1. In Christchurch Mrs Winifred Toeser (Phonetic spelling) has been charged with the murder of her daughter Eileen Rose. -- 2. An America flight will make an emergency midwinter flight to McMurdo Sound to pick up a sick seaman. The Frigate Taranaki is steaming south to act as a guide for the plane. -- 3. A body found in Epsom, Auckland has not been identified but is believed to be Miss Lesley Souter. -- 3. Floods have blocked the highway near New Plymouth but are receding. -- 4. The road toll for the holiday weekend is two. -- 5. Sheila Scott leaves Sydney for New Zealand tomorrow in her attempt to fly solo around the world. -- 6. There were two more suicides by burning in South Vietnam today in protest at the government of Air Marshall Ky. Both were nuns. -- 7. A Vietnamese monk is on a fast to death in Paris. -- 8. Indonesia and Malaysia are restoring communications by telegraph and telephone. All communications were severed in 1963 during confrontation. -- 9. Senator Robert Kennedy is visiting Johannesburg tomorrow. --10. Sports
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- New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation
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- New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation
Episode Description
- 1. In Christchurch Mrs Winifred Toeser (Phonetic spelling) has been charged with the murder of her daughter Eileen Rose. -- 2. An America flight will make an emergency midwinter flight to McMurdo Sound to pick up a sick seaman. The Frigate Taranaki is steaming south to act as a guide for the plane. -- 3. A body found in Epsom, Auckland has not been identified but is believed to be Miss Lesley Souter. -- 3. Floods have blocked the highway near New Plymouth but are receding. -- 4. The road toll for the holiday weekend is two. -- 5. Sheila Scott leaves Sydney for New Zealand tomorrow in her attempt to fly solo around the world. -- 6. There were two more suicides by burning in South Vietnam today in protest at the government of Air Marshall Ky. Both were nuns. -- 7. A Vietnamese monk is on a fast to death in Paris. -- 8. Indonesia and Malaysia are restoring communications by telegraph and telephone. All communications were severed in 1963 during confrontation. -- 9. Senator Robert Kennedy is visiting Johannesburg tomorrow. --10. Sports
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