Victoria.
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Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
Freeth
Canberra
Australia
A.C.T
Tasmanian Housing Department
Hobart
Thompson
Housing Commission
Commission
F. Griffith
Perth
New South Wales
N.S.W
Landa
Sydney Metropolitan
Newcastle
Wollongong
Fraser
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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