Police Fear Secret Cipher Falls to Widespread Organisation in Ceylon
Police in Colombo report a secret cipher may be in the hands of a widespread organisation blamed for recent disturbances. Torso of clashes described in the northern province and Battlewle with rioting and casualties, troops deployed as authorities tighten telegram checks and security.
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Man Dies While Trying to Save Burning House
Lloyd Murray of Ryda Avenue died after collapsing while attempting to fight a house fire that destroyed a Forestville residence. Neighbors including Alexander Hunt and his family had left moments before the blaze began, which investigators say likely started in the kitchen.
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Robbery at St Kilda Home Stolen valuables valued at £6500
A house on Albion Street St Kilda was robbed last night, with £6500 in cash and jewellery taken. The haul included 13 loose diamonds seven gold watches and assorted gold and pens. The items belonged to Tsasa Pres and police are investigating the theft.
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Tsasa Pres
Este
Soldier Dies After Saving Three Men in Car Crash
A 31 year old soldier William Howard Britt sacrificed his life to rescue three men from a burning wreck near Afton Okahoma. He descended a steep embankment despite bystander warnings and pulled the men to safety before being electrocuted by a downed high voltage line. His wife Joanne, 16, witnessed the tragedy.
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Douglas Jet Passes Air Test
The Douglas Jay Aircraft Companys DC-8 jet airliner successfully completed a fast airborne test. The firm reports 188 orders for the four-jet plane capable of carrying 218 to 176 passengers at near-supersonic speeds.
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Doug Jay Aircraft
Foundation Stone Set For AH Saints Church Ainslie
The foundation stone for AH Saints' Church Ainslie was blessed yesterday by Lord Carrington the High Commissioner for the United Kingdom. He recalled the church’s long heritage in England and Canberra hoping the new building will be a center for the parish. A two year fundraising plan aims to raise about £1000 to £3000 annually and the church is expected to cost around £20 000 when completed in about four years.
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World Population Set to Double by Century’s End
United Nations 1987 forecast notes world population rising from 2.74 billion to about double by 2100. Asia leads in growth. Latin America fastest-growing region, with birth rate near 31 per 1000 and life expectancy varying by country. Cancer, accidents and heart disease remain top causes of death.
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Submarine Stickleback Lost Power Near Pearl Harbor
Skipper reports the gunken submarine Stickleback lost power during a dive and crossed in front of the destroyer escort Sint. Lieut-Commander Q. B. Schulz said the cause is unknown before she was cammed by Silvers near Pearl Harbor on Thursday. The submarine sank within a few hours.
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Dominican President Cleared Of Suspicion By Two Lawyers
Two New York lawyers complete a month long investigation and declare Dominican President Rafal Tenillio not implicated in the disappearance of Dr. Jesus De Galindez. The report cites lack of evidence and notes suspects hid in Costa Rica.
Joint Plan For Neutral Zone In Central Europe
Radio Moscow reports a joint plan calling for a denuclearised and rocket free zone in Central Europe. The proposal is backed by the Soviet Union and its satellites with urgent West support. Both sides reportedly agree on an immediate halt to atomic and hydrogen weapon tests.
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Soviet plan to lead in tennis in ten years
Moscow correspondent for Sunday Dispatch reports ELussia aims to master lawn tennis within ten years. The plan includes building ten tennis courts annually, forming training groups, and expanding contact with leading tennis nations to become the world’s top tennis nation.
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Sunday Dispatch
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U N Security Council to Meet Monday on Tunisian Question
The United Nations Security Council will convene Monday to discuss the Franco Tunisian issue. The meeting aims to review the evolving situation and seek a peaceful resolution among involved parties.
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U.N. Security Council
Oh Montay
Arab League Talks on Lebanon Face Uncertain Outlook
Arab League discussions in Bet Prime Minister Hoobs rut show few optimistic signs for Lebanon as experts expect UN Security Council action. Beirut sees limited strikes and explosions while calls for a strong cabinet led by General chehst aim to restore order and prepare a presidential election later in the year.
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Long-Term Role For Missiles Seen
Australian Defence Minister Mr Osborne said missiles and rockets would not play a prominent role in any country's defence for at least 25 years. He noted in talks with defence ministers overseas that Australia would rely on other weapons for long-term security.
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Ousuay
Australia
Osborne
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Hopes Rise for End of London Bus Strike
London workers in the fifth week of a bus strike show cautious optimism after talks between the London Transport Guild and union leaders on a plan to end the stoppage. Talks adjourned with progress seen. about 6,090 troops stand by, with potential action if drivers refuse to return.
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A.A
War Office
Meally Drivera
Poison Clue To King Eric IXTV Death
Stockrol reports a Swedish king linked to an English princess may have died from arsenic poisoning. Professor Martin Dasen led the investigation into an ancient mystery with scientists finding traces of arsenic on the embalmed body, suggesting poisoning during King Eric IXTV's life.
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