Bus Crash Kills Woman in West Heidelberg
A fatal accident at the Lawson Parade West Heidelberg intersection left Dorothy Aindel, about 53, of Upwey, dead on arrival at Vincent's Hospital after a bus collided with a van carrying women. Several passengers were hospitalized while the driver escaped serious injury.
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Melbourne
Ian
Lawson Parade
Southern Road
West Heidelberg
Pebirian
Dorothy Aindel
Alexer Street
Upwey
Vincent's Hospital
Onital
Renin
Iag
Inaction Claimed Not Order Breach
Melbourne Tuesday report says mere inaction by a union or its officials in a decision could not breach an order. The contempt hearing was announced by union counsel J Kelly. The son faces 12 contempt summonses from major shipowners and Australian National Line, with resumption threatened.
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Melbourne
Aim
Mem 3
Ion
J. Kelly
Australian National Line
P Row
Fighting Flare Returns in Congo Mining State Clash
Reports from Elisabethville say fierce fighting erupts in the Mining State of the Congo with Lumumba’s army clashing with anti-Lumumba forces in Kasai. Katanga units seal borders while Belgian troops withdraw under a UN deadline as Soviet technicians arrive and volunteers prepare to defend the frontier.
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Elisabethville
The
Congo
Joseph Nealua
Patrice “Lumumba
IDF Kasai
Luputa
Mr. Lumumba
Katanga
Ralph Bunce
U.N
Hammarskjodd
Radeshwar Dayal
Pakistan
Washington
American
Associated Press
Congo Republic
United Nations
Kasai
United ‘Nations
Atanga- Kasai
Lumumba
Ruandi Urundi
Frogmen Press Plane Crash Search In Atlantic
Rescue teams continue scouring the Atlantic for victims after an airliner crashed into the sea near Dakar. Only 30 bodies recovered so far with no survivors expected. The French crew of eight and 33 passengers including eight children were aboard the Flight. The aircraft, damaged by a tropical storm, disappeared after three failed approaches in near zero visibility.
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SCA
Paris
Dakar
Monrovia
Abidjan
Lucien Boirre
Racial Trouble in Gaol Overburst
Frank Parker 25 a white leader of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People was beaten by Merrill Adrian Imus suffering fractured skull and lost teeth. Parker received a 90 day road sentence. 35 whites and 57 Negroes were given lighter sentences in a rapid-fire round. Four more Negroes were arrested for jeering at whites as Negro leaders called off further anti segregation demonstrations due to violence. Police enforced emergency laws banning gatherings of more than four on streets.
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Frank Parker
National Association For the Advancement of Coloured People
Merrill Adrian Imus
Parker
Wang
Jdge
Three-Car Crash Injures Griffith Man on City Intersection
A crash at Brisbane Avenue and Macquarie Street injured one man, Allan Turner of Meehan Gardens Griffith, with head cuts. The other two drivers escaped injury.
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Brisbane Avenue
Macquarie Street
Allan Turner
Meehan Gardens
Griffith
Australian Swimmers' Close Call At Olympics Heats
Australia's quartet Gergayina Beckett Rosemary Lassip Alva Colquhoun Ilsa Konrads clocked 455.7 seconds to reach the heat cutoff, chased by a Dutch all star lineup led by Van Velsen and Terpstra. Yamanaka won the opening men's heat in 4m 21s, cutting Murray Rose's Melbourne record. Konrads won heat two with 4m 24.35 as Kolesnikov faced officials to exit the pool.
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Gergayina Beckett
Rosemary Lassip
Alva Colquhoun
Ilsa Konrads
van Velsen
den Haan
Largerberg
Terpstra
Holland
Great Britain
U.S.A
Germany
Hungary
Japan
Australia
Tsuyoshi Yamanaka
Yamanaka
Murray Rose
Melbourne
John Konrads
Rome swimming and boxing results recap
In Rome results Dawn Fraser leads the women's 100 metres freestyle final while T Gathercole reaches the men's 200 metres breaststroke semi final. J Konrads and M Rose win heats, boxing bantamweight and flyweight boxers win on points, and Australia leads coxed fours heat one.
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Dawn Fraser
T. Gathercole
J. Konrads
M. Rose
Taylor
R. Gattelari
J. Bukowski
Inquiry Into Cyclist's Death Opened
Rome authorities opened an inquiry into the death of 23 year old Danish cyclist Enamark after collapsing during a 100 kilometre Olympic race in Rome. A post mortem has been performed and investigators will determine if stimulants played a role while awaiting laboratory test results.
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Rome
Enamark
Ferdinando Cocucci
Signor Cocucci
Church Destroyed by Fire in Geelong Belmont
Two children are questioned by police about a major fire that destroyed St. Bernard's Catholic Church at High and Regent Streets Belmont. Firemen saved the brick parish hall and school as flames engulfed the timber church on the highest Belmont point.
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Geelong
St. Bernard's Catholic Church
High and
Regent Streets
Belmont
Highton
St. Bernard's
P Creed
James
NSW Hospital Fees Rise Amid Debt Pressure
Sydney report states State Cabinet approved increasing public ward fees by 2 4 a week with proportional rises in intermediate and private wards. Minister for Health Sheahan will seek caucus approval, facing opposition from many Labour members amid hospital debt projected over £5 million next year and unpaid fees totaling over £1 million.
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Sydney
Sheahan
Treasury
N.S.W
Hospitals Commission
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Frederic Gardner
Kwamouth
Leopoldville
Ee Winters
Kytates
Moscow
Dawn
Chris von Saltza
Story
Konrads
Kolesnikov
N.S.W. Gov
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