Eisenhower Expected To Support Increased Aid To Asia
New York report says President Eisenhower and his senior advisers discussed Korea aboard the USS Helena en route to Honolulu. Secretary of State-designate John Foster Dulles joined the informal talks as Washington experts weighed U.S. aid and defense posture in Asia amid rising tension with North Korea.
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Asia
New York
President Fleet
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Korea
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Honolulu
John Foster Dulles
Trian
Jamon Magerty
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Ian Washington
Denese Eisenhower
Lee
Sips
United Bibles Aid
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Bim
Bates
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Wilhnie
Laennowes
Tha Prues
Two Groups to Split For Pacific Conferences
A distorted preface states President elect and General Fanenwower plan split into two groups for conferences in the Orient. The plan includes meetings aboard the cruiser and at Pearl Harbor with top officials such as Secretary of State Reiguate, Treasury Secretary Humphrey, and General Eisenhower advisors. The talks, tied to Korea and Wake Island, aim to coordinate strategy and timing before Hawaii counter measures.
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Korea
Une Gandal
Hawaii
Treasury
Douging McKay
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Laiina Clay
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Ackaon
Binet Hughes
Arthur Ftadford
Mr Bevan Attacks Soviet In London Speech
Fragmentary clipping reports Mr Bevan addressing a London audience on December 12, urging action against Soviet policies. The text is garbled with unreadable portions and unclear dates but centers on Bevan’s critical stance toward the Soviet Union.
Christmas meals planned for troops in Korea and home
The Army announces Christmas plans for service members in Korea and Australia territories. Troops in Korea will receive a dinner ration including turkey and pork, with beer from Ballarat brewery, plus a 1 coin value parcel. Japan-based troops receive no special ration. Limited gifts and comforts funding support the effort. logistics and exact items described are provisional.
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Lipopa
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Francien
Korea
United State
Thanla
Ure Ballarat Brewing Company
Japan
Leo
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Melbourne
Merowel
Austin
U S Develops Dummy Pilot For Jet Planes
A murky report notes the United States developed a dummy or robot pilot for jet aircraft. The device, built by a division of a Minnesota company, connects flight controls to an automatic system designed to operate at night and high altitude, reducing pilot fatigue and enabling auto operation. The piece cites concerns about safety and potential countermeasures by enemy forces, though details are unclear.
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Moray
United States
Hfe
Thiane Mackie
Meers Tnukcai Division
Mingwapa
Hunwywold Regulator Company
Robert Kutsten Chiot Engwenr
Lan Vampany
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Niger
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Rutélor
Israel rejects Czechoslovakia demand on minister recall
An unclear report states Israel refused a Czechoslovak demand to recall Minister Ariat Roubow amid a political dispute. The piece mentions alleged motivity accusations and linked executions, but details are garbled and names are uncertain.
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Czechoslovakia
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Ariat Roubow
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Konboy
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Wien
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Fudotl
Bingvky
Flying over speed of sound knocks out MIGs Tokyo
A Royal Air Force Sabre jet piloted by Flight Lieutenant John Nicholle intercepted and shot down MIG fighters north of Korea in a daytime air battle. American jets supported the attack, destroying seven MiG-17s the joint force said.
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United States
North Korea
Coast Guard aids in search for Skymaster wreck
In Bermuda a Coast Guard cutter joined a Bermuda search for the Skymaster wreck. The vessel and crew faced difficult conditions as the search continued near Monaay and other unseen hazards.
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Skymaster
Secret Police Active in Soviet Zone
Soviet authorities intensify security as mass trials loom in Baer Germany amid food shortages and winter famine fear. Officials promise scapegoats for the Redstrom supply crisis while plans for a broader crackdown unfold, citing expected punitive actions and political pressure.
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Soviet Zone
Sealin
Repret
Arvesta
Atma
Sven Nbaral
Baer
Germany
Tiem
Prapar
Siang
McMahon Sees Besieged Post In Pacific Briefing
The Australian Minister for Navy and Air Mr W McMahon issued a briefing on a besieged post situation. He noted naval and aerial operations in the area and outlined plans to travel to Baghdad before flying to another destination.
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McMahon
Conference urged to aid Egypt by Naguib
In a terse appeal Naguib calls for a conference to mobilize help for Egypt. The message emphasizes striving to address past failures and accelerate humanitarian and political efforts. Detention and shifts in leadership are referenced as context for new planning.
