Soviet claim of espionage by Frogman sparks war of words
Moscow reports Pravda accusing Britain of underwater espionage during Premier Bulganin and Khrushchy visit to Portsmouth. The piece cites Privde and Izvestia on the Crabb disappearance, notes British papers’ cautious tone, and says the incident tests Anglo Soviet friendship while stressing no impact on relations.
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Frognman
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Privde
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Dzvestia
Lionel Crabb
Bobyvegn Great Tain
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House of Commons
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Coumant
Ariiels
Indonesian Lads Drift To Celebes After Long Voyage
Indonesian youths aged 20 to 42 left Darwin on a 610 mile voyage toward the Celebes after a storm drove them off course. Stranded since 1914, they crossed Bathurst and Melville Islands with scarce food, carrying only a school exercise book and a Boy Scout coin. A sudden misfortune at a copra trading site in January scattered them before a southeast wind pushed them further toward home in Celebes.
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Stialy
Darwin
Atomic Energy to Replace Refrigeration by 1960s
A United States Army team described a plan to use atomic energy to preserve food, potentially replacing refrigeration in grocery stores within five years. The convention of the Association of Food and Drug Administrations discussed exposing food to gamma rays in labs, universities, and industry, with completion projected by year.
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Etiors
United States Army
Provi. Tau
Piraceas Wis
United States
Schama al
Srmats Yebearen
Chiang
Bt Lahorlarias
Exhaust Fumes Linked To Higher Lung Cancer Risk Claims Scientist
A notional report quotes Dr. Mitty of the University of Cincinnati as saying a survey in Cine elnnvl found rocco smoking markedly raises lung cancer risk. He cites urban air pollution and exhaust exposure as factors, urging cleaner emissions and reduced tobacco use to curb rising cases.
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Cincinnati
Clarence Milly
Uli Lis University
Obeinnath Chapter
Sigme Xd
de. Mitty
Tur ‘University of Cincinnati
Rocco
Dridge Mills
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So Nusieh
Mills
Los Angeles
Snag
Labour Gains in British Local Elections
British local elections reported Labour making gains across districts and boroughs with notable changes in London. Conservative losses and Liberal declines balanced by Independent and Communist gains, while initial results from 17 London boroughs show Labour taking seats from Tories.
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Labour
Durlaiy Buay
Yeaterday
Dogland
Wales
Britisho Party
London
Saul
Lowe Agures
Leberal
Powe
Doctors Save Child Whose Heart Stopped
An 18 month old named David Stove from Cintra Ross swallowed a toxin and choked in the casualty ward of Miserleoniae Hospital Waratnn Wienperdtion. Doctors performed emergency airway relief and revived him after his heart stopped for several minutes. His condition remained critical tonight as he fights for recovery.
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Frany
Ife
Ming
David Stove
Cintra Ross
Stocks Fall In Wall Street
New York markets tumbled on Friday as the Dow and other indices erased gains amid worry over inflation policy and Federal Reserve actions. Traders cited concerns over monetary tightening and the specter of higher interest rates as primary causes of the rout.
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New York
Valwe Sollidg
Wilt
Australia Collapses Against Yorkshire in Rain Affected Innings
Australia collapsed after lunch as Yorkshire chased 19 for 0 in the rain halted play. Richie Benaud led Australia with 23 runs, while several batsmen including Harvey Burger Archer Tindwall and Wilson contributed. Numerous misfields and ducked chances marked a tense session before rain stopped play mid afternoon.
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Harvey
Burger Archer
Tindwall
Wilson
Yorkshire West
Hatch
Heli Ppeter
Lawson
Fuel
Marine
Richie Benaud
Ustealla
Torday
Chiara
Inghamahita
Valiant Bomber Crashes After Jet Flight Over Southwick
A Valiant bomber crashed near Southwick today scattering wreckage over a quarter mile. One crew member survived after bailing out and being taken to hospital. The crash narrowly missed houses and a road, with the other three crew members unaccounted in the immediate aftermath.
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Fyldoy
AAP
Reuter
Eaventwing
Valiant
Britain
Woman Killed In Collision Near Goulburn
A heavy rain afternoon crash near Goulburn left one woman dead and two others seriously injured. The deceased was Mrs. Yoke Jagan of Wentworth Ag ain, Waltarn. Cyril dagna, the woman’s husband’s name unclear, was taken to Goulburn District Hospital with serious head injuries. A second injured person was driven to Goalkemy hospital. Police declined to name the other driver.
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Sydney
Riday
Goulmere
Yoke Jagan
Wentworth
Waltarn
Cyril Dagna
Goulburn
Churchill Calls For New Deal With Russians
Sir Winston Churchill in his eighty second year urged a new deal with Russia in a speech reported by The Daily Express. He argued for revised Western policy including Russia in Europe and NATO, warning against rash actions that could lead to conflict or war while stressing the need for unity and dialogue.
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Winston Churchill
Russia
Daily Express
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Europe
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Xpos
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Ural
Argentine Students Rally Against Exaction Minister Dellard Mutal
Thousands of Argentine students gathered in improvised rooms to protest against Exaction Minister Allo Dellard Mutal, asserting demands amid a climate of political frustration and social upheaval.
