Communist Prisoners on Cheju Island Armored Camp Intimidation
A Korean War era report describes fanatical Chinese Communist prisoners at a Cheju Island camp near the beach, guarded by UN forces. It notes heightened tension, barbed wire perimeters, patrols, and attempts to maintain discipline amid fears of further demonstrations and leadership communications from inside the camp.
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Cheju Island
Korea
United Nations
Seana
Wustds
Richard Boerem
Fitiniste
Gemeente
Rocke Timcana
Boerem
The Baw of a Parking Ball in Sydney and Queensland Roads
A fragmented report discusses parking bans in Sydney causing retail losses of up to 15 million pounds yearly, arguing roads are for all and urging a statewide traffic commission. RACQ leaders critique city council plans and call for balanced road use, with notes on road conditions from Rockhampton to Mackay and stretches to Cairns. The piece cites Len King and R A C Q officials on road policy and transport priorities.
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S. Willmott
RACQ
Sydney
Deen
Sonia Ease
Sanat
Reuerache Seatac
Cerne
Cpls
Queensland
Rac.q
Len King
Brisbane
RACO
Cit
State ‘Traffic Commission
RH. Frow
Rockhampton
Mackay
Plentifus Creek
Marlborough
Connor Range
Sarina
Samme
Sariia
Meckay
Cairns
Proserpine
Longford Creek
Mary
Unclear fragmentary report on Turkish submarine capacity
A weekly Washington magazine notes Turkey's submarine fleet as too small and lacking modern devices bases and support. It suggests submarines need snorkels and other tech to participate in large scale naval warfare, casting doubt on Turkish capabilities.
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Washington
Ferrari
Bisek Sea
Cumburiyet
Turkey
Mabmarines
Cum Durtyet
Ald
Inland road links Cloncurry and Mount Isa cause for concern
The new road between Cloncurry and Mount Isa attracts praise for inland development but motorists warn it is rough with gullies and overhangs. Advocates like RAC press for a sound national road policy to protect economy and security. Front wheel misalignment, tyre wear, and steering faults are emphasized as common road hazards.
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Cloncurry
Mount Lox Billes
Mount
Queensland
RAC
Australia Employment Figures For Sept Twenty Fifty Two
Canberra reports a fall in private employment by 1110 to 553000 while Government and semi government staff rise by 10300 to 625000. Civilian employment sits at 2598 thousand, down from 2627 thousand, as total workforce trends show a continual decline since last November amid postwar adjustments.
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Canberra
Australia
Commonwealth
Carver
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