Atherton Q A T E deal may bring in UN members
A fragmented report from Atherton notes attempts to expand United Nations membership by adding new nations allied with Soviet bloc, including Formosa disputes and U S opposition. It details a package approach, voting at a Paris assembly, and tensions over recognition of China and Korea, with US veto and Soviet bloc maneuvers shaping outcomes.
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Ita
Wland Fortrem
Formos
Russia
Britain
United States
Paris
U.N
Amt
Tm Soviet
Haly
Bee
Daraan
Purtuzei
Tee Land
Ceylon
Sacb
Austra
Koren
Nepas
Perr
U.N Orat
Korea
Republc
Karen J
Indochina
Daintree Notes Seasonal Conditions and Local Incidents
Daintree April 12 report notes month opened with showery weather and only a few fine days since. Rain tally for the period reaches 57 inches across nine wet days. A culvert incident caused by heavy rain Sunday night injured Brian Martin, who was treated and will return with his family soon. Other items mention finger injury to Bil Teft, local schooling changes with Ms. FL Stgens replacing Miss Y. Bristow, and various social notes including visits and family mentions.
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Daintree
Brian Martin
Brian Law
Ted Harlow
Roedall
Averkod
Bil Teft
Rea
Flesi-Sid
Ars Holland
the Daintree
Socier
Reer
Tom Doctor
Adenauer May Stride To A Second Term Amid Pressure From Opponents
The piece portrays Chancellor Adenauer as physically fit and politically active, planning to continue as Germany’s leader as long as voters want him. It notes Socialist critics question his age but praise his role in guiding German foreign policy and parliamentary reforms while pursuing partnerships with Western powers.
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Ukewiad
Tamina
Adenauari
Germany
Rome
Paris
London
Washington Sunm
Christan Democratic Union
CDC
New South-West
Tapes Pere
Kurt Schumacher
Bres
Stik Adenauer
Fidere
Bridge Club Notes at St Jompi’s CDA Branch
The St Jompi’s Branch of the CDA held a bridge session with Mesdames Hem and V. Grey as hostesses. Highest score awarded to Mrs Ryan, hid den number won by Mrs Bonnell. Present players included M. O’Connor, J. Wilson, D Arener, M Quintivan, J Crothers, J Davies, N Lesina CW, Evans, W. McMurdo, and many others. Hostesses for next afternoon named Mesdames McMurdo and Major. Bridge evening planned at J. Coleman’s home with attendees listed. top scorers Mrs Pui and Mr Lewis, hidden number to Mrs Ratcliffe. New organizers Mrs Newman, W. Olay, G. Schipke identified for the next session.
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N Lesina CW
Evans
W. McMurdo
Oidaiey
T Wwe Mac G. Smith
Miser A. Taitane Clifford
Afernoon
Mesdames McMurdo and
Major
Romest
J. Coleman
Besdume
L. Dearaly
A. Scot
B. Puncherd
Goddard
Raveuile
A. Deeb
Fe Wickwart E Laycock
Perssan-Ekdahl
Hoole
E. Willett
W. Innes
We Clark
J Horton
A. Mills
Maria
Hunt
A. Toll
Poulsen
L. Griffing
MC Remiiton
B Lockyer
J. V. Marshall
Jones
L. Barney
E Winkworth
A Wright
A. Lewis
Pui
Lewis
Mra Ratcliffe
Mesdames
Newman
W. Olay
G. Schipke
Loyal Min Carvel Lodge Meeting Reported in Hall
On Wednesday April 1 the Loyal Min Carvel Lodge held a meeting in the Qddfellows Hall as part of its routine community gathering.
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Wetnendar
Min Carvel Lodge
Qddfellows
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