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Buenos Aires
Sriday
AAP
Reuter
Irinex
Veholilar
Exication
Allo Dellard Mutal
Seething Over Judgment On Slings On Sydney Waterfront
Sydney workers react to a waterfront arbitration ruling as the Slings order is abolished. Shipowners face new limits on loading and the union leader Mr Nelson says the federation will convene delegates to act to protect workers health and assets in the wake of the decision.
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Uney
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Nelson
Federation
New Red Bid on Disarmament Reported From Moscow
Fragmented dispatches indicate Soviet leaders consider a unilateral disarmament move after talks between Khrushchev and French Prime Minister Mollet. Western observers await details as a possible setback to East West talks in London fuels anxiety.
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Meagy Ln.A.t- Reulery
Russia
Watt
M. Guy Mollet
Maschw Silo
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Londen
Heushchey
Intan
Hrushchey
Andy
French Troops Use Force Amid Algerian Rebellion Toll
Reports from Algiers say French forces attacked rebel bands across 18 villages in eastern Algeria causing civilian casualties. Martial law spread from Constantine to western districts as clashes disrupted daily life and fear grew of further attacks near Oran during the Ramadan season.
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Priday
AAP
Alsete
Ty Algloys
Constantine
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Oran
Ibn City
Ittelf
Shet
Rumajun
Eoka Claims Two Tommies Died In Reprisal Hangings
Leaflets distributed in Nicosia claim two tommies Corporal Gorion Hall and Corporal Ronnie Bilton were hanged as reprisal for killings in Cyprus. The text blankets names, dates, and alleged motives, asserting British authorities buried the bodies and pledging continued fight. Greek and British officials condemn or debate the executions amid Cyprus tensions.
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Nicosia
Gor ‘Ion Hall
Ronnie Bilton
Apell
Murrey
Michaul Saviouls
Andrewns
Prisynery
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Constantine Karananiis
Britigly Govermani
Jrock
Cyprus
Welsh Miners To Be Sacked For Loafing
Reports say Welsh miners face dismissal for idleness after a government backed move to shut down the Coal Board operated pits in the Gwatin-Cae gurwen area. The National Coal Board will dismantle operations and lay off workers who reside in the local village amid a strike threat and looming stoppage across May.
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Bwangea
Britain
Strat Willige
Gwatin-Caegurwen
Cova
Furniss
Monte Bello Atomic Test Preparations Almost Completed
The report notes near completion of preparations for the Monte Bello atomic test. Minister Beale says misunderstandings exist about the test’s maturity and danger. The 1092 feat involved a shipborne explosion with a radioactive cloud, yet contamination faded without harm.
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Ile Informatior
Toy Supply
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Beale
Raile
Radioactive Rain Reported Across Japan After Test
Reports from Tokyo Meteorological Observatory indicate radioactive rainfall across Japan with a reading of 420 particles per kilometer in western regions, far above normal levels of six. Officials attribute the contamination to a nuclear test conducted by the United States in the Pacific Ocean on May 5.
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Ftenter
Talkkyo Meteorological Observatory
Japan
Osaki
Anu
Uniten “Statew
Epigotoke
Pacific Ocean
Togaland Poll Signals Union Favor Amid Plebiscite Turmoil
A scrambled report indicates Togaland leans toward unity with the Gala Commonwealth as a plebiscite nears, with 7,056 votes for integration and 61,255 for continued independence, pending final tallies and official stance.
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P-Reuter
Togaland
Toxolind
Fragmented note hints at summer risk near Hampton village
A scrambled report from Reuters references a summer risk at an island village near Hampton. It mentions a threat level or danger, with unclear scale or units, suggesting potential hazards affecting residents or visitors.
Bitter Charges Fly Between Israel and Arabs
According to a United Nations report, Secretary General Hand Hammarskjold urged Security Council action on a Middle East peace infusion. He said the plan’s viability depends on goodwill and government cooperation while noting progress remains distant.
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Israel
Emony
Lauwel
Arib
Naighourang
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Dog Hammal- Skjodd
Security Council
Middle East
Isjold
Middle
Uney
Hammasakjoeld
Indian Student Farmers To Review Studies In Australia
A party of 22 student farmers will travel to Canberra on Mamity for a two day review of their study program in Australia. The visit, arranged by the Public Service Hose ninjas Sue Colomby Plan, follows a previous November trip and February meeting in Canberra with Australian officials. Members will present their reports during the review session and have the chance to comment, with the group hosted by Minister Casey and senior External Affairs staff.
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Canberra
Te Peo
Tin Colombo Plan
Australia
Sauriwoil
Fae Tistermal
Casey
Anti -Ollicyt
Iy Department of External Affairs
Enshorra
Austratin
Canberra Jets Leave To Day
A report notes Canberra Jets plan a 24,000 mile goodwill flight to the United States aboard bombers. The mission includes special long range fuel the bombers will be fitted with and will take place amid Armed Forces Pay celebrations in Washington on May 18.
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