U S Secretary of State vows never to start war
Washington January 27 The new Secretary John Foster Dulles said the United States would never start a war but would not be intimidated or conquered He warned against claims that war with Soviet Russia is inevitable President Eisenhower opposes such a policy and so do his aides He stressed a strong military as a deterrent and to protect allies from aggression
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Soviet and Western Powers Clash Over Asia and Europe
The dialogue covers fears of Soviet expansion from Indo China to the Middle East, with warnings that control of the Suez Canal and regional oil could shift power. It argues Western unity is crucial to counter Soviet influence, linking Asia tensions to broader European security and a potential renewed German threat.
North Korea attacks widen as U S bombers strike targets
AAP reports rapid allied action with bombers striking a barracks area near Kugnase, 12 miles south of Pyongyang, amid intensified clashes. Eighth Army officials say Communists expected a UN offensive and deployed forces and ammunition for a Chinese-based push.
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South Africa May Impose State of Emergency
Government plans to declare a national emergency to suspend formal laws and grant broader powers amid unrest. Justice Dr Charles Swart introduced a bill enabling the government to impose emergency measures across the country, addressing internal strife and security concerns.
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Verdenmang Railways and Airfields Report From Oslo
In Oslo, June 1977, the Verdenmang report covers railways and airfields developments with emphasis on infrastructure and transportation progress. Details remain partial due to OCR limits but outline ongoing projects and regional implications for transport in the area.
Bentley Execution Fades as Reprieve Efforts Fail
Derek Bentley, aged 18, was hanged after last minute Labour and parliamentary pleas for clemency. The Speaker ruled the House could not discuss the case while a capital sentence persisted, and Home Secretary Maxwell Fyfe confirmed no reprieve. Parliament had debated potential clemency with hopes fading as about 900 petitioners urged mercy.
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Enterprising batting lifts South Africa in tense Test
In a crowded Westminster scene a reprieve battle unfolds as Home Secretary weighs petition. Amid feverish updates from Lord, Bentleys rally and a dramatic day of Test cricket sees Manvel and Watkins contribute for South Africa, while a separate police incident echoes the era's unrest and a vigil outside a prison.
Fire hits Melbourne Aquarium during exhibition day
Fire at Melbourne Aquarium during a public exhibition burned the main building and damaged animal displays. Officials say the blaze spread quickly from a ballons exhibit to the main gallery as crowds watched. Estimated cost to replace the lost fish and birds runs into thousands, with the total damage placed around £1,250,000.
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Follow-on Averted By South Africa in Fourth Test
Adelaide January 28 two fighting innings by Funston 92 and Watkine 74 in the fourth day helped South Africa avert a follow-on by a margin of seven runs. With the match to finish tomorrow a draw seems likely as play resumed in cool cloudy weather. Lindwall was unable to field. Ian Craig replaced Miller in the Australian side.
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Australians active in night air operations over Korea
A Reuters dispatch from Seoul reports Australian meteor jets and lighters destroyed during night operations. Australian forces escorted American heavy bombers, targeting enemy lines as lorries moved from Pyongyang toward the front. Casualties and other details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Melbourne Olympic Games plan clear for 1998 stadium
The Melbourne conference confirms a plan to stage the 1998 Olympic Games at the Melbourne Cricket Ground with Carlton Stadium proposed as main venue. A sub-committee will address time and capacity issues, aiming to boost the complex to 8 000 seats and improve facilities, including Sands demotion.
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Policy speech and political maneuvering in Queensland
A report from Brisbane details a February policy speech and the ongoing Liberal Labor contest in Maroochydore and Brisbane. It notes possible candidate announcements, joint assertions, and talks with Lord Mayor officials regarding city hall campaigning and state election plans.
Prosperous Year For Australia Promises Stability
Canberra January 28 the Prime Minister Mr R G Menzies predicted a prosperous and progressive year for Australia saying in the absence of disasters the coming year should see stability continued restraint on inflation, a rise in saving and sound programmes. He spoke amid a nationwide broadcast series titled Man to Man in Australia Today.
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Inflation and production pressures amid global policy debate
A fragmented summary notes rising basic production costs and wartime policy echoes in Britain and Australia. It cites high government expenditure, labor strain, and limited capacity to curb inflation, with claims from an official figure on the impact of such factors on postwar spending and economic balance.
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WomanAwarded Twenty Thousand Pounds for Arm Loss
A Sydney woman, Parsong of Cullen Bullen, won a damages verdict of 20,000 pounds after a car crash that injured her arm. The case named Portiang resident Alan McCann as the other party in the collision. Beauricy Loyd, a witness, testified as the rear car was struck.
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Spark Explodes in US Scene of Deadly Fire
A fragmented report describes a dramatic explosion triggering a blaze with casualties and emergency response. Named places and figures are unclear. The text references a spark causing a large fire and resulting fatalities amid chaotic conditions.
Canberra Health Officials Report Infant Death During Current Year
Government sources in Canberra report an infant death during the current year tied to hospital infection and required surgery. Officials note ongoing concerns about neonatal care and outline steps taken by Commonwealth and regional health authorities.
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Floods in New Zealand Prompt Evacuations Demand Help
London reports unease as Western Allies discuss Thalabe treaty trading. In New Zealand heavy rains flood Canterbury areas. North Canterbury and Wallington evacuated after the Makara River surged, forcing residents from Lower Bobohills and nearby communities as waters rose and caused widespread disruption.
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Taxing Powers For States Conference Notes Changes
Canberra reports indicate discussions on state taxing powers and a federal tax framework. Premier Gair may miss meetings due to the election, with dates shifted and NSW Premier Cahill unable to attend the revised London conference schedule.
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Waterside dispute at Mackay Harbour shocks workers
Workers at Mackay Harbour confront disruptions as Waterside Federation leaders allege mistreatment and extended shifts. The dispute centers on canteen conditions and pay, with mediation and arbitration discussed as leaders urge action ahead of Senate elections and broader government reforms.
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Royal visit to WL Six Weeks Tour
A royal party plans a six week tour including Wellington Aukland and Christchurch visiting major centers. The Queen and Princesses will travel by royal train and ship, with stops at many towns to demonstrate royal frendliness and boost morale.
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