Deaths in Gas Filled Room Shock Sydney Home
A son found his parents, Frederick William-Greer and Grace Maris Grown, dead in a gas filled room at their Sydney home on Saturday. Police believe a stove oven jet left on since Wednesday night caused the tragedy. Evening papers dated Wednesday lay in the kitchen as investigators reviewed the scene.
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Sydney
Westhahrs
Frederick William — Greer
Grace Maris
Frederick Green
Bennett Street
Rebel forces drive toward Guatemala City amid border clashes
Reports from Guatemala say rebel forces under Col. Carlos Castillo Armas are advancing rapidly with several ports and towns reportedly under their control or in flux. Guatemala's Arbénz government battles to halt the invasion as foreign powers monitor the crisis.
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Guatemala
Carlos Castillo Armas
Jacobo Arbens Guzman
Cepital
Liberaton Army
Puerto Barrios
Caribbean
San Joss
Pacific
Carlos Cestilin Armas
Nand
Guanmala City
Quetzalomango
Walue of Liberation
Inti
Radio In
Arveas
Guatemala City
Guillermo Torrello
Presa
Mexico City
Honduras
Antique trio sale offer shocks local bidders
A correspondent from the Evening News reports a Nice observer offered £60,000 for three antiques. The inquiry occurred in Sloe where the reviewer examined the items and noted market interest.
Youth Killed Two Hurt in Crash
A youth died and two men were injured when a motorcycle and car collided head on near Marne Jenction on Saturday night. Pillion rider John Tweeney of Windsor, 18, was ejected and died hours after admission to hospital. Rider Alan Probst, 23, Windsor, head injuries. Driver William McCann, 21, Hamilton, slight head injuries. The motorcycle burst into flames after the smash.
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Wxisbane
Marne Jenction
John ‘Tweeney
Windsor
Alan Probost
William McCann
Hamilton
U S Senator Found Shot in Head
The article reports a U S Senator, identified as Hunt, shot in the head in the Berm office. He was transported for medical treatment after the incident.
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U.S
Guatemalan Crisis Deepens With Rebel Invasion Claims
President Arbenz accused of air raids on Guatemala City amid rebel claims of land and air attacks across the country. The rebel leader Colonel Castillo vows to “clean” the system after overthrow, aiming to root out communists and corrupt officials as invasion forces move by land and air.
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Arbena
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Ant
Presidente
Reide
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Heparin
Aaron
Honduras
Nicaragua
Dominican Republic
Costa Rica
Salvador
Cuba
Guatemala
Tadlo
Arbenz
America
Castillo
United States
Arbens
Three Die In Crash Landing Near Beach
London reports three dead after a twin engined Convair ran out of fuel and crash landed in the sea off Folkestone promenade. Holidaymakers watched as the plane plummeted and authorities deployed lifeboats and a Royal Air Force helicopter to assist survivors and crew.
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London
Folkestone
Tate
Convair
Wuinoos
Marcon
Arecican
Airdield
Ixewieds
Neue
Muaiules Verdes
Teewares
Cerivale
Hacal Hine
Boy Dies as Bomb Explodes in Canberra Neighborhood
In Canberra a mortar bomb exploded yesterday injuring four youths and killing Herbert Lindsay Pearce, 15, of De Forbes Street. Pearce’s brother Rabbet, 12, Terry Birmingham, 18, and Bryan Hurry, 14, were treated at Canberra Hospital in serious condition. The four boys had taken the device from Royal Military College at Duntroon for examination near sandbags when it exploded, prompting a security closure of the area and investigation into the incident.
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Canberer
Herbert Lindsay Pearcn
de Forbes Street
Turner
Canberra
Prace
Rabvet
Terry Birmingham
Alvo
Forbey Street
Warner
Bryan Hurry
Pearce
They Married The Wrong Women Near Benares
In New Delhi a planned double wedding near Benares almost sparked a riot as the bridegrooms discovered the brides had been accidentally swapped. Veiled brides caused confusion as relatives argued over the mistaken matches.
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New Delhi
Benares
No Neglect of Tobacco Industry in Queensland
Mr Gar states the Government has neglected the tobacco industry in Queensland. He cites measures by the Commonwealth to support production, including higher Australian leaf usage in cigarettes, extended pest control funding, extension service aid, and bank finance to the Queensland Tobacco Marketing Board during crop disposal difficulties last season.
