Danish Hospital Ship joins UN Korea effort from Copenhagen
The Danish hospital ship Juliana prepared for duty, linking Copenhagen to New York for direct service to Korea. Denmark planned tonnage near 8000 tons with capacity for 200 patients and 108 crew, aided by International Red Cross and the United Nations banner as King Frederik IX and Queen Ingrid inspected the ship with medical staff and relatives.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
United Nations
Korea
Jullandia
Allan Unwe
Eoparhaven
New York
Dangh
Tn Carter
Fest
Scanvard
Imeigut Acto
Mternationa Red
Australia debates compulsory national service in wartime policy
Canberra assembly clashes over the aim and scope of conscription as wartime defense needs and global duties are weighed. Opponents question the plan, while advocates urge universal service to bolster forces, training, and readiness amid international pressure.
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Canberra
S. F. Bowell
Sir Collion
Air-Mershal
George Jones
Evidasen
British Mailwaymen Pay Rise Reported By Australian Senate
A Sydney newspaper cites a Senate inquiry in Canberra criticizing the British government over wage hikes for mailway workers. The article notes clerical officials and parliament members questioning the cost and scope of the rise while stressing the need for restraint and parliamentary oversight.
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Senatee McKeomak
Senate
Tomer
Siai
Beal
Sydney
Siete
Une
Canberra
Itl
Ahry
Ion
Melnourna
Bydney Nest
Coal Industry MechaniSation Projects In NSW
The article outlines planned mechanisation and expansion in New South Wales coal mining including open cut and underground development, with New South Wales government support and joint coal board collaboration. It notes expected record coal production in 1980 and plans for subsidies, surveys of coal deposits, and conversion of lines for transport, alongside imports and regional power station developments fueling demand. It names Senator McLeay, Mr Arthur, the Bureau of Mineral Resources, the Department of Immigration, and various collieries and companies involved in the expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
New Avene
Ani
dUcill
Merrow
Belda
Aspet
SF Cochran
Joint Coal Board
MicLeat Cuter
Une
New South Wales
Arthur
Bureau of Mineral Resources
Department of Immigration
McLesy
Commonwealth
Wesley
Queensland
Victoria
South Australia
Fort Augusta
Muller
Tom
Niue
Playford
Port Aupists
Celgh Crest
Lake Tiawarre
Ite
World government and money as a measure of value debate
A reader argues for a world federal government but criticizes current political systems. He insists money should serve only as a medium of exchange, not a measure of value, and urges a poll to test this idea. He warns against educated elites imposing philosophies and stresses natural laws and balance in economy and society.
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Cairns Fost
K R Piauchmen
Cairns Post
Pesca
Ania
Yeuiva
McEstewar
Port Dousi
Unclear fragmentary historic text on consumption fears
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a 1 percent million culture in Sealeh and Britain. Mentions concerns about consumption and rates, but no clear events, dates, or identifiable entities are readable.
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Aunt Mary
Consumpton
Britain
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London
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Canada
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