De Gaulle Plans Algeria Trip Again in July
Paris reports General Charles de Gaulle will visit Algeria again before July 14 his second trip since taking power official sources say the visit will focus on antiidiary questions. General Raoul Salan named Esmond Jouhaud to command and oversee land sea and air forces.
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Vain Fight For Man's Life
A man died after a desperate attempt to save him failed. Albert Rabbis of New Jersey summoned emergency workers as Eugene Childers and an ambulance crew attempted chest massage and heart massage during a transport to a hospital. Despite efforts, the subject died en route.
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Dockers Vote To End Wharf Strike In London
In London, a mass meeting at the Royal group of docks voted overwhelmingly to end the strike and return to payment talks. About 1,400 at the meeting supported resuming work, with only six opposing. Meanwhile, other garages vote to stay out or return, showing mixed union sentiment across the area.
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Heat Disrupts London Traffic Amid Summer Jam
London experiences its worst traffic jam of the year as about 60 000 cars head home from the coast during a hot 79 degree evening. The rush underscores summer travel conditions and crowding on major routes.
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Empire Games Team Fund Reaches Target Funds
The Empire Games Association announced Australia raised 72 000 pounds to send its largest team ever to Britain, with 25 players departing July 2 and remaining members following. Officials praised the intensive drive and tracking method used to raise the total, though the 3 200 pounds short for the 1932 squad remained.
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US bid to locate Yeti ends in failure
An American expedition to locate the Abominable Snow Man failed after returning to Katmandu Nepal reporting no sighting of the elusive creature. The report notes claimed sightings by a Soviet scientist A G Pronm and a Polish prisoner of war, but these are considered legends in the Himalayas.
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Canberra Holiday Weekend Sees Quiet Roads Yet Tragic Death
Canberra police logged 18 accidents over the holiday weekend as visitors praised the roads. A fatal crash 12 miles south of Yass left one person dead and three, including two children, seriously injured. Tourists flocked to Mt Franklin for snow viewing, while the Canberra Memorial and Parliament House drew crowds. Interstate visitors, mainly from NSW, boosted foot traffic to local landmarks.
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Tumut to Send Milk to Canberra Contract Signed
The Tumut Datey Co signs with Dairy Partners Co op Wilk Co to supply 800 gallons of milk to Canberra every second day. Delivery is expected to begin soon with trucks returning within two months.
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Poland Opens Atom Reactor Near Warsaw
Poland starts a research reactor near a village on the Vistula River, 20 miles from Warsaw, to produce isotopes for industry and medicine. A British Harwell expert advised building underground reservoirs to store radioactive waste until it decays, addressing earlier waste management concerns.
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University to issue statement on Prof Orr case
Hobart The University of Tasmania plans a council statement after a meeting tomorrow on the Prof Orr case. Chancellor Mrs Baker cites new evidence rebutting immorality allegations from a former student Suzanne Kerap, with the Rev Dunn declining comment until the council’s decision.
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Skylarks to be tested at Woomera
Scientists plan to fire two Skylark research rockets from the Woomera proving ground in Australia as part of the International Geophysical Year. The British tests, run by the Royal Society and Royal Aircraft Establishment, will measure atmospheric temperature, composition, wind speeds, and ionospheric data during the 10 day window ending June 24.
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