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Mr. Gar
She
Swarta
Commonwealth
Queensland
Commonwealth Extension Services
Commonwealth Bank
Queensland Tobacco Marketing Board
City Blood Bank Faces Crisis in Brisbane
Brisbane Blood Bank faced a severe supply crisis forcing rationing in city hospitals. Public appeals were made as stocks dwindled, especially Group O. Twenty four donors helped slightly, including James Ockerley who rode from Warwick to donate after a radio appeal.
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Brisbane
Shaw Sal
James Ockerley
Warwick
Brain operation on injured jockey Ron Condon
Doctors at the hospital yesterday performed a brain operation on apprentice jockey Ron Condon after his condition deteriorated around midday. He remains in a serious state following a fall in the final Eagle Farm race on Saturday when his mount Urubu crashed, and Urubu was destroyed.
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Inter Hospital
Ron Conon
Condon
Urubu
Eagle Farm
France to negotiate alone for I China peace
NEW YORK reports the United States ordered top diplomats home from Geneva. France will pursue peace talks alone with China to end the Indo China war. Eisenhower requested Walter Bedell Smith to report in person, as Geneva delegates discuss ceasefire terms and a return to armistice supervision.
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United States
Geneva
Frince
United Prova
Eisenhower
Walter Bedell Smith
Dep Tade-Coulna
Yhetates
Vietnam
Bae Pot
M. Molotov
Moscow
Anthony Eden
London
Austra Iia
RG. Casny
Paris
Casey
Winston Churchill
Washneton
Eden
Rixenhower
Washington
Lisos Bod
Bishop Criticizes Gambling Habits In Australia
In Brisbane the Bishop of Adelaide, the Right Reverend B P Robin, denounces gambling as a religion replacing Christian faith. Speaking at St John’s Cathedral he warns racing crowds undermine church attendance and urges Australians to focus on Southeast Asia and supporting Christian missions amid the Pacific region.
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Australia
Adelaide
B. P. Robin
St. John's
Sang
Robin
South-East Asia
Australis
Pacific
Protest Over Police Promotions in Brisbane
A Brisbane protest gathers against proposed promotions of four constables to sergeants, arguing over 200 senior officers would remain bypassed. The Police Union plans to present grievances to the Police Minister Mr Jones and notes the four are specialists in wireless work and tracking.
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Mr. Jones
Rank and
le Police
Galt
Police
Man Killed When Car Overturns In Weekend Crash
A car overturned several times on the Casino Lismore coast Saturday night killing Clive Prancis Jones 25 of Icantaa. His mother Gertrude Hilda Jones 51 of Gundarimba suffered head injuries and shock and was admitted to St Vincent's Hospital in serious condition. Police say a tyre blowout caused the driver Donarid Jones to lose control while taking a bend.
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Sata Tae
Casino-Lismore
Clive Prancis Jones
Icantaa
Gertrude Hilda. Jones
Gundarimba
St. Vincent's Hospital
Donarid Jones
Killer Burke Arrested in Boston for Waterfront Murders
Boston police captured Einier Burke, 87, a scarred waterfront killer wanted for the murders of two men and suspected in at least four more. Burke, described as a tired man who had worked by pace, was taken into custody on a Saturday. The arrest ends a long hunt across New York and neighboring areas.
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New York
Meng
Boston
Einier Burke
Pace
Warton
Estate Agent Dies From Wounds After Shooting in Sydney
A prominent Sydney estate agent died from seven gunshot wounds in a doorway near St Vincent’s Hospital on June 7. Police, led by ballistics experts at CIB, continued tests as detectives pursued a motive. the case remains under inquiry with no motive suggested by the widow or family.
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Tate
St. Vincents
Aems Sree Xe
Frigg
Teresit
Iell
CIB
Sydney
Five Groups in New French Cabinet Reshuffle
President Rene Coty forms a 23 member cabinet with five political groups. The Radical, 47, aims a peace fire in Indo China by July 20. The new lineup has de Gaullists in top posts, including General Pierre Koenig as Defense Minister and Christian Fouchet as Tunis and Morocco minister.
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Rene Coty
Radical
Pease
Indo-China
de Gaullists
de Gaullist
Pierre Koenig
Ion
Tunisia
Morocco
Christian Fouchet
Tunis
Lele A Gabinet
M. Mendes Frenpé
Geneve
Child Dies After Fatal Incident In Local Community
A young child died following a tragedy in the community involving family members. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. Mrs Jane Walton, mother of two, is mentioned in early reports. Further details remain unavailable as the inquiry continues.
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