Western Powers Fear India May Accept Soviet Amendments
The Indian delegate urged a delay to permit government consultations as the UN committee adjourned until Monday after a 27 to 24 vote with seven abstentions. Western powers voiced concern India might back Soviet amendments, while the Soviet Union and many Asian nations supported adjournment.
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United States
Britain
Cenede
Manon
InimtHen
Snow
Ns Panama
Tadiamah Elie
Soviet Union
Thomas Hamilton
United Nations
Times
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Mimday
China
Hamiltoa
My Munon
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Inal
Enw
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Min- Mater Chow En-Lai
New Dahl
India
Critical Week in U N Affairs
A review of a UN session highlighting Percy Hornder's briefing on a pivotal week. The Political Committee considered approving India’s plan for sanctions and a mechanism to address opinions by states, amid calls for decisive actions and potential changes in alignments.
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Laatwenle
United Nations
Percy Hornder
Ellow
Bombing Hits Korean Rail Line With Landslide Attack
Report from Porto via Reuters describes a land and air assault on the main Pyongyang railway west of Korea, with a landslide bombing disrupting the line. Details mention attacks near Yond and an Australian rocket unit, plus mortar and artillery exchanges.
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Iaaporeuter Porto
United Nubionn
Eraine
NSW Election Nears as Cahill Considers Date
NSW political scene moves toward a state election next year with Premier Cahill signaling a likely date soon. Cabinet plans a Tuesday meeting to set the timing while Liberal and Country opposition discuss redistribution impacts and seat allocations.
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Aydney
Cahill
Nnsw
Laboral Party
Country Party
Lnygrn
Liberal Party
Joe Garvick
Magna Carta Reaches Canberra In Safeguarded Transit
An £15,000 Magna Carta copy arrived in Canberra by train and was hurried to Parliament House for vault storage. Officials vow tight security and careful preservation, with exhibition planned in a climate controlled airtight case to minimize air exposure and damage.
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Australia
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Parliamnant
Farina
White
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Penn
Asfeguard
Sydney
Oroadea
Bown
Abe
Antisneport
Sunaury
Ma Ghandie
Tamparivon
Canberra
Baghdad Tehran Riot Hints at Imperialism Clash
Fragmentary OCR notes reference protests or tensions between Baghdad and Tehran. Mentions Main (Lower House) and anti imperialistic sentiment. Details are unclear due to damage but imply political friction between Iraq and Iran with possible parliamentary expression of stance.
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Baghdad
Teheran
Peru
Signs Of Eruption Of New Zealand Volcano
Seismic activity at Ngauruhoe remains high with continuous rumblings and intermittent outbursts. The largest crater is sending out steam and the rising waters near the crater are described, as tremors and lava observations hint at escalating volcanic tension near the active cone.
Six Die in Oil Plant Explosion in Texas
A disastrous oil plant blast near Temas killed six and injured many more. Rescue teams battled heat and debris, with local workers among the affected.Officials report about 7,900 people worked in nearby industrial sites, many of them affected by the blast and fire.
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Anon
Primiex
Hurne Nereely
India
Texas
Atomic spy to be released December
A disjointed report notes an atomic spy facing release in December. The piece mentions institutional fears about continued secrecy, prison conditions, and potential futures for the detainee, with references to contact with unnamed individuals and concerns over wasted knowledge.
Plane wreck found in Alaskan mountains
A covering snow hides the wreckage of a small plane reported missing on November 22. Dr. Torrie Moore, president of the L. E. A. group, and an unnamed companion were with the wreckage search and found no sign of survivors. The aircraft carried about 300 percent of its crew capacity.
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Korea
Montana
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Ieee
Moore
Ste
Senator Lodge To Lead U S Delegation To U N
New York news reports indicate Senator Lodge will head the U S delegation to the United Nations. Aviator Henry Cabot Lodge is named to lead the mission, with Warren Austin and other officials referenced in the planning discussions. The post carries a substantial annual salary and faces confirmation before assuming duties.
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New York
United States
Eisenhower
Henry Cabot
United Isterminaion
United Nations
Tsehatoy
Jaodge
Approval Given for £700,000 Wharf at Darwin
Approval granted for a timber wharf at Darwin costing £700,000 to handle ships up to 19,000 tons. Construction is by the Government Building Office and will require removal of a wrecked vessel nearby. The timber design will be reinforced concrete, with a new permanent quay to replace the damaged quay from earlier blitz activity.
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Fount of Stoning
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Darin
Becaume
Milan
Mystery in Philippines Navy report on submarine activity
An American owned paper quotes naval officers about a submarine sighting in Philippine waters. The bulletin warns the Philippine Navy to be certain the submarine is not American and notes U.S. submarines landed nearby. Yale University Emeritus Larthey Weigle is cited as chair of an American committee on the matter.
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Naval Office
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Paliippine Navy
United States
United Stetana
Atma
Eudaaliaet
Yale Univers
Larthey Weigle
Yale University
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Sed
Ufites! Scholars
Japanese Trade Minister deposed in a parliamentary vote
Turmoil in Tokyo as Trade Minister Hayato Hed ng falls after a Friday parliamentary vote. The government struggles to hold support as party members swing, signaling political upheaval and leadership doubt amid a Liberal presence and Kuang faction influence.
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Hayato Hhedng
Houhide
Aw Slimrad
Hodee
Wriday
Kuang
Tenine Hetnvamna
Unau
Yarhidu
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Fog and Frost Disrupt Britain Across the Isles
Inclement weather halts racing and major meetings, ships are delayed, and rail schedules suffer as fog and frost grip Britain. Reports from Ireland, Scotland, and England note postponed rugby and horse events, late trains, and widespread transportation disruption.
Meather Menten and Daughter at Gatord Snow Ball Fight
A garbled report describes Meather Menten with her daughter joining a snowball fight at Gatord yesterday during a Rules Toot match. Australian students from Ontord and Com bridge participated. Rupert Murdoch and Sir ygomen White are mentioned among players and an Oxford umpire figure is cited.
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Menten
June
Aid Callen Ith
Sheigh Commindesar
Thomas White
Gatord
Ontord
Combridge
Nenator Ax Ure
Tony
da Peta Drew
Rupert Murdoch
Menzies to State Australian Economic Views
London Sunday dispatch outlines Prime Minister Menzies pressing for Australia to expand its economic links within the Commonwealth. He argues higher production and capital investment are needed to regain sterling’s past dominance and to boost development in underdeveloped territories.
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London
Commonwealth
Britndy
Eenplee Mart
South Africa and Gold Prive South Africa dispute price rise
Fragmented text notes tensions over pricing and production in South Africa with mentions of Gold Prive and references to media and radio reports. Indicates controversy around materials and assistance from groups, with unclear details and names mostly garbled.
McKenzie Education Dept Ties Highlight Career at NSW
Mr J G McKenzie of the Education Department, noted for a long service career, is praised for his dedication to schooling reform and public education. Colleagues and officials acknowledge his breadth of vision and commitment as he nears retirement.
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Stoney
New South Wales Careeteem of
Ame
Mckeeie
Ivanotrow
Pak
McKenie
Cafuala
Wyndnam
Caner
Ekieh Svea
Fragmentary report from French Island pursuit and shutdown
Fragmented notes describe a pursuit near French Island with references to miles from a peel satile and a spatwo mile distance to Wan mainland police. Communications were restored around 5 a.m. Warders conducted a search near Fan and a telalané BY warders. The text is garbled and limits clarity on event details or outcomes.
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