Eleven perish on NSW Victoria roads report
A string of vehicle crashes in New South Wales and Victoria left eleven dead and several injured. Victims include John Mayo 46 of Hacking Crescent and Norman Raymond Alan 12 of Ashwood. A capsized sheep trailer near Tamworth killed two teens and injured others.
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John Mayo
Hacking Crescent
Nara
Mayo
Whch
Canberra Avenue
Forrest
Giovanni Koban
Water Street
Cabramatta
N.S.W
Vic- Roads
Séth
Francis William Francis S . E
Balmain
Young Brother
Sitrer
Tamworth
John Edward Hawkins
Robia Hawkins
Baird Crescent
John Hawkins
Ightrey Hawkins
Hawkins
Stark
Wendy
Gail
Barry Hyde
Dennis Ronald ‘Lewis
Blacksmiths
Newtasile
Victoria
Ashburton
Norman Raymond Alan
Woolert Street
Ashwood
Lilian Russell
Empress Avenue
Footscray
Lilydale
Kilda Road
John Duncan McLachlan
Brad N
Heatherton
Pontecorvo Named to Soviet Academy of Sciences
British born physicist Breat Pontecorvo, who fled to Russia in 1950, was named a member of the Soviet Academy of Sciences. He previously served as senior principal scientific officer at Harwell in Britain.
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Pontecorvo
Red Academy Moscow
A.a.p.reuter
Breat Pontecorvo
Russia
Soviet Academy of Sciences
Brisin
Harwell
Marketing Emphasis in U K as Britain Faces Global Competition
Sir William spoke at a conference in Canberra urging Britain to boost international marketing and brand reputation amid scarce resources. Promoters urged progressive methods and better sales training while leaders warned inflation, stressing free enterprise and expanding economy as national security. Real estate and housing lag in America prompted new resell campaigns targeting two homes per family.
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America
Milk stoppage hurts Sydney producers and carters
Consumers' representative F Sedgewick says producers lose 10000 pounds daily as the carters strike continues in Sydney. He cites 20000 to 30000 pounds lost in the last strike and 80900 gallons of milk held up between Wauchope and Nowra. Indefinite strike by 2000 Milk and Carters Union members follows a dispute over an award. A mass meeting is planned and a compulsory conference with Justice Kelleher was held to seek settlement terms.
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Sydney
Milk Board
F. Sedgewick
Wauchope
Nowra
Newcoasts
Wollongong
Cartera Union
Justice Kelleher
Milk and Ice Casters’ Union
Thas
Apia Soccer Player Charged With Assault After Referee Clash
A leading Apia player was charged with assault after a clash with referee Dave Buchan during a match against Auburn at Lambert Park. The referee was punched and kicked and the player was bailed from Leichhardt Police Station. A spectator was charged with offensive behaviour after allegedly patting Buchan as he left at half time. Apia won 3 2.
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Sydney
Apia
Auburn
Lambert Park
Dave Buchan
Leichhard
Buchan
Leichhardt
Two Die in Separate Melbourne House Fires
In Windsor Danderrions Road a 54 year old ex jockey Frank Stephens was found burnt in a gutted timber bungalow. In Moonee Ponds Stuart Street an elderly woman Mrs Father Kinnane aged 77 died in a bedroom while her husband 67 was rescued by two youths and a girl.
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Melbourne
Danderions Road
Windsor
Frank Stephens
Stuart Street
Moonee Ponds
Father Kinnane
William Kinnane
Timber Cutter Richard Barton Still Missing Near Boggart Sleet
Sydney reports a 43-year-old timber cutter Richard Barton is missing after vanishing seven days ago from Maule's Creek 28 miles north of Boggabri. Heavy sleet and snow have halted police search efforts.
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Sydney
Richard Barton
Maule's Creek
Iboggabri
Six Hundred Hospital Directors Ready to Retire
SYDNEY Sunday Six hundred Government hospital directors are due to retire next week under new legislation requiring those over seventy to retire on June fourteen. The Hospitals Commission said only a small number of new directors had been appointed.
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Sydney
Hospitals Commission
J. G. Love
Black Ban Threat For University Arts Building
An industrial dispute over Sunday work and pay practices at the University Arts Building site risks a ban by union leaders. The Trades and Labour Council considers the glazing firm and a Melbourne contractor at fault for worker pay and sick pay. If unresolved, the executive may meet today to decide on action affecting the nearby Se Avenue Bridge project.
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Melbourne
R Hill Pol
Glaziery
Trades and Labour Council
Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen’s Association
Blair
Ing
Se Avenue
Test Team Has Only One Country Player
Sydney reports Tan Walsh the lone country player named in Australia's first test rugby league squad as a reserve forward. NSW backs and Queensland forwards dominate, with Barry Muir the sole Queenslander in the backline and Johnny Raper the NSW forward captain. Col Pearce appointed as test referee, first such assignment. French selection seen as drastic changes expected with Andre Foussat doubtful for the opener.
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Sydney
Eugowra
Tan Walsh
Australia
Walsh
N.S.W
Queensland
Barry Muir
Keith Barnes
Raper
Board of Control
Col. Pearce
Pearce
Claud Mauntolan
Pierre Lacaze
Andre Foussat
I S W Defeats Improved French Rug League Team
I S W beat France 25 to 7 in a Rug League match yesterday at the S C. The visitors showed brief brilliance but failed to sustain pressure. NSW scored five tries to France's one and dominated both attack and defence led by E Lumsden I Walsh A Brown N Provan with K Barnes adding goals.
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Sydney
N.S.W
S.C
Westerday
France
E. Lumsden
I. Walsh
A. Brown
N Provan
K. Barnes
D. France
G. Fage
P. Lacaze
One in Three U.S. High Schoolers Regular Smokers
The American Cancer Society reports one third of American high school students smoke regularly and about one sixth of teen smokers burn 21 or more cigarettes daily.
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Los Angeles
America
American Cancer Society
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