Champion coach died in Victorian plane crash in Canberra area
Geoffrey Woodward owner and pilot of Dan Morley office equipment firm died with Min Leuvel Downer of Western Australia and four others when their four seater crashed after takeoff from Melbourne. Milne Cornish, a Western Australia secretary and Mrs Downer were among victims. Proctor, a Canberra figure, had owned the craft previously. Investigators traced the crash to a flight from Melbourne as search efforts continued.
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Havelock House
Canberra
Yarra Glen
Victoria
Melbourne
Geoffrey Bruce Woodward
Dan- Morley
Min Leuvel Downer
Western Australia
C.s.lr
Mr. Haymen
Frankston
D. Cornish
Downes
C.5
Mikses Downer
Cormiatth
Dur Nym
Meiboina
Mr. Woodward
Hagetork
Nniice
Hi Aircraft
Milne Cornish
Mira Downes
Hat Hoy
Ite
Piano Win
Minning
Hhe
Restrictions On Soviet Citizens In America
The United States government imposed strict travel limits on Soviet citizens in the United States in a retaliatory move. The action targets Amtorg and other Soviet entities, with the embassy emphasis on restricting Soviet trade representatives and officials.
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America
Washington
United States
Aaviel
Perannuel
Memo Ures
Amtorg
Ingiey
Stete Petrol Hours To Be Enforced
Government considers extending petrol station hours with enforcement to 830 pm on weekdays and Sunday openings. Parliament debates trading hours and the government says it will monitor compliance as authorities prepare a formal notice.
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Stete
Sivonen
Aude Arango
Aken
Suspicion Over Sherk Sales Noted By Officials
The State Fisheries Department opened an inquiry into Sherk Sales amid high consumption figures reported last year. Chief Secretary Mr. Kelly ordered the probe to determine if improper sales or distribution occurred and to clarify the intestate situation surrounding the case.
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Kelly
South Australian Aid for Fire Victims Announced
The government pledges 10 000 pounds to aid fire victims in Adelaide. The plan includes relief funds and assistance from the state, aiming to support those affected by recent destructive blazes. The report notes casualties and damage, including destroyed residences and official decorations by Lady Georgie and the Governor.
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Adela
Femnan
Tne
B.A
Bar
Hester
Sini
Tina
Leon Steere
Mirrain
Todd Cuttin
Georgie
Wreckage Scattered On Mountainside After Plane Crash
Witnesses report a Proctor aircraft plunged into a mountainside near Mount Silla about dawn. The tailplane and engine separated, debris scattered over a mile, and searchers found the wrecked plane on a spur. Two bodies recovered, rescue teams with stretchers pressed through rough terrain.
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Sore Assentere
Wes
Bide
Veere Glen
Mielbosirne
Seung
Four Yachtsmen Missing Off Melbourne Coast
Four yachtsmen vanished after leaving Bayonet Bay aboard the motor yacht Stouca bound for Melbourne. Owner Mr W Norman from New South Wales stated he was not alarmed but admitted concern for the men’s safety as the Victorian canal region was traversed and no contact had been made for days.
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Mit Amsernven
Actne Uirelas
Byaney
Toonpuay
Alvervar
Melbourn
U S to Compensate Japanese for Bomb Test Injuries
Tokyo reports the United States will pay 2 million dollars in compensation to Japanese victims of U S atmospheric nuclear testing. The Foreign Ministry announced negotiations begun after the fishing boat Lucky Dragon 5 returned to Japan. Payment is described as ex gratia, not addressing legal liability.
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U.S
Tokyo
Tucsans
Span
Jossen
Apariese Faharsien Wiv
Twikint
Ite Foreign Ministry
Lucky Dragun
Japan
Rudid-Petive
Foreign Ministry
Four Killed In Collision On Highway Near Tarcutta
A serious highway crash near Tarcutta killed four people including Stephen Milne and his wife. Alan Roman Smith and two young sisters were among the dead. A fifth passenger survived with injuries. police say the car veered off a hill and crashed into a tramline embankment before plunging down.
