Two Bodies Recovered At Lake George Tragedy
Five victims drowned when an easterly squall overturned a boat on Lake George. The bodies of Lynch and other victims were recovered as rescue teams, including Army ducks and RAAF planes, expanded the search after the accident that left one survivor, Father Reynolds.
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Lake George
Res Lynch
Quean
John Leslie Lynch
Brenda
Lee Koppmann
Numeralla
Cooma
Lloyd Reynolds
Catholic Pi
Queanbeyan
Army Perrondel
C. Starkey
Dan
RAAF
Duck
Al.m.c
Canberra
Bruce Cleaver
Bob Norgrove
Mr. Lynch
Father Reynolds
Bungendore
Autonomy For CUC Considered At Canberra Conference
Dr B T Dickson told the Australian Federation of University Women that Canberra University College may become autonomous from the University of Melbourne. He noted Melbourne supervisory ties have eased and cited potential affiliation with the University of Bladeny. CUC has about 450 students and offers 38 courses including master degrees.
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Canberra University College
University of Canberra
B. T. Dickson
University of Melthelles
Unibourne
Verity College
Profea
University of Melbourne
Dickson
Cairman
Councl
Lorna Lloydn
Federaton of
University Women
Assembly Hall
Univerity of
Melbourne
C.U.C
Cu.c
Kashmir Lion Returns After Detention in Srinagar
Sheikh Abdullah the Lion of Kashmir is greeted by cheering supporters on his return after 44 years of detention outside Srinagar. Prime Minister Bakshi Ghulam Mohammed accuses Abdullah of stirring confusion and aims to undo Kashmir's achievements. Archea is raised as factions demand a plebiscite and the withdrawal of Indian forces.
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Srinigar
Kashmir
Canberra Man Drowns At Hume Park
A Canberra man, 40 year old Anthony Jackson of Wentworth Avenue Kingston, drowned while fishing at Hume Park near Yass. He was with Arthur Stenner of Ainslie and another man when he fell from a dinghy and disappeared as the boat returned to pick him up. Police recovered the body the next morning in about 130 feet of water.
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Canberra
Hume Park
Yass
Anthony Jackson
Wentworth Avenue
Kingston
Arthur Stenner
Ainslie
Jackson
Stenner
Yasg
Businessman and Wife Dead in Toorak Flat
In Kilsyth Avenue Toorak Melbourne the bodies of Victor Matthews 85 and Kathleen Matthews 63 were found in their flat. Matthews a former British Tobacco Company director, was found in a bath of water while Mrs Matthews lay in bed with severe head injuries. A bloodstained poker and a razor were found nearby. Time of death remains undetermined.
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Me.bourne
Kilsyth Avenue
Toorak
Victor Matthews
Kathleen Matthews
Matthews
British Tobacco Company
Matthewa
Bo VO Inne
U S A Tops In Missile Field Says House Leader
Rep Joseph Martin asserts the United States leads in missiles in a television interview. He claims Soviet satellite success came from a secret advantage not disclosed by the U S He cites no details. General Gavin testifies that Eisenhower budget shows no real gain for Army missile research and protests fund levels.
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Washington
Joseph Martin
House of Representatives
United States
Soviet Union
Martin
James ‘Gavin
United States Army
Eisenhower signals readiness for top level talks with Soviet leaders
President Eisenhower told Marshal Bulganin he is willing to meet Soviet leaders but stressed advance preparation through diplomatic channels and foreign ministers. He outlined conditions including space peaceful use, supervision of nuclear weapons, and UN Security Council cooperation.
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Washington
Reuter
Eizenhower
Marshal Bulganin
In & Tobe
Moscow
Eisenhower
Toone
United States
United Nations
Soviet Union
West German Firms Offer 130000 Tons Shipping Space to Indonesia
West German shipping firms offered Indonesia about 130 000 tons of inter island shipping space on charter basis. The offer came from several small operators and shipowners, with no participation by the major lines according to authoritative sources yesterday.
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Indonesia
Hamburg
West Germany
A.A. Reuter
Death signal from Tasman Glacier puzzles rescuers
A garbled message mentioning death was picked up from Malte Brun hut high on the Tasman Glacier. Two climbers, T Hall of Dunedin and Miss Barlett of Motueka, were sheltering after Friday’s accident. Brother J Brindsley trekked 25 miles to Hermitage for help. Hall was rescued and Barlett saved by rope.
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Malte Brun Hut
Hermitage Chalet
Wellington
N.Z
A.A.P
Reuter
Malte Brun
Tasman
T. Hall
Dunedin
Miss Barlett
Motueka
Hall
Iss Barrett
J. Brindsley
Hermitage
Disarmament Likely Topic Of London Talks
New York report says disarmament will dominate London talks this week between UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold and British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden. Diplomats expect no sensational outcomes though compensation for Suez Canal shareholders may be raised. Hammarskjold postponed West Indies trip for the London visit.
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New York
London
United Nations
Dag Hammarakjoeld
Belmyn Lloyd
Reuter
United Nation
Reuster
U.N
Hammarskjoeld
West Indies
Hammarskjveldia
Death follows vaccination art incident at Alberobello hospital
Three children died and eleven others were hospitalized after acute intoxication believed linked to a diphtheria vaccination given at Alberobello hospital. The event prompted medical review and official statements from local authorities.
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Bane Youuu
A.a.p.reuter
Mathers
Alberobellor
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