U S Agrees to Geneva for Powers Talks
The United States will join Big Four talks in Geneva starting July 18. State Department notified Britain and France today after previously preferring Lausanne or Stockholm. Public reaction reflects concern over the conference and a call for a positive U S stance.
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South Vietnam Forces Rout Rebel Units in Key Offensives
Vietnam Nationalist Army claimed a major victory rout ing rebel forces near Saigon. Reports described heavy fighting around Can Tho and the three southern cities as government troops pushed deep into rebel positions, with significant material losses alleged on the rebel side.
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East German border toll plan arrests road traffic
East Germany intends to begin tolls on a frontier road next June, affecting West German and West Berlin transit. The announcement followed a halt ordered yesterday by authorities, with officials citing toll collection as a major shift in cross border travel.
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Old couple starved in paddock eviction tale from Braybrook
In Braybrook, Melbourne, an elderly couple living in a paddock were evicted from their two-room home and left to shelter under a sheet until found today. William Bankes recounted their plight, detailing forced hardship and a failed appeal to housing authorities.
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Parents Sue Cutter Laboratories Over Vaccine Claims
A writ seeking 100000 ale Inve against Cutter Laboratories, maker of a vaccine, was filed by parents alleging their child contracted illness after vaccination on April 1. The case centers on claims of negligence and safety in the vaccine administration.
Rain Dampens Hope at Charity Golf Match
Disappointing weather hit spectators as a charity golf event faltered in Tadley with players from Norman Von Nida era and local names Peart Hope Pickworth. Only scattered holes were completed amid rain, leaving remaining participants unable to finish.
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Nehru Says No Negotiations On Visit To Russia
Poona speech before departure for Moscow asserts no official mission or bloc negotiations. Nehru states India will not intervene violently and will seek peaceful solutions to external problems with Portugal Pakistan or Ceylon, waiting if needed.
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Eden Broadcasts On Looming Railway Strike
In a fragmented report the Eden government seeks to break deadlock over a major railway strike. ministers discuss emergency measures, plans to mobilize private transport, and to keep freight moving as unions threaten wider action including ships like the Mauretania.
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British Spy Pole Confesses in Berlin Fake ID Printing Case
An indicted Pole, alleged to be an agent paid by the British, confessed to operating in Berlin printing fake identity documents used across Europe. The indictment says he fed refugees to collect Poland intel and recruited agents for British and American services in Germany. He was arrested in September 1985.
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Infants Die In Fire At Northmead Humpy
A fire at a Northmead humpy claimed the lives of three infant girls and left their father critically injured. The children dudless Parafield aged 46 months Pauline aged months and Susan died in the blaze. Rescue efforts were led by neighbors and Parramatta firefighters who arrived quickly, but the hut burned in under five minutes. The family had been living in the Housing Commission shack for five weeks after eviction.
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Three Die In Attack Four Die In RAF On Warders Seaplane
A government statement said detainees attacked warders at a detention camp near Ipoh. Several warders and detainees were wounded or killed as guards returned fire. four detainees were hospitalized with gunshot injuries. Naval frogmen recovered four RAF crew bodies from a seaplane off Eastbourne after it circled the town during a Jubilee conference.
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Woman killed in crash at Pawhner cemetery site
Melbourne Sunday wreck leaves Hayva Mehmet 24 of Greig Street Footscrary dead after car driven by husband hits a semi trailer near Pawhner cemetery. Husband admitted to Royal Melbourne Hospital with injuries.
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Statewide wind and rain and heavy snow on the Alps
The Weather Bureau reports statewide wind and rain with heavy snow over the Southern Alps. Falls across the coast and inland caused high rainfall totals, with Sydney recording 61 mm and towns like Goulburn 115 mm and Orange 47 mm. Temperatures varied, and the bureau anticipates shifting conditions along the coast within 48 hours.
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No Retreat This Time Says Nasser
Nasser declares no retreat in current crisis. He warns that Egypt will respond with total war if armistice terms worsen. General Burns outlines border tension measures, including barbed wire and joint patrols, pending local commander agreements.
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Man Dies After Fall From Hospital Window
A 44 year old man visiting his mother at a hospital fell from a higher floor and was crushed to death. Authorities say he tumbled from a window or ledge near the main building after slipping, with investigations ongoing into the exact sequence of events.
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Sahara victims buried amid fighting in Algeria disaster
A report from London describes a mass burial of Sahara disaster victims, with details of scattered groups and the rescue party conditions. The text notes casualties in Algeria, mentions a Belgian or French military presence, and references rebel actions and refugee hardships amid ongoing conflict.
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