President Sets Off Fantastic Weapons Discussion
Washington dispatch reports President Truman stirred Senate debates by mentioning fantastic weapons in a luncheon talk. Defense officials clarified aims while the Kremlin reportedly rechecked intelligence as analysts weigh capabilities of guided missiles, artillery shells, and new delivery systems amid public curiosity.
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Washington
A.P
United States
Truman
Congress
Defence Department
Kremlin
Senator Cooper Demands Fair War Pension Increases
Senator Cooper argues the government has not fairly met ex servicemen claims for war pensions. He cites 14 ex service members in Parliament and 168,000 people on base rate pensions with 38 percent general rise for dependents. He notes cost increases from 1950 to 1951 and urges targeted boosts for blind, permanently incapacitated, and widows with children.
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Eich
Imense
Membara
Pew
Iim
League
Tobacco Leaf Display Incident Highlights Grower Registration
An incident at a display floor involving unloaded tobacco leaf revealed a registered grower and concerns over proper registration with Customs and Excise. Officials advised the leaf not be accepted and returned, stressing full ownership details on consignment forms and adherence to licensing rules amid industry discussions with government representatives. The tobacco industry faces ongoing work toward the 1981 production target and modernization efforts.
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Ala
Uey
Parcaco Sigmant
Wig Conair
Hare
Brower
Comemander Jackson
Cancetra
Engusa
Mise Barbara Ward
Association
RE Leiater
Visitora
Cooperative
Tobacco
Industry i North
Queensland
Atherton Kennel Club Championship Show Planned
Atherton and District Kennel Club prepares for a large championship show at Atherton Show Ground on Sunday, November 28. Judge Milton Barrett to oversee classes for cattle dogs, cocker spaniels, collies, terriers, wiry breeds, and Alsatians. Officials MR HL Marnock, Miss M Colles, and GM Darroch lead preparations.
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Atherton
Atherton and District
Atherton @how
Milton ‘Barrett
HL Marnock
M_ Colles
Man Fined For Speeding In Innisfail Courts
Neal Rees was charged with driving and ar car causing a breach of law when a motor vehicle was speeding at Innisfail. The Innisfail Court of Petty Bench heard the case before Mr Ed Pearce SM. Rees pleaded guilty, stating he could not obtain leave from work. Senior-Sergeant Linde noted patrols observed speeds of about 40 miles per hour at the Grace and Gladys streets crossing. The defendant denied speeding, but authorities said patrols aim to reduce town traffic.
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Mataborthe
M'Ss
Fai
Raha End
Agar
Ise
Pea
Wang
Truman
Defence Department
Defence
Robert Lovett
Pergusosi
America
Ccust
Peter Cone
Fay Eevouni
Theat
Nett
Lyndon Johnson
Tex
Secaivy Peeparednesa Invertigainn
Jagnson
Cality
Innisfail
Neal Rees
Troman
Petty Betesina
MT Ed Prarce
Grace
Guede
EJ. Pearce
Cerna
Linde
Toetlat
Coneatingden
Hall
Gladys Atreet
Mot
Bury
Gladys
Race Recta
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Mra
O'Neill
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Swart
Brian Nichalis
Varick Sterling
Bentor
Valma
Noelean Harman
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Kevin
Blakeney
Alan
Barry Erbacher
Allee McIntosh
Robyn Best
W. Tudehope
John McKie
CWA
Mc Muigan
Twes
Mordames Clowes
T Flelener
Wootton, Wolff
Mowilvie
Young
R. Fletcher
Davin
D Fletcher
Siem
Apotonien
Merdamtes
Owen
R Fieien
D. Fletcher
Platcher
Gabe Pry
Versalious
Mommie Weapon
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Trevaseives
Cemie Sentral Aarnplanus
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Franciecs
Cooper
Q.T.G. Association
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Evervedy
Dace Laney
Jock Ie
Seuone Pradieiiu
Tobacco Lest
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Knight
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Atherton Kennel Club
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