Security Clamp Tight as Cyprus Tensions Rise
Nicosia reports strict security for the funeral of a British woman killed by terrorists last Friday in Cyprus. The violence has heightened tensions with Cyprus’ British base, prompting calls from London papers for evacuation of soldiers families as diplomats push for a round-table in the Cyprus dispute.
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Nicosia
Cathartna Catalitte
Cyprus
Siabot Inropa
Famagusta
London
Britta
Mra. Catolitis
ML Spask
Paris
M. Spaak
Britain
Greece
Turkey
NATO
Car Crushes Tourist Buses in Waterfall Crash
A car carrying a couple and four children on the Princes Highway at Waterfall collided with a tourist bus and was struck by a second bus. The couple Jerald and Oya Bay were taken to Sutherland Hospital with multiple injuries. Their four children escaped injury. Police say a bus backed sharply before the collision.
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Byonex
Sfonusy
Gmail
Princes Highway
Waterfall
Jerald
Oya Bay
Sutherland Hospital
Propaganda Upsurge and Global Briefs From Washington to Moscow
News in brief reports a rise in Communist propaganda to Western Europe and Latin America by the Ching group, a Belgian call for naval escorts for trawlers near Iceland, Japan's 10 million dollar credit to India, a U S Seawolf submarine surface after 60 days, Soviet youths shaving heads, and a posthumous German burial ceremony authorized by the defence ministry.
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Red Ching
Washington
A.ap
Europe
Latin America
United States Information Agency
Arab World
Reuter
London
Connecticut
Aubmiaring
Nautshis
McEwen Urges Open Trade Not China Focus
Australia should trade with Communist China and other nations to expand markets beyond the United States. At Mascot Airport McEwen cited zinc and lead price pressures from U.S. quotas, urged multilateral accords, and noted recent 12 month deals with Malaya Ceylon and India totaling large flour and wheat shipments under a duty-free Malaya pact.
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China
McEwen
Mascot
Montreal
America
Australia
United States
U.S
Sydney
Malaya
Thallium Poisoning Suspected in Tasmanian Case
Oswald Acason a 55 year old Tasmanian Hydro Electric Commission officer died in Melbourne after air transfer from Tasmania for emergency treatment. Police inquiries continue in Tasmania and Victoria with Det-Inspector T G Stewart stating no new developments. Det-Inspector J Adam from Melbourne CIB is conducting inquiries in Hobart.
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Det
Fr J. Adam
Malbourne
CLS
Hobart
BBC drops Anastasia claimant program in face of royal sensitivity
The BBC cancels a TV program about Anna Anderson who claims to be Anastasia, daughter of Tsar Nicholas II, after Daily Mail reports say relatives of the Grand Duchess object. The decision followed royal family concerns and ongoing court actions over Anderson's identity.
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London
British Broadcasting Corporation
Anastasia
Daily Mail
Vision
Jeanne
Taare
Anna
Quen
Philip
BBC
Germany
Black Forest
Programame
Buckingham Palace
Casa
Rela
Cas
Prines Philip
Mountbatten
Daily Mat
Crar
Anna Anderson
Films On Malaya For Schools In Canberra
The text describes a government or public program to read or screen films on Malaya for schools in Canberra. It notes upcoming screenings over the next weeks and hopes to show them to various groups and organizations. The aim is educational, highlighting life in Malaya and cities.
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Mumyan Enga. Wot
Matas
Canberra
NSW Holiday Road Toll Worst Ever Highlighted
A Sydney report notes the New South Wales holiday road toll as the worst on record with police urging caution. The piece mentions heavy traffic on major routes including the Great Western Highway and Bathurst festival crowds contributing to crashes and drownings.
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N.S.W
Sydney
Jenia
Bathurst
Tram Collision Leaves Twelve Injured in Sydney
In Sydney at Bronte, a tram collision injured twelve people including a conductor. Five were taken by ambulance to hospital. others were treated on site. Police suspect unattended tram was set in motion by children as the two trams collided head on at Bronte terminus. Swimmers helped injured passengers.
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Sydnet
Hahured Wan
Colada
Ennther
Pasec
Gers
Bronte
Bronte Beach
Dutch Liner Sibajak Cleared After Port Phillip Bay Check
In Melbourne Port Phillip Bay a routine medical check was given to the Dutch liner Sibajak. Sixty eight Dutch and German passengers were allowed to land in Melbourne after the check with no delay. In Sydney over the weekend a passenger and a steward were removed as typhoid suspects and the rest of the passengers kept on board.
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Melbourne
Sibajak
Port Phillip Bay
Sydney
Coloured Police Possible In U K
London reports a Daily Mail claim that coloured special part time policemen may be recruited to aid wartime crime control on the streets of the capital.
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U.K
London
A. A.P
Daily Maul
Namatjira Faces Drink Charges In Court
Albert Namatjira, famed Aboriginal artist, appears in court on four counts of supplying liquor to a minor and related offences. He admits opening a bottle and giving Raberaba a drink but denies others actually drinking. the hearing continues tomorrow.
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Alice
Manud
Mondey
Albert
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