Manus Island to Be Restored Major U S Base
Sydney reports Australian External Affairs Minister R G Casey says Manus Island will be restored to wartime condition as a major U S base. He notes greater use by American ships and aircraft in the Pacific and anticipates closer alliance with the United States, New Zealand, and Britain.
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Sydney
Manun Island
R. G. Casey
Honolulu
Fie
Anzus Council
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Casey
Murua
Hono
Rautora
Australia
Caney
Tom
ANZUS Machinery Promises Safer Regional Links
Mr Casey outlined a compact ANZUS machinery to implement the three powers treaty among the United States New Zealand and Australia. The council would handle policy and practical steps while avoiding entanglement in Viti interests. Meetings would alternate among Washington Canberra and Canberra or New Zealand openings with annual foreign ministers and annual US meetings.
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Anbur Council
United Blaten
New Zealand
Avera
Carey
ANU Counell Wade
Counell Esmot
Ani
Ie Mritiah
Suuntrien
Ilenemary
Cuney
al She Cainer
Australia
Astonia
New Zendal
Washington
Jana
Tceres
Caay
Views Exchanged On Korea Peace Talks And Pacific Security
A report summarizes discussions at a Pacific regional meeting with representations from the United States United Kingdom Australia New Zealand and the Philippines. Attendees urged integrated security cooperation for peace and stability, outlining plans for a council led by ANZUA and military liaison meetings to coordinate policy.
Dean urges inquiry into New South Wales police
The Dean of St An drew's Cathedral, Dr. Barton Babbage, called Sunday for a Royal Commission to conduct a frank inquiry into the New South Wales Police Force. He argued that public confidence would be restored only by thorough investigation, to examine suspicions and clear the force of any doubt.
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New South Wales
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Barton Babbage
Livelé
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Arorwaygh Investalion By & Royal Commindon
Hindu fire walking ceremony shocks Central Province crowd
A distorted English report notes a Hindu fire walking rite near Kentaramanga in Central Province. An English Methodist observer, Hatton, watches local participants endure the ritual amid a crowd as nearby towns and religious figures are mentioned in uncertain terms.
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Ito
AL Hatton
Abele Htobmann
Hina
Kentaramanga
Cayton Hiewie
Egyptian General Neguib Warns of Dictatorship Possibility
Cairo report quotes General Mohammed Neguib saying a dictatorship might be necessary if political parties fail to purge the elite. He rejects a temporary rule, insists on a forceful evacuation of British interests, and criticizes move toward a clean-up by Water Party members.
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Egypt
Enelita
Mohammed Neguib
Politien Pation
Lhele
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Wea
Menelydody
Negwid
Nepwib
Uat
Farouk bored in Capri amid palace whispers and secrecy
Fragmentary report portrays Farouk staying at a Capri hotel suite under watchful guard as rumors circulate about his intentions and royal ties. It mentions Princess Marriman and daughters, wealth and intrigue surrounding the exiled king.
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Peking
Egypt
Capri
Lusuiey Hotel
Wimaeit
Marriman
Wwev
Guyar
Abe Waury
Emergency Declared in Sarawak Amid Crackdown
Government announces Rule 1 emergency in Sarawak to restore order after a constable’s death. Police report four bandits likely responsible while Triads are suspected in further unrest. Public safety measures aim to ease government authorities' response.
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Bina
Sarawak
Hadi Lea
Puliceman
Pam
Dermande
Persian Senate Delays Grant of Total Powers
The Persian Senate after a lengthy session delayed granting total powers to Dr. Mossaden pending further explanations. A nine member delegation to meet the Riad was expected to justify the authority, with debate citing Premier’s stance and political pressure.
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Tahetan
Bentley
Peraian
Mossaden
Wanluelaws
Matin
Agu
Wealavenu
Rome
Pcmt
Eva Peron Left a Fortune Worth About 20 Million Dollars
Montevideo reports Eva Peron left a fortune estimated at around 20 million dollars, nearly 48 million in some accounts, with United Press noting conflicting figures. Mourning extended for the president’s wife, her body removed from the_Baboon Ministry building amid national ceremonies and public transport restrictions.
