Revolts Kill and Wound Thousands in Soviet Camps
The Association of Former Prisoners of War in Austria says about 1,300 Soviet slave labourers were killed and 3,000 wounded in two prison uprisings in Siberia at year end. One revolt at Norilsk and another at Kengir, with tanks used to crush resistance, led to mass deaths and long prison terms for survivors.
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Businessmen win state lottery jackpot in Sydney
Three prominent Sydney businessmen won the first Mam moth Jackpot Lottery with 1021 tickets. They shared £30,000 plus £500 prizes for tickets adjacent to the winning number and an extra £20 prize. Winners are Mr Sedman of G. J. Coles Ltd, Mr Claude Teague of Buckinghams Ltd, and Mr John Partridge of Alliance Acceptance Co. Ltd. The jackpot now stands at £8,000 after their £10 prize purchase.
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Alliance Acceptance Co. Ltd
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