Lockwood refuses to answer questions at inquiry
Melbourne July reports Rupert Lockwood refused to answer questions before the Petrov Commission. Justice Owen excused him from attending Melbourne hearings pending further notice while Justice Fullagar had dismissed an interim injunction related to a £10,000 libel writ. The commission examined documents and testimony about Lockwood’s alleged involvement, with testimony indicating he authored certain statements.
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Sroey Companiat
Rupert Lockwood
Cme
Justice Owen
Lockwood
Justice Fullagar
High Court
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Taye
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Tim
Nan
Selena
Secauen
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Win Putroy
Br. Bi
Saitinaas
Justine Owmn
Windeyer
Jamice Gwee
Ian
Owen
Crone
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Petty
Ben Bop
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Wien
Meg Petrov
Petras
Petrov
Urs Petrov
Ane
Granuni Party
Eam
Hill
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Stathes
Persie
Owen Sid Wire
Justice Gwen
Dane
Justice Store
Couriess
Pytrov
Petrow
Alain
Australian politics and alleged Soviet influence trial notes
Fragmented interview material shows discussions of money transfers to Lockwood, Petrov, and Antonov involving Australian pounds and possible receipt handling. The dialogue touches on espionage, journalism, and perjury questions, with references to the Soviet Union, embassy staff, and alleged security service links.
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Tanoy
Sas
Tass
Rien
Lin Bethe
Ike Sevier
Nerex
Moscow
MVD
Hafeud
Antonov
Nisie
Lns
Darain
Hitt
Vna Murnatist
Mme
Petroy
Huis
Sire Petrov
Ata
Menses
Three Players Cautioned in Contested Test Match
A fragmentary excerpt describes officials cautioning three players amid a disputed test match incident. The dialogue references referee decisions, crowd reactions, and potential disciplinary actions as players and observers debate the events and implications for the game.
Princess Visit Guides German Palace Tour
AAP report from Lompom describes a three day royal visit by Princess Guent of Weet Germany. The entourage includes armed guards and ceremonial duties at Mareares 7. Officials will hold ceremonies and receptions during the stay.
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Guent OF Weet
Euier
Princem Mareares
Bona
Dulles Won’t Return to Indo China Talks Yet
London dispatch reports that US Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told French Premier Pierre Mendes France he would not return to the Indo China conference until a sign of goodwill appeared from the negotiations. The statement came during discussions in London on July 11.
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London
Pione Gerer
Geneva
United State
J. F. Dulles
M. Pierre Mendes-France
Very Friendly Terms and a World War Peace Talk
Fragmentary report mentions dates and leaders as a conference unfolds involving France and Indochina. References to Premier and Soviet relations hint at pressure for a military restraint and possible settlement. The piece notes cautious diplomacy with calls for no escalation and general movement toward negotiation.
Wew Proposals On Canal Zone Amerian Backing London
In London the likely support for fresh Canal Zone proposals is discussed amid global tensions. Officials indicate backing from key British entities while negotiations with American counterparts proceed to shape potential policy directions.
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Wew
Comet Crash Report Sparks London Vigil July 11
Fragmentary AAP dispatch from London reports a comet crash incident causing alarm and brief mentions of witnesses and affected areas. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to a celestial event and public interest is evident.
Hamilton Richardson elde saged inons
Fragmentary OCR item mentions names and places with unclear context. Readable bits indicate individuals Hamilton and Richardson with possible affiliations or events but specifics are missing. No clear date or location available to form a complete news summary.
Half Million Attend Service in Zeipzig Mass
London reports half a million filled the Zeipzig center for the largest German service ever held. Police cleared the crowd after a long, solemn procession. The gathering featured a long interlude with prayer and singing, while charity stewards collected offerings amid heavy crowds and political tensions.
