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Five Deaths On N S W Roads
Five people died on New South Wales roads with Wollongong village areas most affected. Victims included a Cabramatta man killed from a wallow truck crash on Prince's Highway and a 38 year old found dead in Wollongong after a possible truck strike or car collision. A two year old was injured in a separate wagon overturn on Cordeaux Road Mt. Kembla. Police report ongoing investigations and hospital treatment for several passengers.
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Wollongong
Newcastle
Manly
William_ Thomas Perks
Cabramatts
Prince's Highway
Cordeaux Road
Mt. Kembin
Wollongong Hospital
Thomas Charles Davida
Lindsay Street
Unanderra
Davidson
Figtree
Body Found In Harbour At Watsons Bay
Sydney water police recovered the body of Joseph Dixon sixty seven? seventy, of Gibb Street Town, after he fell from The Gap at Watsons Bay on Thursday night. Three Geelong sightseers watched as Dixon removed his hat and coat and shouted he was going over before plunging. The rough sea delayed recovery until today when the body was found floating near Nielsen Park in the harbour.
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Sydney
Water
Watsons Bay
Joseph Dixon
Moner
Gibb Street
Geelong
Dixon
Tim
Nielsen Park
Rough Voyage Hit Arcadia Liner From Australia
The 29 734 ton Arcadia berthed at Tilbury after a fierce Bay of Biscay storm. Gale gusts up to 70 miles an hour forced the liner off course and to slow to safety. A sequence of three huge waves caused the ship to heel and passengers were jostled from beds with galley fires doused as food ran scarce.
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London
Reuter
Arcadia
Tilbury
Australia
Lesa
Noura
Standard
Bay of Biscay
Miner fined after drunken disturbance at Prompty Court
Lavencey George peers, a 24 year old miner, was in a bus queue after a court appearance and pleaded for his beauty. He rested in Yew Castle Court yesterday where Akenhead was fined £1 for being drunk and disorderly.
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Lavencey
A.ap.reuter
George Peers
Coren “Aeauty
News In Brief Hard Road To Freedom
Eleven Yugoslav refugees spent 26 hours crossing the Adriatic in four sailing boats to seek political asylum at Ancona. Three Hungarian refugee chefs from near Aldershot arrived in London to present a New Year cake to England’s youths at Buckingham Palace. A smallpox epidemic spread from Beirut to the Joann area with three deaths in 113 Beirut cases. An electrician found £9,500 sterling in hotel under a stairs, believed to belong to a previous occupant. A British store in Malta reports continued British government presence. hoax bomb scare at Empire State Building and Radio City Music Hall prompted searches. no bombs found.
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A.A.P
Reuter
Adriatic Sea
Ancona
London
A.a.p.-Reuter
Aldershot
A.a.p.router
Beck Kent
Momey
New York
Manhattan
Empire State Building
Radio City Music Hall
Ya Ling
Bormbe
Canberra bush fires threaten towns as crews battle blazes
Several hundred Canberra residents fought New Year fires around the AGT district. A boy confessed starting a fire that burned about 250,000 dollars in property near Walldozer, with 400 acres burned overall. Firefighters held lines as winds remained a risk and authorities warned fires could flare toward Bungendore or Canberra if winds rise.
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Canberra
Agt
Yoreat
Lake George
A.C.T
Pierce's Creek
Vanity’s
Fire Council
Bungendore
Canverre
Freeport
Soup Scandal Over Canteen Soup Impostor Arrests
A disjointed report describes an impersonator at a railway men’s canteen in Caen being arrested after attempting to eat soup. Inspectors report the suspect claimed to be paying for meals while others noted he did not know the pay structure. The fragment hints at a mix of events including a lake and a day’s meals.
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Seco
Arabs Against US Plan Stirs Middle East Tensions
Syrian Ambassador Farid Zeineddine said Syria and the Arab world oppose unilateral U S action in the Middle East. He relayed discussions with Assistant Secretary William Rountree at the State Department about U S plans to enable use of U S forces in the region.
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Washington
A.p.-Reuter
Syria
Arab World
United States
Middle East
Farid Zeineddine
William Rountree
State Department
Zeineddine
U.S
Armidale Teens Run Away For New Year
Four arms Armidale girls aged 15 to 17 ran away from home to spend Christmas in Queensland and then New Year at Toowoomba? Police say they were reported missing in Armidale at night. A patrol traced the youth to Toowoo? station. Continuous investigation expected.
Eight injured in launch blast on Portsea cruiser
A launch blast tore the lower deck of the cruiser Portsea injuring eight crewmen. Rescue boats reached the scene as flames spread low on the vessel. Police officer Morris Rice attempted to restart the engine to head home around 5 36 p m, but the lower deck was soon fully engulfed.
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Portsea
Rea” Actncam M ‘Aleria
Morris Rice
More Shooting in Montgomery Bus Integration
No one was injured in yesterday’s attack while bus driver Fullilove, same man involved when a Black woman was shot in an earlier incident, reported hearing a bullet strike the left side of the vehicle. Police said a billet fired from a pistol or revolver caused the damage as two more buses were shot at last week with no injuries. In Tallahassee, Florida, desegregation of buses resumed with Black riders allowed up front as a few drivers resisted. In Virginia, the Federal Court of Appeals ordered immediate desegregation of Charlottesville and Arlington County schools.
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W. H. Fulilove
Wuppenthal
Ruppental
Tallahassee
Florida
Negro Lesdera
Richmond
Virginia
Federal Court of Appeals
Charlottesville
Arlington County
Lancashire Boys Fined For Ringing Headmaster
Three Lancashire boys aged 17 14 and 13 were fined £2 each in Wigan Juvenile Court for ringing their headmaster. The judge noted the repeated annoyance over three years, the issue being the mode of address “Hello Bighead” and up to 17 calls weekly, with the headmaster calling the matter a joke.
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London
Reuter
Lancashire
Wigan
Bighead
Heat Kills Man On Long Walk In Extreme Heat
ADELAIDE Tuesday reports a man died from heat while walking in 111 degree heat after a car breakdown near Oodnadatta. The deceased is identified as W. H. Fierz, a meteorological officer at Oodnadatta aerodrome.
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Adelaide
Joss
Oodnadatta
W. H. Fier¢z
Oodnadatta Aerodrome
Quiet New Year in Canberra ends with no arrests
Canberra police report a quiet New Year with no arrests for drunkenness on New Year Eve. Residents behaved well during Christmas as well, with few arrests noted. Extra patrols were deployed, but overall the holiday period was uneventful from the police perspective.
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Canberra
Church crucifix desecrated at Bass Hill in graffiti and fire
In the early hours vandals painted the 20 ft plaster crucifix outside the Church of Christ the King at Bass Hill and a fire damaged a pile of furniture on the footpath near Paddington. Father Corrigan urged police investigation and condemned the act as a sacred symbol desecration.
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Church of Christ the King
Bass Hill
Corrian
Egan
Outaids& Houss
Paddington
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