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A broken OCR fragment shows a partial name and age for a local caption. The readable bits include a five year old and initials or nickname, with no full event or context available.
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1956
Page
1
A broken OCR fragment shows a partial name and age for a local caption. The readable bits include a five year old and initials or nickname, with no full event or context available.
Western powers have not yet considered force in the Middle East, says U S Deputy Under-Secretary Robert Murphy who arrived in London for talks on Egypt's nationalisation of the Suez Canal. He noted the discussions would explore options as Britain and France seek joint action. Nasser’s move drew reactions from Britain, France, the United States, and other states.
In Woonargama Gap eight miles from Holbrook heavy trucks were mud bound for hours as showers turn the Hume Highway into a horror stretch. Holbrook police warned traffic may be halted to heavy trucks until repairs are completed. A ten man crew laid 250 tons of gravel to ease the bogs but further rain could worsen conditions within 24 hours.
Australian organizers rejected a statement by IOC chancellor Otto Mayer accusing them of hostility. General Sir William Bridgeford said the response would come when the Games begin, and that arrangements would provide the answer to the criticism.
A fierce storm off the southern British coast wrecked two ships including the wooden sailing vessel Moyana from Lisbon. Lifeboats and British warships rescued or fought scenes along the coast. 16 men were exhausted and one died later. Inland, gale damage toppled trees and telegraph poles.
Adelaide report says nine South Australian scientists opposed Professor E W Titterton claim that nuclear tests posed no public risk. They argue any explosion risks populations everywhere and warn against risking both physical and mental health for generations.
AAP reports at least 25 people killed and several injured after an explosion at the Briam Rock McKee refinery eight miles southeast of Dumas Texas. Firefighters faced a traffic jam hindering rescue efforts as more tanks were feared to explode imminently.
News from New York reports that at least 76 people died when the Stockholm and Andrea Doria collided. The Italian line said about 70 passengers and crew were unaccounted for and some may have been safe, with many hospitalized or missing.
Murrell and Taylor won the Ampol driving trial in a Peugeot 403 amid a brutal event marked by two driver deaths in Sydney. About 30,000 spectators watched 83 finishers reach Bondi Beach. a second Brisbane to Sydney leg followed with 120 cars still roadworthy. Max Goldsmith placed second in a Volkswagen, Jack Murray third in a Holden, while Mrs. Blanche Brown and navigator Kate Price finished in a 1927 Roll-Royce.
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