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London
Beuter
Secres
Zeipzig
Germany
Shy
Graham
Wembley Stadium
Stor Ot
Luindeeds
Steers of Charity
Carrie Che
Danube Floodwaters Claim Thousands as Rescue Efforts Continue
In the Danube flood crisis, authorities and servicemen race to save people after a deadly wave left many perished. Officials report families displaced across ten countries with homes and furniture ruined by the muddy surge.
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Danube
Romeles
Austne
Diplomat Shot Dead at Embassy in London Belgravia
A Dominican diplomat died after a shooting at a London embassy in Belgravia. Police and officials described the event as a critical incident with the Consulate coordinating a response. The other diplomat was injured as the shooting occurred during a consulate visit, with authorities reviewing security and calling for official statements.
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London
Belgravia
Priter
Aisioraile
Teood
Coal Production Cuts Hit Two Meeborough Coal Venues
July reports from Brisbane indicate reduced coal output at two Meeyborough district mines Burgowan and land due to weather flooding and a dispute over duties. About 20 tons cut with mine idling at Wee Moreton Till and others. Officials note ongoing tensions and adjusted production plans as a result.
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Brisbane
Ficoalog
Meeyborough
Land
Burgowan
Eviouy
Wee Moreton Tiel
Patty
London
Meuter
Pel
Validity of Royal Commission Legislation to be Introduced
Canberra July 1. Prime Minister Menzies announced Parliament would move quickly to legislate for Royal Commission validity. He said the proposed measure would extend beyond the initial appointment and aim to secure enduring authority to proceed with evidence and documents. The Opposition questioned the plan, urging careful terms to avoid overreach.
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Royal Commission
R. Mrozies
Sha
Resistaon
Ann
Menzies
Melaourne
Possible Winners of Trial at Broome Race Meeting
Broome July 12 four entries led the trial as Murray brothers Jack and Bill Murray drove a Ford V8 to a strong showing. Mechanical troubles plagued several rivals including steering and braking failures blamed on master cylinders. Points standings list Akers of Charleville and J Perkins among top finishers. local drivers reported a tense pace with few overhauls and cautious driving on winding sections.
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Jack Murray
Patterson Viera
Ana
Arthur Andernin
Beis
Bate 'Halden
Brosme Control
Christmas Creek
Sud
Scar
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Bill Pe
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Murrays
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Y Broome
High Seal Weather Disrupts Shipping and Cyclone Report
A weather bulletin notes a cyclone near the coast causing high seas and agitation aboard ships. Sailors report rough conditions along a 34 mile stretch since Friday, with local stations and owners evacuating off from the town as the gale intensifies.
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Beara
To-Tay
Pasa
Trawler wreck and coastal dangers off Queensland coast
A trawler was wrecked and another damaged near Redcliffe as seas rose and winds shifted, forcing crew to shelter. HMAS Cootamundra and other vessels patrolled, while a passenger liner was reported en route to Brisbane. Weather worsened with heavy seas and swells impacting the coast.
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Redcliffe
Lernoan
Moreton Bey
Redes
Sanel
HearliMe
Miehl
Premieres Tour of North Fact-Find Files
Fragmented report from Brisbane dated July 12 describes a fact-finding mission amid anti-gay tensions. Mentions individuals and locations with unclear context, including Camco, Gael Bla, and Shdilinns, amid unfolding confusion on the tour.
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Bissio
Brisbane
Remiier
Mr’ VC Air
Ike Fm
Rayon
Roland
Farm Programme in China reports widespread discontent
A Chinese Communist newspaper says the country faces food shortages and social unrest, with famine and strikes noted as residents suffer from grain shortages. The report accuses the Soviet Union of pressuring China to export grain and other crops for machinery and industrial goods.
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Washington
China
Saviel
Mums
Jnived
Aganey
Peking
Soviet Union
New cyclone near Bundaberg threatens coast
Weather authorities warn of a cyclone forming off Bundaberg with renewed trough activity. Reports describe intensified wind conditions and rough seas prompting maritime caution and potential evacuations.
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Bundaberg
Buundsberg
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