Death plunge studied in plane crash inquiry
AAB and Connecticut officials opened a preliminary hearing to determine if a formal inquiry is necessary after Françoise de Marliere, a French stewardess, fell 1300 feet from an Allegheny Airlines Convair over Windsor Locks. Her body lay near Farmington as investigators noted a door problem reported at Hartford Bradley Field.
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New York
Farmington
Connecticut
Francie de Martere
Allegheny Airlines
Hartford
Mratchley Field
Mii
Bitter Sino Indian border fighting escalates on frontier
Chinese forces storm two more Indian outposts on the disputed Sino Indian border as bitter fighting continued in the root of world frontier. An Indian government communique said a second helicopter was shot down and that fighting in the mountainous north east border area persisted last night and today with Chinese attacks pressed south of the Namka Chu River.
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New Delhi
A.a.prenter
Namka Chu River
India says it will reclaim lost border posts after clash with China
Indian Prime Minister Nehru vowed action to repulse Chinese advances and regain army positions on the Ladakh frontier. Reports say both sides suffered heavy casualties as fighting continued near Pangong Lake and in the Chap Chap River Valley with several posts reportedly abandoned or destroyed.
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Mr. Nehru
India
Praja Socialist Party
Nehru
Socialist Party
TV Target Dates Set for Nationwide TV Station Rollout
Mr Davidson outlined phase three progress for 13 regional TV stations across Queensland New South Wales Victoria and Tasmania with a total project cost of about 6 million pounds. Target completion spans 1962 to 1966 with Canberra Newcastle Wollongong Orange Richmond Tweed Bendigo Ballarat Latrobe Valley Goulburn Wall Darling Downs Rockhampton Townsville Launceston among the listed sites. Full coverage hinges on power supply and broadband trunk lines with weather or equipment delays the main risks.
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Australia
Queensland
New South Wales
Victorsand
Tasmania
Canberra
N.S.W
Newcastle
Wollongong
Orange
Richmond-Tweed
Victoria
Bendigo
Ballarat
Latrobe Valley
Goulburn
Darling Downs
Rockhampton
Townseathe
Jamie
Launceston
Davidson
Ambiguous fragment hints at phased building programme completion
The fragment outlines a building programme in four phases with rapid completion. It mentions a transmission receiving system and ongoing country projects, suggesting a major organizational achievement within a year to twenty months across various positions and vast areas.
Stolen £1600 From Bookmaker Archie Campbell Home
Police report a break in at the Griffith residence of bookmaker Archie Campbell 70 as £1600 was taken between 3 30 and 4 30 pm Saturday. The intruder smashed the front door glass, prised a cupboard open after calling to speak with Miss Judith Apps pretending to interview her about modelling clothes. The couple had been away at work and returned to find the theft.
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Tania Verstak
Miss Verstak
Cooma
Nare
Archie Campbell
Murray Crescent
Griffith
Campbell
Judith Apps
Katanga Resume Battle Amid Ceasefire Talks
Elisabethville reports fighting continues as Katanga’s foreign minister Kimba cites casualties and demands for justification of action. He says central government troops killed two Katangese officials during a search for a United Nations airman and warns Katanga will not abandon its positions. Kimba notes Katanga seeks a ceasefire but will defend itself against aggression.
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Ruma
Citanga
Katanga
Kimba
United Nations
Kiniba
West Berlin Crisis Next Year
The United States re estimates the peak danger period of the Berlin crisis as likely to occur early next year rather than before Christmas. The timing depends on Soviet Premier Khrushchev and a possible visit to the United States for a Berlin crisis conference with President Kennedy within the coming weeks.
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New York
United States
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Washington
Associated Press
Me Krushchev
Berlin
Kennedy
Private bus services back after strike in three cities
Bus services resume normal in Sydney Newcastle and Wollongong after a strike over pay. Drivers demanded higher four day pay rises rejected by senior conciliation commissioner Wild. Industrial Commissioner Justice Sheehy announced temporary terms to end the dispute.
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Sydney
Newcastle
Wollongong
Wild
Cahill
Justice Sheehy
Both Sides Claim Victory In Yemen War Report
Royalist and republican sources tout battlefield gains around Samia and Murib fortress as fighting persists for control. Mecca Radio quotes claims of marvellous royalist victories while seeking UN Security Council action on what Mecca Badia calls an armed invasion by the United Arab Republic.
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Sallal
U.A.R
Cairo Radio
Murib
Samia
Sheba
United Nations ‘Security Council
United Arab
Man Who Won Too Much Banned From Le Touquet Casino
The Swiss heir Bruno Frauenfelder, 24, of Kreualingen, Switzerland, won large sums using a German betting system at Le Touquet Casino Bournemouth and was banned after a single night’s big win. He says he gambled for fun and disputes claims of being a professional gambler.
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Bournemouth
England
le Touquet
Hampshire
Bruno Frauenfelder
Kreualingen
Switzerland
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Kashmir
Ladakh
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Himalayan
Thei
Isu
Chap Chap
Sities
Iss
Tania
Jemmied
Miss Apps
Matuko Avenue
Elisabethville
A.a.p.-Reuter
Robert Gardiner
U.N
Mr. Gardiner
Katanay
Yemen
Al-Badr
Associ ‘Ed
Srigadiee Sallal
Seiful Islam Hassan Ibn
Alim
Imam al-Badr
Ahmed al Suyagi
Imm al-Badr
Bein
Dio
Mecca Radio
al Badr
Ubeida
Abdulla Jallal
Marth
Frauenfelder
Erle Klerpner
Frauenfelter
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