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Eva Peron
United Prona
Prince Perone
Argentina
Feya Peron
Wal
Congressands
Warkera
Tanieh
Ant
Bug Aires
Kya Peron
Ingialatyy
Nove San Pauls
Peron
Observers Weigh Eisenhower Nomination Tactics in 1952 Parties
A correspondent reports seasoned observers believe that the Toomadarn and party machines shaped pre convention strategy. Eisenhower opposed the “revel age” tactics in the Republican race while Kefauver faced opposition in the Democratic field. Bosses engineered unlikely outcomes to keep the domes in center, with Taft supporters backing older faction tactics and Brethenan influence noted. Observers say moving signs of party machine control persisted into post convention maneuvering.
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Beator Bator Kefeurer
Democratia
Semel
Bonnen
Benator Kefauver
Brevennan
Mtr
Movin
Wevunson
Bimeel
Queen's physician attends Duke of Windsor
London reports Sir Daniel Davies appointed extra physician to the Queen's household. The Duke of Windsor fell ill during a Mediterranean voyage and was treated in Central Italy. He improved after arrival at Viareggio where Professor Bante Bisant from Florence examined him.
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London
Minday
Daniel Davies
Oles
Italy
Victor Waddilove
Palne
Leghorn
Dichim
Viareggio
Bante Bisant
Florence
Queen approves coronation plans for May to July next year
London reports provisional coronation programme detailing events from May 30 to July 8. Royal guests, state receptions, a gala at the Royal Opera House, a Buckingham Palace broadcast, and various commemorations mark the lead up to and immediate aftermath of the coronation.
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Tri Martial
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Teland Ap
Walen
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Thor
Iida
Hayal Opera House
Event Garden
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Kemdan
Prine
Westminster Abbey
Canterbury
Ate
Buckingham Malace
Bakr
Agreement on wealth bases in Japan
A provisional agreement between the United Nations and Japan, released in Tokyo, limits Commonwealth and naval forces in Japan. Forces will use minimal facilities at Kure port and near Hiro, with full regard to local life. The 90 day occupation framework, dated July 27, outlines joint control and ensures access to essential bases while restricting deployments.
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Samberu
Japan
Hiro
Kure
United Nations
Jonried 'Alton
Jepsen
Wtatua Anc
British Troops in Korea After Armistice Report
British forces in Korea are reported to resume work in field duties following the armistice, with units preparing to redeploy and maintain security across occupied zones. The report notes reinforcements and continued Allied cooperation as ties with American troops are emphasized in the post armistice phase.
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Korea
Hunger strike over forced moustache removal in NRW DRL
Prisoners in Okano yesterday faced orders to shave moustaches, with the superintendent demanding full compliance. A hunger strike began, one inmate joined, others soon followed, and by today 30 prisoners continued a five day protest for their facial hair rights.
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Okano
Peleonwry
TIGATWAD GIVES WIFE 11 FUR COATS IN DISPUTE
A New York Sunday night report outlines a marital dispute involving Ross and his wife Eleanor Holm. The piece alleges a sarcastic comment by the wife's lawyer and details about possessions, furniture, and a shared home.
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New York
Billy
Ros Uestarday
Kapauae
Hose
Ton Awimenor
Eleanor Holm
Ross
Tientwad
Chippendlale
Henglish Carpentees
Nace
Hembrand Mowe
Lina Buranoy
Police face four day payroll heist mystery
Police probe a four day payroll theft with little clue on how the money vanished from its secure location. Investigators consider inside involvement and await possible rewards as they pursue recovery leads.
Couple charged after fatal street shooting in Melbourne
Police say a fatal Bucknurat Street shooting near Montague Boatwall involved Aeuuh Charen Marshall and Mia Speatt Traynar walking with friends when a woman approached, opened fire, and killed Trevor Maraktl. Investigators call the attack pointless and vicious, with motive unclear.
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Aeuuh
Charen Marshall
Bay
Mort Melbourne
Hendy Wery
Homie
Ron) Paely
Montague
Pony Toany Farawall
Mix Flaws
Mia Speatt Traynar
Hiaud
Treet
Alasbournie
Bucknurat Street
Melbourn
Vic- Han Watt
Yereaville
Mar
Jon
Walte
Kitna
Higher payments for export lamb with government approval
Contract increase follows protracted negotiations with the United Kingdom Ministry of Food, commencing last May. The change will raise payments by 387 percent, under government approval.
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yne_Aumruuan
Noreame Ike
United K6inmdom Ministry of Fond
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