Indo China Cease Fire Talks and West Asia Policy
A London based report in The Daily Express outlines divergent British French and American views on an Indo-China cease fire and potential Geneva negotiation. It notes Whitehall caution toward forced agreements while supporting a united Western stance and possible defence pact details. The piece references U.S. President Eisenhower and a two China approach amid Sino Western tension.
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West Asia
Exprene
Bellain
Oen
Anna
Cutler
Ellen
Larader
Waller
We United
Nations Security Cou
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Aiscunstun
South-West Asia
Indo-China
Elieves
Telter Wunice
Geneva
Lene
Peking
Einenhower
Teuter
Washington
Enhowe
Iegre Concen
China
Bixenhower
Ione
French Beat Off Attack on Hanoi Frontline Powell
French defenders repelled a post outside Hanoi as Communist forces pressed along the Hanoi Haiphong corridor. Hanoi reports 19,000 regular troops and thousands of guerrillas mounting daily assaults to threaten Dien Bien Phu era fortifications.
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Hanoi
Haiphong
Len Won Phu
Vo Nguyen Giap
Dien Bien Fhu
British Rugby League Team Set For Canberra Match Proceeding
The British rugby league squad will travel to Canberra for a forthcoming match. Details in the fragment indicate a tour schedule with plans to play in Sydney and Canberra during August, though the passage is garbled.
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Canberra
Tongans Defeat Williams In Leichhardt Bout
Tongan fighter Tongan beats Williams in a 12 round match at Leichhardt Stadium. Lasse secured a late eighth round stoppage. Williams showed resilience, trading attacks with Teellon while Ayoney and Alan Williams offered brief resistance.
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Ayoney
Exer
Kitione Lasse
Umight
Defente
Ann Teellon
Alan Williams
Nequired
Leich- Bardt Stadion
Lave
Desi
Willams
Lee
Yennres Jacke
William Wax Obviousut
Hiss
Lala
Williams
Ahawed Titer Ugh An
Yu Ao Nate
Tor the Tyan
Parliament Proceedings Mention Adjournment and Bills
In Parliament the Senate met at 11 am and adjourned until Monday after laying and passing items on customs, dairy, export, and related departments. The House of Representatives opened at 10 am, approved seven supply bills, and planned to meet again today to discuss patents.
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Senate
Mouse of Representatives
Five Nation Warning Talks With Paking Discussed in London
The Hiner Foreign Soattery and Mr Anthony Eatin met Avahalan and High Commissioner in London this afternoon to discuss the American proposal for a five nation warning to Paking about Indon Chinese aggression. The Foreign Office announced today that High Commissioners Sir Thomas White and Sir Frederick Deidge will call jointly on Mr Eden.
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Hiner Foreign Soattery
Anthony Eatin
Nhs Avahalan
Wee Eulaod High Commimionar
London
Foreign Office
Thomas White
Australia
Frederick Deidge
New Zestend
Eden
US Plans Major Boost in Atomic Production Says Strauss
Admiral Lewis Strauss testifies before a Senate subcommittee that the United States will spend nearly 223 million to expand nuclear weapon production. He outlines President Eisenhower's program to accelerate uranium and hydrogen weapon development, stressing safeguards and national security.
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Washington
Waterside impasse over Radnor loading plan described
Reports state waterside workers may refuse load of Radnor while government and French authorities negotiate. Officials claim no delays will be granted and that arrangements with France are politically sensitive. Authorities say Australian policy governs, with potential ship loading proceeding if labor actions do not disrupt operations.
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Wraterplitens
Kromet Furcus
Vin Meentor
Kattanam
National Service
Hel
Mae
Ara
Iaded
Mts
Pardue
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Radnor
Espctoy
Holt
Australis
Government ships not sold amid price and maintenance terms
The Commonwealth Government indicating it might accept offers for the ships but conditions on price and maintenance were not met in the firm offer received. The government thus appears to refrain from selling the shipping line at this time.
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Pla
Broadcasting Board Recommends New High Frequency System
The Australian control board recommends approving the introduction of frequency modulation broadcasting and high frequency services. The Commonwealth Government plans to push the proposal later this year, seeking broadened use of very high frequency channels to reach listeners.
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Australia
House of
Commonwealth
Ddee
Jon
Ing Broadcasting
van Honngpenes
Iran
Compromise on Petrol Hours in Sydney Rumors
Sydney reports indicate the State Government may set petrol station hours rather than permit unfettered trading. Industry sources and BLute Labour MP Landa suggest government members expect a compromise today. Landa to confer with colleagues and government about a 10 March deadline.
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Sydney
Tatuani
Industry
Landa
Blute Labour Party
Industet
Surprise Witness Contradicts Evidence at Police Commission
A witness at the Police Commission hearing, Mrs Fellenbeth May Reeves, disputed testimony from Neville William Witton regarding alleged police beating and an arrest at Fairlington Police Station. Reeves questioned details of Witton’s account, while Witton faced cross-examination over consistency and prior statements. The hearing also touched on related claims involving photographer Studley-Kuxton and MP Boal.
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Nuit Hitwel
Moire Pavia
David Ralwant Bradleystueton
Justice Davey iv
Imi
Whudleye
Renton
Fiarlingnirst
Royal Come
iudiey-Ruxom
Aly
Ellie
Ophir Eviener
Mrn
Reeves
Wilson
Uae
Eara Shakabe
Srimimal
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Goren
Ward accuses Works Dept of defrauding by Sydney firm
Mr Ward claims the Works Department was defrauded by a Sydney building company. He cites inflated prices and mismanagement, alleging government politics and pro Japan alignment. He names a former Sydney salesman and a government fraud claim tied to defence funds. The charge centers on inflated contract costs and alleged departmental changes.
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Works Department
Sydney Building Company
East Sydney
House of Representatives
Department of Works
Sydney
McMuhan Hieania
Aed
Roe
Wincredit
Wart
Hiv Hem
Willis Guts
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