Soviet Bases Wrecked In Quake Questioned
The Sunday Dispatch questions if Soviet bases were wrecked by an earthquake and whether Russia’s eastern seaboats circle has been neutralized. Reports claim communications with Kamchatka Peninsula and the northern Pacific area were completely broken off by November 7, with ongoing upheaval affecting defence and strategy.
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U.S. Silent On Latest A-Bomb Tests
Washington reports the Atomic Energy Commission withheld comment on Pacific nuclear tests, noting possible completion of the Eniwetok hydrogen bomb test. Coverage described prearranged news restrictions and speculation on the test's yield and atmospheric effects.
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State Opera Company Begins S W Queensland Tour
The State Opera Company left Brisbane by train for a week long tour of south west Queensland. Forty nine members travel in two special rail coaches with a luggage van for scenery. They will perform Madame Butterfly in Dalby Roma Charleville Toowoomba and Warwick. This follows their May tour of north western Queensland.
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Clash Feared at Meeting of Tron Workers
Mass meeting in the Assembly Hall, city, tonight faces alleged Communist plans to disrupt. National union secretary Laurie Short warned of agitation as ALP pre-ballot tally looms. Federal Opposition figure Lester Byatt to address as iron workers campaign moves under a unity ticket led by ex-secretary L McPhillips. Communists distribute vote cards and literature amid a bitter bid for control. Industrial group leaders say they fear no final outcome despite the heated campaign.
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Power Blackouts Likely Across South East Queensland
South east Queensland faces power blackouts for at least two days as SHISBALs appeal to cut consumption. The public is urged to cooperate to avert serious failures after a Bulimba power house breakdown late Thursday. Brisbane and the region remain at risk throughout the coming week.
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Man Believed Killed by Lightning at May Downs Station
Charles Shea of Rockhampton was found dead in a hut on May Downs station about 109 miles west of St. Lawrence. He worked on contract fencing there. A heavy storm in the area on Friday led authorities to presume a lightning strike. The body is being brought to Rockhampton for a post mortem examination.
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Freak storm causes heavy cane and property damage near Mackay
In Mackay district heavy damage feared with cane fields flattened and outbuildings blown down after winds up to 70 mph. In a five mile belt north and south of Kuttabul store, farms report damaged sheds, uprooted trees, smashed windows, and irrigation damage. Farmer A J Watt estimates about £1000 of cane ruined. postmaster Mr A E Pill notes residents call it one of the worst storms in memory.
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Bushfire volunteer dies from burns in Sydney region
A volunteer firefighter Brent, an officer with the Australia and New Zealand Bank, died from burns sustained while responding to bushfires that broke out in the district. About 300 firefighters battled the blaze as high winds fanned flames for most of the day. Brent was hospitalized after being injured. the fire’s tension eased only last night.
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Northern Tobacco Sales Near One Million Payout
Northern tobacco sales are projected to reach £1 million as Mareeba hosts the sale days on Thursday and Friday. So far £890,000 worth of tobacco has been sold this year at Mareeba. Secretary Mr Leinster said strong competition was hoped for next week, though five firms have confirmed representation versus the usual ten to fifteen.
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Boy killed after fall under army truck in East Brisbane
Kenneth James Hawkins 16 was killed yesterday afternoon in East Brisbane when he fell beneath the wheels of a heavy army truck. He was riding a bicycle and attempted to pass the vehicle, contact with the front wheel caused him to go under the rear wheels.
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Man Kills Three Over Shrunk Trousers in Milwaukee
Milwaukee police say Clarise Walls, a 32 year old Black war veteran, shot three people at a dry cleaning shop after claiming his trousers had shrunk. Victims included Marnard Parness and his wife and an employee. all were white. Walls said he was unhappy and sought satisfaction.
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Hazel says govt pledged to fair banking competition
CANBERRA. The Federal Government was no more willing to damage the Commonwealth Bank than it was to harm private trading banks, Mr. Menzies said yesterday. He warned that loading the banks with the functions of mortgage rural credits and industrial finance would burden the trading division, while declaring the government sought fair competition not destruction.
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Police Seek Scotland Yard Aid in Sydney Fraud Case
NSW police seek help from Scotland Yard to trace two English confidence tricksters who allegedly swindled Sydney firms of about £10,000 in goods. The men, once active in Sydney commerce, fled to Europe after securing 30 day credit and prompt delivery, then vanished as warehouse creditors pressed for payment.
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Son Arrested Following Murder of Parents
A son is arrested in connection with the double murder of his parents. The victims were found mutilated at a cliff near their home and later body remains recovered from the area. Charles Griaecs was missing from his home after the killings.
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14 Killed in Wild Riot in South Africa
Reuters reports in Kimberley that 14 Africans were killed and about a dozen police fired Sten guns to quell rioting in Port Elizabeth. Four more Africans were feared dead. police retreated under attack as mobs wrecked a beer hall and dispersed crowds. Justice Minister Swart announced a state of emergency would be declared in Port Elizabeth, though government plans did not intend to use force.
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