Six Lives Lost In Bomber Without Navigation Aids
A Brisbane report states a Lincoln bomber crashed off Mi yesterday with six crew killed after deviating 50 miles off course. RAAF says the aircraft lacked modern navigation gear, and arrangements have been made for funeral services with full Air Force honors for the victims.
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Ring Leave for Restin Sicily and Nevada Atomic Device
Disjointed report from Las Vegas and surrounding areas mentions a plan involving a ring leaving for Sicily and the United States. It references Churchill and national security concerns tied to an atomic device, with details unclear and partially garbled.
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Five Killed in Forbes Crash
A crash near Forbes killed five people when an Auwer aircraft plunged two hundred feet into a paddock at Hedbend. The deceased include Timothy Mangier, Patrick Sheridan, Anita Berry, Jeremy Utrickland, and Roverdinpeon TS. The plane, owned by Meagher’s store owner’s family, was reported to have engine trouble. Civil Aviation Department officials arrived to investigate.
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Patrick Sheridan
Mianita Furbon
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Utrickland
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Eranch
Newcuntie Meagher
Bandon Breet
Porven
Meagher
Aibley
Kennedy
Starter Brothers’ College
Beng Wallt
Jered
Mesgivar
Sheridan
Farber
Pt. Kembla Steel Tonnage Reaches Million Mark
Pt Kembla Steel records a milestone as annual output tops one million tons for the first time with iron and steel ingot production detailed. The firm reports unit totals around 1 008 000 tons of iron 968 000 tons of steel and 1 118 000 tons of billets with provisions for depreciation and plans to invest about 200 000 pounds over the next five years.
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Celta
Pope Appeals For Progressive Peace Message
The article notes a plea for calmer, progressive action amid global unrest. It discusses leaders urging restraint, avoiding violence, and pursuing peaceful development to prevent further catastrophe. It mentions foreign pilgrims and the call for a united effort toward stability and humanity.
Easter Accident Toll Reaches Forty-Two Dead
An Easter disaster has caused forty two fatalities as authorities recount the toll. Wreckage and emergency crews dominated the scene with investigators promising further details. Officials said the city’s emergency plan was activated and a formal inquiry will follow.
Woman Fatally Injured In Canberra Avenue
A Canberra area accident left a 15 year old girl Margaret June Greer with head injuries and later died. A 7 year old received minor injuries while more than 40 others were treated or admitted for various injuries. Police reported a driver swerved and overturned, with another vehicle also involved. Funeral services for the deceased were announced for St Gregory's Church Queanbeyan.
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Seston Binet Nbeyan
Lustirenuel Rt
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Canberra
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Wive
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Queanbeyan
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Gorinaa
Yuvan Creneant
Doula Tan
Anniée
Ridley Streets
Holiday road toll rises in Melbourne area crashs
Melbourne reports show multiple fatal crashes during Easter with at least seven dead and over 120 injured as the holiday travel period extends. Police warn drivers to observe road rules amid a busy return journey from rural and interstate areas.
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Watt
Namie Old Moly
Nna
Speedway Fatal Crash At Claremont Kill(s) 37 Year Old Rider
At the Claremont Speedway last night Mile Francia Doyle, 37, crashed and was killed instantly. Two other riders were injured with minor injuries. Adelaide reports note five killed and 26 admitted to hospitals from recent road accidents, with two children among the dead.
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Total Perth
Buwlay
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Francia Doyle
Adilaide
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Easler
Musk Rats Attack Humans in Attic Search for Food
A report notes musk rats attacking humans while raiding attics in search of food. Authorities caution residents to secure spaces and remove attractants as a precautionary measure.
Israeli Soldier Killed By Mine On Border Track
A Jewish border clash report notes an Israeli soldier was killed by a mine while on patrol near a Sinai enclave. Egyptian troops and Israeli gunners exchanged fire. Christian and Jewish holidays were observed in the Holy Land. The incident marks the third death this month on the border patrols amid tense Armistice Commission discussions.
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Nouthern
Guen
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Sydney crowd crush at Rival Show leaves many injured
Reported chaos filled the Sydney show with over 100 collapsed attendees and a police probe into crowd control. Officials say around 8,000 were inside the hall as the incident unfolded, while earlier attendance boasted a record day estimate.
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Paramit Cole
Wangure
Tas
oMiciala
Alls
Russia Ready to Riscuss Austrian Pact
Russia signals readiness to reopen talks on an Austrian settlement amid World War II era tensions. Soviet notes suggest any Austrian agreement would be provisional and tied to broader four power diplomacy, with Moscow seeking neutralization assurances and strong Western participation at future conferences.
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Austin
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Lamina
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Omeee
Fent
Rusia
State ALP inquiry outlines leaked plan
Reported draft documents outline recommendations and potential actions in a state inquiry into the Labour Party. Details reference executive discussions, timing and observers, with mentions of parliamentary and party staff roles and upcoming hearings.
Brundage Sees Melbourne Olympics Ready for 1968
Avery Brundage, head of the International Olympic Committee, tours Melbourne and expresses satisfaction that the 1968 Games will be well prepared. He surveys sailing and equestrian venues, notes yacht activities in Port Phillip Bay, and mentions August preparations by the army and officials at Laverton.
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Ton ‘Preedamt
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Melbourne
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Olynplo
Laverton
Ian Johnson may be forced to play in second Test
Unclear text discusses Ian Johnson's potential inclusion in a second Test match amid injury concerns and team selections. May reference Kingston venue and Australia context. Details are fragmented with numerous garbled phrases and incomplete quotes.
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Kingston
Aid Ng
Australia
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Oman
Piohane Dapionery
Benauld
Record Time In Ocean Race Steals Spotlight
Salmaerer pane Ze Bing and Siggy Nox led the Brisbane Glatarene Yacht Club race, setting a record time of two hours. Teaa Netwemen'a fourth win in five years highlighted the event, with Equenr arriving at Larsson Sopot as the line of £48, a.m. during a nine-year stretch that broke Moanna wines' 1049 record.
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Aon Tontay
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Larsson Sopot
Moanna Wines
West German bid to widen trade with Australia
West Germany seeks to expand exports to Australia with machinery and other goods. A German delegation planned reciprocal trade agreements, aiming to boost ties and secure Australian contracts amid a broader push by German manufacturers.
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Sraaner
Wunioy
Germany
Uy Su
Sheol
Homey
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Stuith
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