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Tarcutta
Stephen David
Milne
Bent
North Bquines
Normande Street
Geelong
Victoria
Saughters
Berkeley
Penelope
Railen
Alan Roman Smith
Seville Street
Willawood
Wie
Burney
Melbourne
Bernard
Kong
Regent
Wanderng
Kenny
Eany
Sraun
Tarsus
Smith
Bass Hospital
NRW
Robert May
Avenue
Fame
Newcastle
Michael “Dunn
Gomwall Street
Taree
Can Guster
Aleeine
Robert Auchiel Sloane
Alpury Street
Harden
Christine Hawkins
Woodhill
Vis Berry
Campbell Street
Ns.w
Student Killed On Mt. Snowdon
Timothy Bowen, 22, an Oxford law student, died in Arctic conditions on Mount Snowdon after a 100 ft fall. A second climber, Petar Lesger, descended 50 ft before stopping, while Moertin Moncriff improvised aid for Bowen as a rock gave way under his grip.
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Andnevers
Senday
Timothy Bowen
Oxford
Mount
Snowdon
Suntan
Tor Dyn
Bowen
Lie Taie
Turk
Ubetal
Petar Lesger
Moertin Moncriff
Bowen Ax
Diabetic Woman Mistaken as Mental Case in Court
A Port city court heard that Florence Hughton 80 widow of Gulliford was wrongly labeled mentally ill after collapsing in the street. Dr Barry Firkin said she appeared acutely manic at Sydney Hospital and relatives blamed diabetes for the misdiagnosis amid tense questioning in lunacy proceedings.
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Aney
Welliay
Seidow Wises
Florence Hughton
Sydney
Barry George Firkin
Kira
Hughes
Hugheathe
Nurde
Blucknors
Klen
Australia Set To Win Third Test As Wickets Fall
Australia lifts to take control of the third test with early wickets and strong batting from Favell. The match sees Morris and Tyson leading bowling efforts while England’s Wardle and Harvey struggle to contain the Australian innings amid variable conditions.
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Australia
Shah
Johnston
Pbs
Melasrne
Shleke Club
Victoriae Grleke Association
Stover
Ron
Ramnitet
Abenen
Ryans
Bulloy
Cini
UN Secretary Seeks News On Australians In Korea War
The Times reports U N Secretary Hammarskjoeld plans to press China and North Korea over imprisoned Australians and other foreigners captured during the Korean War. It notes prisoners face four to ten year terms as China claims espionage involvement.
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Luna
Pathe Kestay
Waleien
Hampwrskjod
Peking
Si Ammerisung
Karnaus Aid & Pumbat
Tuk
Garoonsinht
TS Armen
China
Phe
Hammarskioed Wit
Secretariat Plans Near Sea Forces Review in Bangkok
A London report says a small secretariat for SEATO may be set up with a compact staff to coordinate military actions and economic planning. Diplomats expect differing views on defense and integration with regional groups at the Bangkok meeting next month.
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Mudanca
Lottohmaster
Wardle
Bill Jobaccon
Oftantitner
Brom
Inotel
Marte Wind
Ainetb
Hailie
London
Intel
Thin
Thome
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Mt. Silla
Ala Eeeeea
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Benalla
Albury
Minnes BO Minter
Mt. Bride
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Ater
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Hume Highway
Mt. Snowdon
Faireatrn
National Service
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England
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Wmitton
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Ray
Atl Rus
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Fayed
Bailey
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Benaid
Jnut
Mirvey
Ani
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Arve
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BP Johnson
Tybon
Hady
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W. Jonneton Hupelryatid
Lindwall Ara
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Cuwdrey
Tyson
N Harvey
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TD Pally
Statue
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U.N
Uesday
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Australlanin
Korea
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Nts
Marisa
Raferre
Allen Chines Profesaure
Russia
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