United Nations Pressure Threatens Korea Peace Talks
The United Nations signaled it may suspend peace talks unless the Communists show more cooperation. General Harrison pressed the Communists to nominate a neutral nation to supervise prisoner exchanges while U N officials warn against prolonged negotiations. Ambedor Murphy in Tokyo reported a temporary diplomatic role as talks continued with mixed signals from both sides.
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Alllea
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Robert Murphy
Japan
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Mark Clark
Seoul
Ned Pont
Switserland
Many Arrests in Argentina Signal Radical Party Crackdown
Buenos Aires reports numerous arrests of Radical Party leaders and allies amid police raids and discovery of explosives. Police say political figures and opposition members were detained across provinces, including former Tucuman governor and Radical committee leaders, with allegations of aiding refugees and plotting against the government.
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Mr Eden to Have New Operation
London report states Foreign Secretary Mr Fier plans a second operation after jaundice concerns and a prior gall bladder procedure performed in London on April 1. Prime Minister Mr Winsor Campbell has taken charge of foreign affairs during Mr Eden's absence amid illness.
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Reds Capture Outpost of Laotian Capital
Reds capture a Laotian capital outpost at Luang Prabang as French and Lao royal forces organize defenses. Airfield lengthened and trenches with barbed wire erected around the city. French commander General Raoul Salan reassures Crown Prince that French troops will fight. Viet Minh forces approach from east and from within 19 to 20 miles of the town as larger units push forward.
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Tao
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Iia
Hanoi
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Sal Joyces
Serong
Stort
Court move sparks debate on power price policy
A local council session discusses a proposed power price policy amid claims of government and county missteps. Attendees describe charges and regulatory actions as the council weighs delaying measures and possible public impact. Officials name ministers and council members as the debate centers on legal and procedural steps.
Maclean May Be Peace Policy Washington Wonder
Washington Tuesday Donald Mackean missing British Foreign Office official and Soviet peace offensive are discussed by David Lawrence editor of U S News and World Report. Macklean led the Foreign Office American desk and held key access as the curtain lowers on Allied diplomacy. The piece notes his disappearance and questions about what he knew.
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Soviet Union
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World Report
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Byutien Ruitasey
Martean
Dean Achoman
Lawrence
MacLeu
Alice Springs Gaol Escapees Halted by Shot
A chaotic escape at Alice Springs Gaol ended when guards fired a shot after inmates attempted a dash. Ronala Whitlock and three others surrendered following a wrist wound and renewed pursuit. Sentences include terms for Edward White and others, with additional months added for attempted escape and larceny.
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Whitlock Called the Other Three, “Metter Atop, Swansin
Edward White
Teste Afm
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Whitlocl
Polish Pilot 10 Visit U S
A garbled OCR note reports a Polish pilot plan for a 90 day visit to the United States involving Francia Jarecki and Meg. It mentions a photograph and a Western Ferry context, with unclear references to rewards and civic unrest. The fragmentary text lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes.
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Lloyd's of London insured ships sunk in Darwin raid
The United Allied Supreme Court held Lloyds of London liable for damage to the Portman ship sunk during a February 4 1942 air raid near Darwin. The ruling assigns responsibility to the insurers for war damage in the Pacific theater.
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United Amien Supreme Court
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Portman
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Darwin
Vast refinery project eyed for operation next year
Melequahe-Theeiny area plans a vast refinery costing 37 million with full operation targeted by year end. The project relies on union support and foreign investment, projecting jet fuel and bitumen outputs and modern refining methods unprecedented in the region.
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Jet Squad Plan Revealed for Air Training Unit
Report states air force plans to establish a special jet aircraft training unit in Canberra with Sabre squadrons. Officials announced yesterday that two weeks of technical training precede unit deployment, as jets prepare for 600 to 700 crewed aircraft and bombers.
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Railway Metal Workers Stop Action Amid Disputes
AEU authorized stoppages disrupt railway repair and maintenance programs. In Sydney, a mass meeting at Latebe harit Stadium set for Friday plans. Union talks under ACTU guidance seek review of laws and possible further action.
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Stocks Rise Amid Stop-Work Talks Across Regions
Amid broad stop-work actions, Australian rail workers and margins debate dominate headlines. Reports mention Victoria and Western states preparing protests over wage reviews, with unions calling for unity to pressure govern ment reviews while industrial action disrupts Darling River and Wollongong traffic.
Hope Fades In Jap Eruption Tragedy
Tokyo police grim over Mount Aso eruption survivors as hundreds of students were near the blast. Official counts indicate around 80 schoolchildren in the affected area with many feared dead. Rescuers work amid toxic smoke and aftershocks as authorities warn of further danger.
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Britain Britain Britain Wheat Pact Sketched Amid Nuclear Tensions
A garbled report outlines New Zealand signing a wheat pact with Britain amid debates in Canberra and London. It mentions other nations, potential shifts in alliance, and economic stakes for future shipments and trade balances.
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New Zealand
Washington
Watersiders Defy Dr Evatt and End Work in Protest
The Leader of the Opposition denounces Evatt as Watersiders refuse to work. After Evatt's speech a meeting resolved to ask authorities for eight men to handle ship duties. Officials warn against actions driven by political motives ahead of elections.
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Evatt
Oman
Tuneday talks on pay and working conditions in paper mills
A fragmented report describes a meeting where workers and union committees discuss payment, harmonics, and improving working conditions at Italian Taper Manufacturers. A second session at Breedford Gevrum notes trade limits and urges local production of domestically made goods.
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