Tension rises as Koreans renew call to quit
Seoul reports renewed warnings to foreign truce inspectors from neutral nations as South Korean leaders threaten further action. Demonstrations turn violent with tear gas and rifle fire as anti Communist protesters clash with American guards near the Armistice Commission compound in Pusan. Officials in Washington say the United States will protect the commission and its members while urging calm and diplomacy to avoid a broader conflict.
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South Korea
Pusan
Armistion Commission
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Aunesien
Hacian Parks
Walla
Cuagh
Lu Cceide Hae Chey
Cho Chung Swan Jinn
Armiatior
Chung Mi Krememi
United States
Housh Konrean Ihlets
Accidents on ACT Roads Show Fewer Crashes But More Fatalities
An ACT report shows fewer road accidents this year but a higher death toll with 131 killed and 260 injured. Most crashes occur 4 pm to 6 pm on holidays and weekends when families travel home. Vehicles involved include 41 cars and 10 vans, with motorcycles and trucks also contributing. Age 21-20 group had 17 deaths, while the 30-39 bracket was notable for high accident counts. Intersections remain common crash sites.
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Bevan Motoriaie
Rowan
Jnst
Collins
Hurricane Threat: To U S Coast Near Wilmington Delaware
A tropical cyclone with 133 mph winds nears the U S East Coast moving toward the Wilmington Delaware area and New Jersey coast. forecasters warn of potential high surf and dangerous conditions as the system tracks up the coast, recalling last October’s deadly strike with hundreds reported killed in nearby regions.
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Carolina
Wodneany
Catalina Capes Toy
Ratire Raat
Sisto Centre
Wilminton
Delaware
Anunewick
Acre
Swollen Rivers Block Victorian Roads
Victorian roads are blocked by rising floodwaters while rivers including Murray Yarra and Wimmer threaten towns. Police report impassable passes, damaged farms, and stock losses as floodwaters cover rural land and delay heavy vehicles.
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Victorian
Melbourne
Victoria
Banka
Casterton
Glenorchy
Bern
Wimmer
Femoreny
Snow Stoppage Halts Kiandra Food Convoy
Chaos as snow halts Kiandra food convoy moving through Vane M A Weert area. Towns including Bilexorda and Houthernins face delays and lingering shortages while weather worsens. Minister Rev Christopher Woasey laments blame spreading widely across regions.
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Aimire
Dumut Ponts
Junction
Mhuth
Bilexorda
Labour MPs Condemn Naval Dockyard Board Attitude
A 24 union labour deputation in Sydney and Melbourne dockyard dispute meets Federal Labour parliamentarians at Gardensland and Williamstown establishments. They demand pay adjustments aligned with recent industrial rises and condemn the Naval Board for refusing to negotiate. The delegation urges the Navy to start realistic discussions and secure a new agreement to end industrial tension.
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Sydney
Wesnesday
Adleyusanluny
Melbourne
Gardensland
Faderil
Avalves
Mer
BJ Ward
D Curtin
J. Cope
A. Grosnup
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Mi6
WP Audley
Pd. Kenneally
Labour
Naval Board
Garden Taland
BOQ
Wiliamatown
Uwe Menzies
Str
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Houtit
Labour Advisory Council Pushes Retirements Review
The Labour Advisory Council in Melbourne calls for a general review of compulsory retirement rules for both manual and white collar workers. It argues many officials can and should continue working past traditional retirement ages in suitable roles to aid national interests and ease younger staff advancement.
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Ministry of Labour Adeviary Council
Melbourne
NRITIN 4ETS LEAVE 0% GOODWine TOUR
London dispatch reports a confused fragment from a wine tour event. The text mentions a flight leg leaving with unclear references to Royal Air Force and locations like Hemmwell and West Tulle, with garbled names and dates.
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Nritin
Goodwine Tour
London
Weanowlay
Royal Air Force
Secretaries To Sign ALP Conference Badges
fragmented OCR text mentions secretaries, ALP conference badges, dates and names including Renate Lenwohie and others. unclear event details. main action appears to be signing conference badges by secretaries.
Price Control Not Answer to Inflation, Bank Says
A monthly statement from the National Bank of Australasia Ltd argues price controls fail to curb inflation. It warns that price regulation risks shortages, black market activity, and higher costs for administration, urging free market adjustments to restore stability. The report notes postwar markets and rising living costs influence spending and wages.
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Sydney
Priiees
National Bank of Australasia
Lowel Ust
Wien
Land
Australia
Astral
Least Controls More Progress Says Mr Bolte
A fragmented report quotes Mr Bolte criticizing strict controls while urging progress. The discussion touches on wartime economic policy, testing, and the balance between control and freedom, with mentions of Victoria and Parliament finance debates.
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Mr. Bolte
Indian Tanks And Troops Massed Near Goa Reported
Report cites Hedrigued, General Rodrigues, and officers in conference as India reportedly massed tanks and troops near Goa. Dispatch notes foreign shipping boycott, labor actions, and potential border tensions with claims of allied nations backing Goa and regional powers amid a broader maritime dispute.
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Redrigues
Yewar
Goapor
Chieuite
Medrax
Paliakan
Inter
Tadlan
Balgaam
Indie
Judge Regrets Dismissing Airman's Case in Darwin Court
In Darwin Supreme Court a 21 year old airman pleaded guilty to supplying liquor. Judge regrets dismissing previous motions and urged further appeal proceedings. The defendant, Richard Leyland Styles, faced a six year sentence and immediate appeals to the Governor-General for clemency were requested.
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Avatier
Khewutat
Darwin
Uae
J. W. Lyn
Thal
Conta
Blyton
Danina
Agatha
Gov
In Brief from Jade-Americat cobbler Arnie
A garbled dispatch mentions Arnie, a Jade-Americat cobbler, sending advice by cable and a $4,000 sum. It references England and Wales, 1988 events, and fluctuating figures on employment and economy. The fragmentary text covers international and domestic notes with vague dates and places.
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Arnie Kook
England
Wales
London
Te Nerest
VEO WINS BIG MAJORITY IN STATE ELECTION
Sydney report notes W. Veo returned to power in a seventh term with a sweeping majority. Opponent Mir. Bier.wie trails by about 334 votes. Me. K Todd reportedly retires or leaves office.
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Sydney
W. Veo
Fils
Mir
K Todd
Colnery
Tobacco Retailers Protest Against State Price Cuts
The NSW tobacco retailers protest government price reductions aimed at cheaper tobacco and cigars. Chairman Bassingthwaite claims the cuts undermine community authority while prices for various tobacco products are set to drop, with changes affecting packets of 20 and 30, and some products to be distributed nationwide.
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Tobaccs
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