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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 20, 1957
Page
6
Queen and Duke Prepare State Visit to Denmark Today
Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh begin a state visit to Denmark journeys include a royal yacht arrival, city decorations, and a public welcome as 1,200 spectators line the route. The visit aims to strengthen ties with Denmark while observers note American travel plans for the Queen remain uncertain.
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Duke
Denmark
Sa Umbrella
Oh Fighters
Gustav
Dennara
Three Arrested at Gunpoint in Newcastle Raid
Detectives burst into a Nelsona Bay hotel room in Newcastle today, arresting two men and a woman. One suspect allegedly slipped his handcuffs and escaped from custody at the Law Courts in September, as investigators follow leads from robberies in New South Wales and Victoria. A detective accidentally shot himself during the raid as six revolvers were checked.
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Newcastle
Nelsona Bay
Victoria
Robert Porter
Law
Fighting in Algeria Sparks French Losses in Bou Zegta
French troops reported to have killed 70 insurgents in the Bou Zegta mountains 25 miles south of Algiers with five soldiers dead and 90 wounded. Separate reports note a Budapest tasking and a Communist club wreck in West London with four arrests and imminent court appearances.
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Gitter
Algeria
Algiers
Bunday
A.a-P.-Reiter
Bou- Zegta
Budapest
London
Maralinga Tests Not Rushed Denial From Minister
Sydney reports the Minister for Supply denied claims that atomic tests at Maralinga were being rushed. He said the tests would proceed at the pace already announced despite mounting opposition.
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Maralinga
Sydney
Officers For Bring Out Briton Drive
The Department of Immigration named five state development officers to aid the Bring out a Briton campaign. They will help form committees in country centres across New South Wales Victoria Queensland South Australia and Tasmania. Officers listed include N.S.W. Q. J. Gould Victoria Lieut.-Gen. R. Bierwith Queensland J. I. Clark South Australia F. P. Howard Tasmania R. G. Fairhall.
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Department of Immigation
Townley
New’ ‘South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
N.S.W
Q. J. Gould
R. Bierwith
J. I. Clark
F. P. Howard
R. G. Fairhall
Students End Hunger Strike Over Bomb Tests
In Tokyo on Sunday a group of Japanese university students ended their hunger strike outside the British Embassy. The fast began Friday to protest British bomb tests at Christmas Island. A police surgeon urged them to quit, saying the strike would cause more harm. Some strikers, including a girl, were removed by their parents last night.
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Tokyo
A.A.P. Reuter
Christmas Island
Rescued Boy Toward Recovery Due To Pneumonia
A boy rescued from a well is reported battling pneumonia but showing signs of improvement. Officials say he received prompt aid and is under medical care as family and rescuers await his full recovery.
Mysterious object sighted over Port Phillip Bay
Calls flooded police, Essendon airport, Weather Bureau and newspapers after a silvery object passed over Port Phillip Bay. Pilots in Lubeck and Benalla reported seeing it. officials checked for missing planes or ships and found none. Weather Bureau suggested a meteorite though shape and trail were inconsistent.
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Melbourne
Essendon
Weather Bureau
Port Phillip Bay
Lubeck
Benalla
RAAF
Harbour Trust
Key
Youth Killed In Freak Accident
Maurice Burke, 19, of South Street Adamstown, was fatally shot in a freak shooting accident at Widden Alley about 40 miles from Denman. Burke rode on a car mudguard carrying a rifle when a rabbit was spotted. The driver stopped the vehicle and Burke jumped off, stumbled, and the rifle discharged striking him in the neck. He was rushed to Muswellbrook Hospital and died on arrival.
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Newcastle
Maurice Burke
South Street
Adamstown
Widden Alley
Denman
Burke
Diacharg
Muswellbrook Hospital
Bid to Buy Ribot Fails in Sydney
An Australian bid to buy the Italian racehorse Ribot for £500,000 failed as owner Ribot would not sell. The bid was made by the International Bloodstock Agency through English veterinary surgeon George Forbes for an Australian American syndicate including Australians and 39 Americans.
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Sydney
Ribot
International
L. Gi
George Forbes
Eipaom
Two Die in Car Accident Near Liverpool
Two men died and another was seriously injured when a car carrying six from Mulgoa Road Cecil Park four miles from Liverpool crashed after striking a petrol station. Manns McGeachon aged 52 of Chiswick Road Banks Town was killed at the scene while Herbert Ernest Ohde aged 99 of Creme Cresent Banks Town died en route to hospital. John Attard aged 4 of Carrington Street Revesby survived with serious injuries. Police report the car left the road after a collision with a petrol pump.
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Sydney
Mulgoa Road
Cecil Park
Liv
Merman McGeachon
Chiswick Road
Bankstown
Herbert Ernest Ohde
Creme C'rent
Liverpool Hospital
John Attard
Carrington Street
Revesby
Freeter
Ed Fike
Reed
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