Plane Down In Austrian Alps
Wreckage found in a remote valley south of Innsbruck after fog eased. US search plane located it near Glungetzer Mountain, with a Austrian inspector noting no survivors. Fire and explosion suspected as rescue teams assessed the scene and an official inquiry began.
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Innsbruck
Glungetzer Mountain
Tnnsbruk
Clungetzer
Patscherkofel
Fist
Miest
Haticopter
Nevinyr
Glungetzer
Crendarmerie
Bodem
Austrien Interior Ministry
Waratan
Glungetter
Mount Ghiserteen
Mount Cramslahker
Dortaunder Hut
Kuehtar
Situbai Alps
British Eagle
London
Harold Bamberg
Jamaica
Bamberg
Polish proposal advances cold war atomic freeze plan
A 1957 Polish modified version of the Rapacki plan is presented to key governments via ambassadors. It shifts from complete nuclear disarmament in central Europe to a first step toward a freeze, aiming to address Western objections about military balance in the region.
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Poland
Thei
Zvone
East
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Malaysia May Attack Bases in Borneo War Threat
Malaysia's Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman warned Indonesia that Kuala Lumpur may attack guerrilla bases near Malaysian Borneo to stop border crossings. He said open war could occur if peace fails and that 100000 to 200000 men could be mobilized for immediate service.
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Hua Hin
Thailand
A.a.p.reuter
Malaysia
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Indonesia
Malaysian Borneo
Kuching
Sarawak
Tunku
Kuala Lumpur
Borneo
China in talks to import 300000 tons of Argentine meat
China negotiates with Argentine producers to import 300000 tons of beef lamb and pork, potentially making Argentina China’s top meat supplier. Argentine exports last year reached 634752 tons with Britain as a major buyer. China already bought 700000 tons of Argentinian wheat this year and seeks more grains.
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Alta Gracta
Argentina
A.A.P
Reuter
China
People’s Republic of China
Argentine National Meat Board
Senor Enrique, Sorasio
Britain
Man Killed In Duntroon Car Crash Kills Soldier
A car carrying six Royal Military College soldiers left the road on Robert Campbell Road near General Bridges Drive in Duntroon at 6 50 am Saturday. Pte Frite Johan Huisman II of Dandenong Victoria died at Community Hospital from head and chest injuries. Pte Anthony Larsen and Pte Raymond Scanlan were hospitalised with leg rib and abrasion injuries, both in satisfactory condition. Pte William Arbuckle was treated for abrasions and shock and discharged. Canberra Police Constable SR Evans leads the investigation.
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Duntroon
Royal Military College
Pte
Frite Johan Huisman, II
Dandenong
Victoria
Westerday
Anthony Larsen
Pre
Raymond Scanlan
William Arbuckle
Robert Campbell Road
Cieneral Bridges Drive
SR. Evans
Canberra
Princess Margaret's Leap Year Baby Born in February
The princess gives birth to a Leap Year baby born February 29 while the royal family and staff celebrate with champagne. The child, unnamed, will be 14th in line by June and will have a Feb 28 birthday in leap years. weight reported healthy by the British Medical Association. Nearby figures and guests, including Ogilvy family, were informed, with congratulations flowing to Buckingham Palace and across royal circles.
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Master Ogilvy
Margaret
Duchess of Kent
Princess Alexandra
Angus Ogilvy
Buckingham Palace
Ogilvy
Alec Douglas- Home
Canterbury
Michael Ramsey
Opilly
Westminster Abbey
Alexandra
Ina
Austra
Ogilvy Arms
Kirriemu
County Angus
Airlie
James Arnott
Angus
Duke J
Canberra Weekend Rain Totals and Update Forecast
Canberra recorded 24 points of rain over the weekend with 9 points on Saturday and 15 on Sunday. The Weather Bureau forecasts scattered showers and thunderstorms easing later, cooler southwest winds, and a top temperature near 70 degrees, following a weekend high of 86 degrees on Saturday.
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Canberra
Weather Bureau
No Force Ties No Force Menzies Letter on UN and disputes
Sir Robert wrote to the Russian Premier in reply to Krushchev’s New Year letter stressing the UN funding, renunciation of force in territorial disputes, and Australia’s commitment to peaceful settlement under the U.N. Charter. He welcomed peaceful means and urged universal acceptance of UN norms. Continued on Page 3.
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Sir Robert
Krushchev
United Nations
Russia
U.N
Robert
Australia
Tanks Parade Signals Greek Crisis Over Cyprus
Greek Army tanks and troops moved through Athens on Alexandra Boulevard in a show of readiness amid the Cyprus dispute. Prime Minister Papandreou said London Zurich accords on Cyprus should be revised to fit international justice. The General Staff called the parade a military exercise, while authorities warned Greece would counter any Turkish moves.
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A.A.P
Alexandra
Papandreou
London
Zurich
Cyprus
WEN Last Mgm
Greece
Turkey
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New Zealand
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David Luce
Associated Press of America
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Phoenix Park
Menzies
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