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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 20, 1961
Page
1
Foe on the Ey Record of 1 to Sneliahman Ner Throw Oh Im
Fragmentary OCR text records a brief sports-like note mentioning a score and a throw action but lacks clear names, places, or context to identify teams or events.
Pravda Says Russia Ready for Berlin Talks
Pravda reports Russia is ready for talks on Berlin and other world issues. It warns West Germany is playing a dangerous game to obstruct a German Peace Treaty and to split the great powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Berlin
Communist Party
Pravda
Germany
West Germany
Europe
Sla
United States
United Kingdom
France
Soviet and Western Powers Mull Berlin Crisis and Peace Talk
A wartime climate is described as risky as Soviet media denounces Western threat while Kennedy plans to decide on a Berlin approach. Western papers call for negotiation amid calls for peace and continued firmness. Leaders and ministers weigh a possible Paris meeting around August 4 to discuss Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
Washington
Kennedy
Berlin
Censres
SC Stns
Ee Ato Eee
SATO
Tesident
OUI
Congress
Ussin
London Times
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Paris
Moscow
Lord Casey
Refugee Exodus Grows as Berlin Camp Welcomes Westward Arrivals
A large surge of East German refugees left via Berlin on Thursday with about 1 400 Germans moving westward. Refugees queued for small luxuries like chocolate, pricey in the east. Ernst Lemner, West German Minister of All German Affairs, spoke with refugees at a West Berlin camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Germany
Berlin
Ernst Lemner
West Berlin
Ten Thousand Pound Award For Slid Case Of A Disabled Boy
In a landmark judgment, Mr Justice Hale awarded damages to David Royston Hunt a severely disabled boy. The total includes 266 special 3700 loss of earning power 800 loss of enjoyment of life and 5000 compensation for physical injury. Liability lay three quarters against foster mother Bernice Lilian Hunt and one quarter against Brian Maurice Johnson for a car incident on July 24 195% when David was seven months old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hunt
David
Bernice Lilian Hunt
Brian Maurice Johnson
Flints
Diversion Planned for Molonglo River at Commonwealth Bridge
Commission engineers plan a new river channel through the Commonwealth Bridge causeway to divert Molonglo River nearer the middle of Canberra Lake. By 1963 a six lane bridge will span the lake. the old span and causeway will be removed in October with traffic shifted to a side road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commmonwealth Bridge
Commission
Commonwealth Bridge
Canberra
Auea
Moagher
Wood Plain
Lakes Dan
Transmitter Near Ready for Royal Australian Navy
The most powerful Australian radio transmitter will enter service at Canberra next month. Senator Garton announced the unit, designed to communicate with ships in the Pacific and Indian Oceans. The transmitter, first installed in World War II, has been redesigned and rebuilt for its new high performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Canberra
Senator Garton
Pacific
Indian Oceans
Garten Sinid
Delayed Mercury Redstone liftoff postsponded again at Cape
Captain Grissom waits in the Mercury Redstone capsule as overcast skies trap the launch. NASA cites unfavorable weather and sustained cloud cover at 15 000 to 18 000 feet that would hinder optical tracking during the critical powered flight. Spectators fill beaches and roads along the space strip hoping for a Friday 9 p.m. retry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grissom
Missile
NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Missile Base
Political pledge by six in common market group
Six Common Market countries pledged to cooperate on political matters and urged Britain to join and commit to the Common Market. The statement followed Wednesday discussions highlighting hopes Britain would align with the bloc’s principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Seven killed in South Australia car smash near Murray Bridge
A head on collision on the Princes Highway near Murray Bridge claimed seven lives. Six died at the scene or in Stanly hospital later. The victims include Morphettville trainer Mr A As iChaetz and his wife Mrs Graetz with their son jockey, Mrs J E Smart, and three Phillis family members from Glenelg Mitch ell Park and Barton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Bridge
Adelaide
Morphettville
A. AsiChaetz
Mrs. Graetz
Graetz
J. E. Smart
Barton
Dean
William Phillis
Glenelg
Lancey Norman Phillis
Hazel Helen Phillis
Mitchell Park
Grady
Mrs. Smart
Charlie Cractz
Skyquest
Colenso
Wartime Phillises crash leaves only Phillis alive in searing scene
Rescue workers and racegoers converge at a wrecked convoy after a fatal collision near Adelaide. The scene resembles a war zone with cars crushed, steering columns embedded, and bodies pinned between seats while rescuers free victims and pull survivors from the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillises
Adelaide
Phillis
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U.S
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Princes Highway
Charlie Graetz
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