Rescuers Strive To Reach Trapped Climbers In Alpine Summit
German climbers Guenther Northdurft 27 and Goetz Meter 21 with Italian Longhi 44 are trapped on a tiny ledge 1500 feet up in the Alps. French guide Lionel Terray is aiding the rescue to bring Longhi to safety while Alfred Gramminger conducts multiple attempts as rescuers consider the dangerous cable operation.
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Utaisa
Jim
Guenther Northdurft
Goetz Meter
Srefana Longhi
Longhi
Tetralian
Posson
Thursay
Lionel Terray
Terray
Munich
Stid
Trig
Gordwan Wirt
No Help From Embassy For Soviet Spy
The New York Times reports Russia washed its hands of Colonel Rudolf Abel of the Soviet Secret Police. Abel awaits further hearing in New York on Tuesday on an indictment charging operating for the Soviet Union in military and at liaison. The Russian Embassy official says they provide no legal protection and treat the case as an internal American matter.
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New York
Reuter
Rudolf Ivanovich Abel
New York Times
Abel
Caplong
U.S
Soviet Union
the Times
American Biologist to Join Canberra Research Division
US biologist Professor Donald F. Poulson will join the CSIRO Division of Entomology at Canberra under Fulbright grants. He will conduct copper accumulation studies in animals and work on re matched projects, following a notable career at Yale and the Carnegie Institute.
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Sydney
Donald F. Poulson
Australia
C.s.lr.d
Canberra
Australis
Pro- Poulaon
Clal
Edinburgh
Ara
Carnegie Institute of Washington
Melbourne
Joshua Lederberg
Esther Lederberg
University of Melbourne
Pasteur
Society For
Tilinois Basteriologista
William R. Jones
Melbourne University
Charles B. ‘Hagan
the Universalty of Sydney
Violent Weather Ravages Europe and U.S. Coast
Storms in Northern France and along the Atlantic coast claim multiple deaths amid violent weather. A powerful hurricane in the Deep South of the United States parallels disaster tolls seen weeks earlier, with hundreds of lives at risk or lost.
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Europe
U.S
London
P-Reuter
France
Atlantic
United States
Louisiana
Bodies Of Dead Children's Parents Found
The sea at Blackpool washed ashore the bodies of Mr and Mrs Andrew Marshall parents of three girls who were found gassed in bed last Thursday. Their bodies carried by holidaymakers near a pier had a rope around each waist tied together. Police noted a letter dated Wednesday night to Mrs Marshall's mother expressing reluctance to raise the children amid an uncertain world.
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London
P.reuter
Blackpool
Andrew Marshall
Rebel Stronghold Captured Near Nizwa in Oman Campaign
Royal Air Force aircraft softened five Imam of Oman positions near Nizwa while land forces pressed from Firg and Rada. Rebels resisted from hilltops and caves, with a VB strike reportedly damaging a Valetta transport and a pilot narrowly escaping injury. No casualties reported.
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Nizwa
Firg
Rada
Royal Air Force
Pf Veaterday
Imam of Oman
Tak
Izki
FLA
Valetta
Buhlan
Ifam of Oman
RAF
Typhoid Fear Hits Margarine Plant in West Germany
A large West German margarine company warns housewives in four states not to use about 1.2 million half-pound tubs sold in the last month due to possible typhoid contamination. The alert follows three staff cases on July 14 and three more in the next two weeks.
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Nuremberg
A.a.p.reuter
ALP Branches Back Evatt Leadership in Sydney Meeting
About 200 ALP delegates in Sydney voted to expel critics of Dr. Evatt and affirmed that all Federal and State politicians must follow ALP Conference decisions. Speakers included Mps E J Ward and Dan Curtin. Curtin pledged to move for expulsion of critics despite defending friend Mr Chambers.
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A.L.P
Dr. Evatt
Sydney
Pln Mmater
Labour
Australia
Chambers
Cahill
Evatt
Ward
Queenal
Jon
Weuay
Wanen
The
ALP
Federal
M's
E. J. Ward
Dan Curtin
Curtin
Migrant Killed After Motorcycle Crash Near Mildura
A 27-year-old Italian migrant, Mija Vido vich, born in Mildura, died when his motorcycle crashed through a bridge and plunged 25 feet onto a railway line at Merbein near Mildura. He had been in Australia for less than three months.
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Mildura
Merbein
Mija Vidovich
Australia
Blizzards Trap Cars In Alps
SYDNEY Sunday. Bulldozers cleared roads to Happy Jack in the Snowy Mountains to free motorists stranded by severe blizzards. Seven cars remained trapped above the snowline tonight. Snowbound skiers at Konkusko were freed as road to Jinda byne opened. Cooma police urged motorists to carry chains. Light snow continued in the Southern Alps while other areas warmed to the sixties.
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Sydney
Happy Jack
Snowy Mountains
Alpa
Koncusko
Jindabyne
Cooma
Southern Alps
Girl Attacked Sent To Hospital In Sydney Incident
Police search two men after a yard girl named Deveraux was battered and left near the Mitchell Library in the Domain. She had been picked up at a cafe in the Haymarket and driven to a Paddington house where the assault occurred before being driven to the Domain. The victim, a former West Australian, remains critical in hospital.
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Sydney
Anita Dever
Heeres
Redfern
Orne
Miss Devereaux
Mitchell Library
Family's Ordeal In Snow Rescue On Country Roads
A car bogged in snow between Warbage ton and Mt Matlock. The fifth passenger walked 18 miles to summon help arriving at dawn. Mrs L Van De Vere, 28, had a sandwich and two others headed to Mt Matlock for aid. Police found the group near a hut. no injuries reported. Names of two men not known.
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Warbageton
Mt. Matlock
North African Terrorism In Paris Grows
Paris reports rising violence among North Africans with higher casualties than in Algiers. Algiers Mayor Jacques Chevallier notes one Algiers citizen killed every two days. In Paris, North African deaths average one every four days in eight days of August. France tally tops 18 killed in the first week.
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Paris
A.A.P. Reuter
Algiers
Jacques Chevallier
France
Electrocuted Man Falls From Tower Near Rutherland
An unidentified man about 25 climbed a high tension power line tower and was electrocuted when the current jumped four feet from a cable carrying 132 008 ft a. His body was found by a Sutherlands Council employee. Police said the man had no authority to climb the tower and likely was electrocuted as he neared the lowest cable.
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Rutherland
Sutherlands Council
Council
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Ifred Gramminger
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Kleine Schedegg
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