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Naguib
Egypt
Menzies to Return by Christmas Eve
London dispatch reports Australian Prime Minister Menzies plans to fly to Australia by Christmas Eve, with a route via the United States and New York after the Commonwealth Economic Conference ends. Details of a Washington stop remain unsettled.
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London
Mr. Menies
Australia
Mr. Menzies
United States
Washington
New York
Ministers Probe Finance and Trade Policies
London reports indicate Commonwealth finance and trade policy discussions underway with ministers examining stances on sterling. Views on tariff reform and imperial price levels are debated, with a conference communique likely to remain confidential while economies coordinate with Europe and the United States next year.
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Sacle
Huw
Prister
Europe
United States
Economic Talks On New Gold Price Plan In London
Reports from London indicate an international conference of financial leaders including the World Bank and monetary authorities will discuss a new gold price and its potential impact on global trade. The gathering, likely in June, aims to assess implications for currency values and balance of payments amid broader economic reform efforts.
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Ugner
World Bank
United States
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Aron
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Unter
Cowie Eorteture
Violence rises in Tunis as protests erupt in city
Reports from London describe demonstrations in Tunis turning violent after the murder of Fehrut Mashed, secretary-general of a Tunisian workers’ group. Reinforcements moved in to quell clashes near Pinatilanes, with several injuries reported amid unrest linked to political tensions and rival factions.
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Fehrut Mashed
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Indian Plan to Increase Foodstuffs
The Prime Minister Pandit Nehru today outlined India's Five-Year Plan in parliament. The plan aims to raise national income by about 11 percent by 1953 and boost food production through increased output and a multi-volume Planning Commission report chaired by Nehru.
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Erie
39 Cadets to Graduate at Duntroon Today
Graduation day at Duntroon features 39 cadets to receive diplomas. Notables include General Wells and Lt General H. Wells attending with diplomats, ministers, and families. Sons of graduates will march in, with festivities planned at the Army Cove and a parade overseen by the King’s Air.
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Duntroon
Vinci
Stephen Holmen
Lady Holmes
Orp
F. Rowell
H. Wella
BW Woodward
Olleve
Enneral Wells
Cole
A.D. Wells
L. Nyhan
Assatant
Syma
Biti
Demonstrators Clash With West German Police in Kamen
In Kamen, West Germany, hundreds of communists battled police for hours. Demonstrators attacked officials, injured several officers and protesters were arrested as authorities conducted raids from surrounding areas.
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Convicts Riot In New Mexico Gaol
A riot at a New Mexico jail involved convicts seizing guard paraphernalia assaulting staff and barricading cells. Police and guards responded as officers reported several injuries and possible hostage concerns during the disturbance.
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New Mexico
Fears of Mass Casualties as Wave of Crimes Rattles London
A chaotic night in London saw widespread robberies and muggings across the city. A theatre manager was knocked down and robbed in the heart of the city, while a police officer wrestled a loaded revolver from a suspect in the West End. Shops in south-west London were burgled and a post office and a newsagent’s shop faced attempted holdups. The night ended with police estimating combined losses over a million pounds in illicit gains.
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Aix
Seiphie
Buldan
Khunaide
Baba UU
Fog Binds City as Travel Disrupted and Show Goes On
Fog wrapped the city widely disrupting transport and forcing diversions at major airports. Police sought shelter for stranded travelers as visibility fell to about 20 yards. Some areas saw sunshine while Ragland reported calm elsewhere. The Smithfield stock show opened with unusual sacks of whisky as the fog limited events indoors.
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Smitthfield
Britain and ANZUS Pact discussed in wartime session
The debate centered on Britain’s role in the ANZUS security pact and its implications for allied arrangements. MPs, including Prime Minister Anthony Eden and Foreign Secretary Anthony, weighed commitments with New Zealand and the United States amid wartime uncertainties.
Storms Halt California Tour In Harsh Weather
Fragmentary dispatch describes storms delaying a coast to coast touring event across California. Weather disruptions impact travel, timing, and participation, with reports of heavy snow and gusty winds hindering planned routes and outdoor activities.
Premier Appeals For Care On Roads In Wake Of Fatalities
A road safety campaign was launched with broadcasts on commercial and ABC radio urging unity to reduce accidents. As of 8 am, 647 people had died in road incidents, with officials calling for firm action and public awareness to curb the rising toll.
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Avenu
Riots in Casablanca Claim 26 Die in Stone-Scarred Night
Moroccan capital reels after violent clashes during a French colony protest. Reports say 26 people killed as police opened fire amid demonstrations. Two officers and a protester were among those dead, with authorities imposing curfews and security measures.
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Sironr Jones
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