Tins Casba Instant Coffee Cable News in Brief
A digest of brief items from global wires. The UN trusteeship debate in New Guinea continues with Australia noting rising costs and challenges ahead. Sir Gerard D Erlanger, former BEA and BOAC chairman, dies at 56 in London after recent illness. An East Airlines pilot reports a near collision with a bomber over Lake Charles, diving 28 000 feet to avoid it. A German suspect in wartime mass killings is arrested in Barcelona and requested for extradition to West Germany. Editors of Rome papers face expulsion for blackleg editions amid a 11 000-strong journalist strike for improved conditions and shorter weeks. A Dagenham furnace accident leaves a painter dead and several others injured after a 200 foot fall and gas exposure.
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Cuban Crisis Tops 1962 News Story List
United Press International lists the Cuban crisis as the top news story of 1962 based on a poll of editors in the United States and Canada. The compilation includes spaceflight by John Glenn and desegregation milestones among other events.
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