Mrs Petrov’s Last Minute Decision to Seek Asylum
An international scene unfolds as Mrs Petrov consents to seek asylum after a tense incident aboard the Constellation near Northern Territory airspace. Police confrontations with Russians, including Kurpinkky and KiMlitsin, are described amid diplomatic tensions. Mrs Petrov receives briefings from officials before returning to Darwin with her party as inquiries continue and government actions are outlined.
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Kurpinkky
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Constellation
Edawilet Petrov
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Anylum
Australia
Royal Couple to Fly From Aden
Royal couple to fly from Aden aboard a BOA airliner with Captain F A Taylor DIC of Hendon in command. They are due at Aden in the week on April 37 and will proceed to Entebbe soon after.
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Laydin Former Squadron Leader Tied to Darwin Incidents
Laydin, once a RAM squadron leader and senior administrator in Northern Territory affairs, figured in the sensational Mrs. Petrov incident at Darwin yesterday. He served at Darwin during the war and survived Japanese bombing raids.
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Dotov
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Kithia
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Australia
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13 Babies Die in Maternity Home Fire in London
A fire at a London maternity home claimed the lives of 13 infants and left the surviving in danger, according to hospital and police reports. The blaze trapped the infants overnight, with authorities investigating the cause and noting hazardous conditions at the facility.
Russians May Boycott Armaments Meeting
Fragmented OCR reports Russians may boycott an armaments meeting. The text mentions various names and bodies, including United Nations and Western allies, with unclear details and garbled context about participation and approval.
Mrs Petrov May Hold Key to Embassy Secrets
Australian security officials believe Mrs Petrov may possess critical embassy intelligence amid a Moscow led espionage probe. The case centers on Petrovs trust networks and potential access to Soviet operations patterns, with inquiries focusing on Canberra contacts and possible exile or travel plans.
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Tie Marya
Petrov
Australian Security Service
Vladimir Petrov
Australie
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