United Nations debate on West New Guinea sovereignty
The article reports a UN discussion on the transfer of West New Guinea from the Netherlands to Indonesia. It notes abstentions and votes by many nations, with the United States and Australia supporting against immediate sovereignty shift, while Indonesia abstained and the Netherlands faced international pressure amid a proposed joint administration plan.
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Aed Oper
United Eton
Ind Bsiulad
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Djakarta
Indonesia
Westen
Trdaneaiat
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Itd Trian
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Netherlands
Dh. von Balle
Australia
Gore
Greece
Guatemala
Honduras
Arabia
Syria
Christie
Yemen
Yugoslavia
Philippines
Ms' To
Teller
Altraer
Alfie Mugarly
Audie Seitend
New York
Forty Feared Lost On U K Freighter Tresilian Sunk Off Cork
London reports sixteen survivors landed after the Tresilian foundered forty four miles off Cork following a voyage to Hong Kong Australia and Canada. Captain Wynter perished. ten crew, including several named, were saved or unaccounted as lifeboats and lifelines failed in stormy waters.
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Cork
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Rel Thom
Mt Mitfordhaven
Wwe
Liaiseni
Mowden
Shaun
Union Interference Accusations Hit Victorian Officials
Fragmented report names multiple individuals including Mr Kron and Mr Warrey as accused in a union interference case. Officials identified include Mr Galvin and Mr Galvin Deputy, with references to a December deadline and upcoming inspection by MW experts.
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Neve
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Building Sold For £1,100,000 as Paper Group Signs Deal
Directors of Associated News Papers Ltd announce a Government contract in Miranet for the new building valued at £3.1 million. John Butler declared the project satisfactory and in line with the group’s expansion plans, with a nine inky Lake term party involved.
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Aasociated News Papers Ltd
Miranet
Thaleoem
Eirertors
John "Buiter
Ahr
Iniaera
Japan rejects British terms for GATT entry
Tokyo today rejected a British drafted compromise for Japan to join GATT. A Foreign Office spokesman said a note denying the proposal was handed to the British ambassador yesterday, citing alleged unfair trade practices and pirating of fertile designs as reasons for rejection.
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Wednewta
Japan
Britain
Foreign Office
ANA GROUNDS VIRTUE FOR LANDING MISHAP
The grounding occurred in Texas and was witnessed today by Captain Fran Moya, a supervisor at A N D. The Belamune airliner from Melbourne made a belly landing at Kale Farm airfield, Britain, on November 3. One person was injured as screws and the flap were damaged when the plane skidded 100 yards. Captain Virtue described misjudging the descent and the pilot’s attempt to flare. He noted air officials questioned whether the pilot would be allowed to attempt another landing, with potential consequences for the crew.
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One Killed Two Hurt In Plane Crash
In Sydney at Camden Airport a De Havilland Dove crashed during an experimental takeoff. One man, Keeginald C. Adnett, died. Captain T J Dyliog and RH Jarvis were injured, with one critically injured and rushed to hospital. The accident involved engineering tests and preliminary reports cite engine trouble as a possible cause.
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Camden
Keeginald C. Adnett
Art Five
Memon
Air
Department of Avion
Edgine Alon 10
Rand
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Manly
RH Jarvis
Bankstown
Australians Triumph In First Test With Crushing Win
Australians secure a decisive victory in the opening Test, defeating England by an innings and 9 runs. Key contributions come from Lindwall and Bailey with strong bowling and batting, while England struggles against Australian pace. Rain interruptions and late innings commentary frame a dominant Australian performance.
Smuggling Ring Ties RAF Plane To Woomera Trade
British authorities linked a Royal Air Force plane to a smuggling ring moving goods from Singapore to Australia. Officers recovered nylon rods watches and cambric marked top secret near Darwin and at shops, with a Darwin dealer burning items to avoid seizure. The case involves a Hastings aircraft tied to the Woomera range and illicit shipments believed to target Australia.
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Singapore
Australie
Hastings
Australia
Darwin
Poller Anid
Amugeiing
Britain
Woomera
Admiralty Inquiry On Bomb In Submarine
An admiralty inquiry investigates a bomb incident aboard a 1 120 ton submarine. The report questions sabotage and potential damage while the vessel was in Pare nara area. Officials deny or confirm details as the investigation proceeds.
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Admiralty Inquiry
Admiralty
Investimie
Churchill Near The End Of My Journey Echoes Across Westminster
The piece recalls Winston Churchill’s final days and the nation’s tributes as Parliament halls buzz with emotional speeches. Royal family members, dignitaries, and crowds reflect on his career, unity, and courage, honoring his enduring impact on Britain’s political life.
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Teare
Ula
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Camus
South African Premier declares for republic outside commonwealth
A scrambled overseas dispatch reports South Africa’s premier signaling a move toward a republic stance beyond the Commonwealth. The piece notes political figures including Havenga and Strijdom reacting to tensions, with Britain’s stance and public sentiment shaping the debate over South Africa’s constitutional future.
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Commonwealth
Pretoria
J. G. Strijdom
South African Union
Secretariat formed to coordinate Operation Administration efforts
A new secretariat will coordinate Operation Administration with a council appointed staff in Canberra. The body aims to promote private housing, construction methods, and labour recruitment as part of government building programs. Deputy roles include an assistant secretary and technical adviser.
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Macauley
Traden
Labi
Hhaivon
Technical Adviswr
Gov
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