Negotiations Hopeful Of Break In Korean Deadlock
Tokyo reports sub committees on rice proposals made little progress as Allied and Communist negotiators studied each other’s parity. Despite no POW talks progress, both sides remain hopeful the armistice policing deadlock may break. U N and Red Cross observers noted prisoner exchanges and cross-border movements, while air and ground actions around Korea continued with limited gains. The tone remained cautiously optimistic amid ongoing talks.
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Bim
Maric
Manvic Larish
Elezuy Oultmient
Aled
Ines Morrow
Kumbwa
Une
Uwe
Ali
Morris
Koraneps
Uinta
Aitiva
Korea
Jay
Australians say no plans to send sabre jets to Middle East crisis
The report states Australia has no plans to dispatch Sabre jets to the Middle East. It notes U.S. and allied positions, Japanese concerns, and discussions around extending forces in the Pacific, with statements from officials about regional deployments and defense commitments.
House Cleaning Forecast Involving U S Departments
The report outlines tensions within the U S government over administrative purges and personnel changes. Key figures referenced include the Attorney General and individuals linked to the Bureau and White House staff. The discussion highlights partisan demands and internal conflict during a critical period.
Man Crushed to Death on Cooma Canberra Road
A crash on Cooma Canberra Road results in a man’s death. Ambulances attended as police cordoned the scene. The investigation continues with authorities seeking witnesses and details of the incident.
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Cooma
Canberra
Egypt Pauses in Break With Britain
Fragmented report notes Egypt halting further steps in severing ties with Britain amid conflicting signals and official statements. It cites Foreign Minister discussions, potential shifts, and Cairo's aim to avoid provoking domestic unrest while weighing international reactions.
Payroll hold up arrest in Redfern suburb
Police report an arrest in a payroll robbery near Bennett and Wood streets Redfern on November 29. Two men allegedly stopped a payroll car outside a premises, forcing workers and grabbing the payroll. investigators identified one suspect as James Mortimer Wastin tan, 24, with others named in the case.
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Geoffrey Magee
Montrent
Washingin Ie
Primevaine Risid
Tl Waa
Washington
Bennett
End Wood
Roach Street
Redfern
Fey
U S Wins First Singles Against Sweden in Davie Cup
Melbourne report states Tony Trabert defeats Sven Davidson 6 3 6 4 9 7 and Schroder beats Lennart Herlin 6 2 6 2 6 4. Shields names Schroeder and Trabert to pair in doubles with Davidsson and Bergelin set to play. Continuous crowd energy noted as Americans gain early advantage in Kooyong clash.
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Melbourne
Auidrica
Sweden
Kooyong
Tony Trabert
U.sa
Sven Davidson
Tech, Schroder
Uss.a
Lennart Hergelln
Frank Shields
Schroeder
Traberr
Toomorrow
Duvideson
Davideson
Oponent
Strneder
Sydney
Auntralia
Hoth Vrabert
Davidsson
Methmah Davidson
Tayidison
Paonia
Davuteson
Traort
Nice
Pravine
Pranert
Trahert
Prabert
Davidenon
Oitchows
Jon
Bargelin
Vishinsky's Plea for Peaceful Use of Atomic Power
The Soviet foreign minister Vishinsky urged peaceful use of atomic energy and an international framework to curb weapons. He called for unconditional bans on weapon development, broad disarmament steps by major powers, and a world conference to set enforceable limits. Western powers indicated readiness to negotiate limits on arms and missiles while preserving security.
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Vishinsky
Inetwook
France
Viahineky
Wool Clip Brings Record Sum in New Zealand Sale
New Zealand wool clip for 1850/54 season totals £139.7 million, a high compared with £58.2 million preview. Auctions feature fine wools and merino blends amid market shifts following prior waterfront strike disruptions. Average price per hundredweight reported around £190/3/10.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Greany
London
Tehran Riots Escalate as Ultimatum Issued to Buyers
The Tehran protests swell with a government ultimatum aimed at buyers of Iran’s oil. Police clash with crowds near parliament as opposition figures seek refuge. Fatemi says the ultimatum reissued to show God will and pressure oil buyers, including Soviet and satellite states, to switch to the nationalized oil company.
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Hossin Fatemi
State of Calamity in Philippines Typhoon Devastation
A battered Philippines faces a second state of public calamity across 11 provinces with at least 422 dead and about 80 000 homeless. The toll rises as Mount Hiboa erupts and a powerful typhoon lingers in the western Pacific threatening stricken areas. Recovery teams report widespread damage including destroyed homes and displaced residents, with Leyte and nearby provinces hardest hit.
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Philippines
Manila
Thi
Elpidis Quirinator
Pacific
Rinowyn
Leyte
Jbe
jAggan
Acene
Ingpen
Africa withdraws UN delegation amid South Africa dispute
Reported move shows Africa connected to General Assembly pressure over South West Africa. Prime Minister Malan criticizes anti South Africa actions as trusteeship debate continues. United Nations committee and Western powers weigh responses as negotiations loom.
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Bom
South-Wast Africa
Houth Africa
Usn.o
South-West Africa
General Assembly
Une
South Africa
United
Anid
Malan
Africa
United Nations
Bouth-Weeat
Michael Scott
Joe
Lady Wrestler and Five Lions at Rockford Palace
Mrs Gladys Gillem, a former wrestling champion, headlines a Rockford engagement with her five sons. Technical issues with the cage lifts delayed the show as workers repositioned gear and the event faced safety concerns. Gillem stood by the bout, fearing questions about continuing the wrestling act.
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New York
Rockford
Winnie
Gladys Gillem
Palace
Ani
Giilem
Vegetable famine looms in Sydney amid drought costs
Amid drought and rising costs, officials warn of a persistent vegetable famine in Sydney through Christmas. Prices for Urenes and other staples soar while producers seek cash and relief. industry leaders blame production costs and transport for shortages.
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Sydney
Wool Profits Distribution Report Sparks Australian Wool Council Action
The Australian Wool Growing Council and the Australian Wool and Meat Products Federation discuss distributing profits accrued during the war. A plan proposes a 407 million allocation, with ministers and inspectors involved to review and present organizational views before Parliament.
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Prente
Ute
Auatealian
Austetlian Wool and Meat Products Federation
Ewe
ASU
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