U S Official Killed by Nicosia Bomb
In Nicosia a bomb attack on a cafe killed United States Vice-Consul William Boteler and injured three other American men. Reports say two youths threw the bombs as Americans dined, with some casualties described as critical. Greek and Turkish officials denied Greek military involvement amid Cyprus turmoil.
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William Boteler
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Arday
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Cyprus
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Australian Commerce Minister McEwen Arrives in Vienna
Mr. J McEwen Australia s commerce minister arrived in Vienna from Rome for an unofficial visit to Austria on Sunday, according to AAP Reuters dispatch. The trip marks a diplomatic foray with economic talks expected during the visit.
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Vienna
Reuter
J. McEwen
Rome
Austria
Football Ends In Wild Melee
Sydney report describes a chaotic match at Woodenbong where about a hundred craters joined the melee among players and spectators. Special players and the referee fought on the field as ambulance crews attended to casualties amid the unrest.
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Sydney
Woodenbong
Pomona to Broken Hill road blocked amid flooding risk
Authorities report Pomona road to Broken Hill cut as floodwaters surge through outskirts. A confrontation at a local event involved a noted rugby player who removed his jersey, hurled it to a teammate, and struck the referee. Gritzenry suffered a split in. Woodenbong police said they were away on another call when the brawl happened.
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Gritzhenry
Bomb Drop Near Miss Admission
The Secretary for Air Donald Quarles admitted yesterday that the bomb nearly missed its target by a little less than four miles due to human error. He said the error was not enough to affect the experiment's overall success and ruled out deliberate misinformation to embarrass the Air Force.
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Warhington
Air
Donald Quarles
R. L. Scott
Air Force Director of Information
Quarles
Public urged to will eyes to Stuart Kerry appeal
Stuart Kerry, 27, whose sight was saved by a cornea graft, appeals to the public to will their eyes to aid others. The article notes Kerry’s recovery and urges reader involvement in eye donation and related support.
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Stuart Kerry
Kerry
World War II relics and local names in a fragmented report
A garbled OCR fragment mentions people, places, and events with partial names such as Fisher and Gatlands. The text hints at a local or wartime-tinged item but remains unreadable for precise facts or dates.
Child Burned To Death At Yarram House Fire
Melbourne report says Janice Elizabeth Turner died yesterday when a weather board house at Yarram burned. Fire officials are investigating the blaze and ruled out foul play.
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Melbourne
Janice Elizabeth Turner
Yarram
NSW Chess Champion Competes in Simultaneous Match
NSW champion faced a strong field at a Berwet Hers Club event on Saturday night. He played 17 games simultaneously. Canberra players who won included K. Creech, J. B. Pomeroy, Miss G. M. Spencer, and G. Zilin.
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Berwet Hers
Rae
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Canberra
K. Creech
J. B. Pomeroy
G. M. Spencer
G. Zilin- Kellner
Dutch Newspaper Criticizes Royal Explanation On Faith Healer
The Dutch Calvinist daily Trouw voiced concern that the Royal Family has not given a clear explanation to Dutch citizens about Queen Juliana's ties to faith healer Greet Hofmans. The paper warned the issue touches national significance and cautioned on separating superstition from belief while noting internal Royal family disagreement. Hofmans, 61, issued a statement defending personal liberty of those she treated, as Kaiser of Baarn near the Royal Palace described her as a kindred spirit.
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Distribute Prensa
Hofmans
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Misa
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Baarnmear
Boestdijk Royal Palace
Bevan Deplores Use Of Force To Hold Empire
Bevan laments reliance on force to maintain empire and urges followers to accept a world changed from the past. He warns conservatives won t learn, urging self determination for peoples seeking to govern their own affairs.
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Bevan
Mr. Bevan
Okinawans Resent U.S. Acquisition
Okinawan residents express strong opposition to a U.S. acquisition plan. Local leaders warn of potential protests and lasting tensions as negotiations continue. The movement highlights issues of sovereignty, economic impact, and community consent in postwar administration.
Melbourne skiers rescued after blizzard on Mt Bulla
Four Melbourne footballers including two women were found after spending the night exposed on Mt Bulla. They were rushed to St Vincent's with exposure and dehydration after being located in a hut near the aki run early Sunday morning.
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Melbourne
Mt. Bulla
St. Vincents
Pettis
Sweden grabs dressage double at Olympics Grand Prix
Sweden won both individual and team gold in the Olympic equestrian dressage Grand Prix. Individual victor was Henri Saint Cyr on Fully with 860 points, as Sweden overcoming invitation mix up and confusion surrounding the event.
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Stockholm
A.A.P. Reuter
Sweden
Henri St. Cyr
Fuly
Baronet Links Son Held Over Frogman Case in Paris
Sir Francis Crabb, a British baronet, suggested his Spanish son Lula is jailed in France to stop him revealing details of Lionel Crabb’s disappearance. He cited a letter Crabb allegedly sent mentioning selling an invention and warned French Communist officials sought Crabb’s notes.
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P-Reuter
Frogman
Lionel Crabb
Associated Press
Paris
Crabb
Francis
Portsmouth
Lula
A Tey
Papa
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