Recaptured: Escapees in Col l Ar oy Cottage
After 62 days at large, escaped convicts Davey Dugan and William Mears were recaptured at a Collary cottage at dawn. They slept together in a double bed as police swarmed in, using dogs and a car search. Investigations focus on alleged women supplying their escape. Police and court observers tighten security, with ongoing remand hearings due.
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Hot Potatoes Smuggled Into United States
Officials say hot potatoes are being smuggled into the United States. The smugglers allegedly pay farmers 35 cents a bushel and sell to home growers, turning them over to the Government at 125 cents a bushel under the price support program. The probe indicates a large illicit trade inflating imports and undermining market controls.
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American Farmare
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Bomb Explosion In Finnish Parliament Shatters Exterior
A bomb exploded at the main entrance of the Finnish Parliament building today causing shattered windows and other damage. No injuries were reported. The incident disrupted the Electoral event as members were due to be seated inside. Authorities launched an investigation into the blast and security concerns.
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Dua
Winland
France Invited to Talks on U S Aid
Washington reports that France has been invited to talks on U S aid and weapons for Vietnam. The Department said a tentative plan exists for supplies but requests would be carefully considered. The note hints at possible shifts in recognition of Ho Chi Minh and potential arms from Chinese Communists.
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Mali
Vietnam
Chi
Indo-China
Statesmanship Can Still Avert Prospect of War
London Tuesday Attorney General Shaw warns Labour rally that diplomacy must prevail amid arms race fears. He argues nations must seek arbitration to curb aggression and prevent a world destabilized by weapon production and military powers.
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Generel
Breaktiey Shawerow
Labour
Lancashire
Uruk
Uae
Putea
Weta World
Ail Setomal
Hartley
Onnen
Floods Worsen Across Southern England and Thames Rises
Massive floods sweep southern England as the Thames swells to dangerous levels and coastal cliffs erode. Residents flee homes while unseasonal winds and rain batter London and coastal resorts.
Russia ahead of U S on guided missiles says Johnson
Senator Lyndon Johnson on the Senate Armed Services Committee asserts Russia leads the United States by two years in guided missile development at a briefing in Jemat. The claim highlights Cold War competition in ballistic and precision weaponry research and testing.
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Washington
Russia
Jemat
United States
Lyndon Johnson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Nuclear arms debate shapes Cold War rally report
A rally featured statements from officials and analysts arguing about timing for nuclear weapons development and the feasibility of an atomic energy control framework. They challenged Western and Soviet positions on leadership, public opinion, and international negotiations within the United Nations.
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Johnaengai
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Yeasterday
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Brit
1 Bomb Will Destroy Civilization
National Council of Arts and Sciences sponsored a debate on nuclear weapons with Pauling warning that hydrogen bombs could kill about 1,000 million people. He noted 40 or so bombs might devastate civilization, discussed at a New York venue.
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One
California Estitute of Technology
Einstein Attacked By U S Congressman In House Debates
Washington Tuesday Congressman John Rankin charged Proteanor Albert Ei with Communist activities and deportation, claiming Ei had nothing to do with atomic bomb development. Rankin urged action against Ei while defenders argued Ei influenced the project.
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John Rankin
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Albert Ei
Labour asserts win at British elections
London report cites Labour Party victory with a promised mandate for full employment and expanded social services. Statements from Labour figures claim a strong majority, contrasting with Conservative positions. The piece notes debate over post election policies and party unity in the new Commons.
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Morgen Philpenne
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Vatican City Attack Report From Fragmented Text
A partially legible telegraphic fragment mentions an attack on Vatican City on a Tuesday. It notes a person confined to a room and suffering a slight pitfall of affluence, with garbled wording obscuring key details.
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Vatican City
U S Plame Missing On Fight
A report from Worth headquarters notes a missing U S Plame after a flight. the crew of 15, including officers, were aboard. Details remain unclear as officials search for the craft and clarify the incident.
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Fone Worth
Faroe
Bae aeRort
British 1864 Election Sketch and Nominations
The Times parliamentary writer classifies Labour and Conservative candidates including Ulster and National groups with figures: Liberals 478, Communists 100, others 50. Several ministers expect election reappointment. Ulster Unionists back Anteims North Major Harden. Defence Minister Viscount Alexander and Town and Country Planning Minister Wilkin noted among ministers from the former government.
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Labour Members Rejected by ALP in Brisbane
The Central Labour Party Executive discarded Bal Gostion Minister Mr Brave and Deputy 3 Mr Mann as Labour candidates at Brisbane elections. The executive met all day to arrange, Bruce and Mann the only sitting members met 76 elect. Bruce has been a member since 1929 and cabinet minister since 1928. Mann represented Brisbane since 1936 and has chaired parliamentary committees since 1947.
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Ainee
Truman Told To Watch Asia
President Truman faces rising tensions as U S naval forces in the Western Pacific are bolstered amid reported Chinese and Soviet pressure in Asia. Adm Sherman supports readiness without evidence of a major russo aggression, while top chiefs debate Asia policy and defense plans.
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Forrest Sherman
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Pacific
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Weiter Amol
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Han
Tunis
Formoan
Quirino Eyes Meeting On Far East Pact
Quirino signals possible meeting on a Far East pact. The Manila press notes Y manifestation of interest by Tatiana and Comunutn leaders, with details still vague. A United Nations general assembly stance is mentioned, with March context and anti-Communist concerns cited.
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UN Genveal -Ansamiily
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Ginenal Maraulo
Soviet censors allow foreign correspondents on Moscow atom control talks
London reports that Soviet censorship permitted foreign correspondents in Moscow to dispatch stories on a possible Russian willingness to participate in international control of atomic energy. The piece notes Moscow has passed through a period of silence, with Stockholm observers marking the shift and timing amid ongoing discussions.
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Stockholm
South Africa Fourth Test Amid Torn Cricket Events
Fragmented OCR reports a fourth test in Johannesburg with South Africa chasing a total. partial score details show bowlers Lindwall and Miller among the bowlers, while Australia fielded losses. The text lists several batsmen and fall of wickets, but the report is garbled with many misread names and figures.
Rioting Across Johannesburg Police Clashes Reported
An account describes Africans clashing with police in Johannesburg with widespread rioting and property damage. It details crowds marching, train derailments, and arson as security forces attempt to restore order amid reports of casualties and confrontations involving armed civilians.
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