U N Seeks Release For Flyers Amid China Conflict
The United Nations plans to seek the release of 11 Americans and two civilians held in China amid accusations of espionage. Peking Daily and radio commentary claim the group infiltrated Chinese territory to conduct subversive activities, while U N officials say they will pursue diplomatic channels and demand due process.
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Tokyo
United Nations
China
Peking Radio
U.N
Dag Hammarakjueld
Peking
Quention
Ares
Alfien
Commeltt Wea
Guade
Ameri
Bemlinky
United Statos General Ht Yelligence
Ito China
Whit
Chines
United States
Ieee Syne
Tor
Soviet Union
Peking Daily
Britain
Aning Wutting
Aire
MOVEMENT PUSHES LAW FOR FREEDOM OF TRADE ACT
A fragmented report outlines a parliamentary push for an Act to secure absolute freedom of trade across borders. The Privy Council and High Court debates are mentioned with emphasis on territorial boundaries and constitutional amendments affecting the North Territory administration.
Israel to Release Four From Detained Airliner
Four of the nine passengers held after a Syrian airliner incident near Tel Aviv are to be freed. An Egyptian lawyer’s wife is among those detained, as authorities report the plane’s interception and ongoing investigation by combatants and UN observers.
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Israel
Mustang
United Nations
Pope Reported Weaker Voice In Milan Station Outage
A fragmentary report notes weaker pope and issues at a Milan station. Monsignor Giovanni Battisti and other officials were involved as a service disruption affected the area.
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Varian
Euler
Ufreak
Arenotehop
Milan
Giovanni Battisti
Bologna
Five More Moslem Brothers to Use Taino Mooilay
An obscure OCR fragment mentions Moslem brothers and a labor sentence, referencing life terms and hard labour. The text is garbled, with scattered names, dates, and phrases about labor and punishment, lacking clear context or verifiable events.
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Athalon Iulherinot
Sienth
Liberals to Contest Rural Seats Held by Labour
The Liberals plan to contest rural seats currently held by Labour including Dubbo Murrumbidgee and Cobar as part of a broader strategy. A late bid to form a pact with the Country Party aims to limit Labour gains with concessions on seats and cooperation against a Labour-led slate.
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Labour
Sydney
Nsw
Liberal Party
Country Party
Peopless
Murray Jabson
Layle
la Nampais
Dubbo
Muddie
Young
Liverpool Plata
Coury Party
Sturt
Cimblerewed
Murrumbidgee
Cabar
Asd Armlule
Wawevi
Acats
Metropollian Anens
Libers
Mavernier
Lander
Brinen
Babers Party
Evatt unions plan boycott of ALP meeting
The text reports Evatt led unions planning to boycott an Australian Labor Party meeting. It notes a March timing, aims to cull the participation of certain members, and mentions delegates from Victoria and federal Tas details.
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Byane View
Or & Rroup
AEF
Une
ALP
Suen Tae
Uosairie
Uys
Mathber
Terence
Victoria
Onstad
Ile
Victoran
proErast
Bid For Police Help Brought Fine In Australia Case
A man in Canberra faced a fine after a police inquiry failed to help him amid repeated unemployment and travel constraints. He argued climate and job issues prevented work, while authorities stated they could only assist if he was in trouble. The case culminated in a court appearance after a months long dispute.
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Inington
Bailey
Giddana'y
Nan Noualy
Sydney ‘Council
Jane
Canberra
Counsil
Buwara
Denisitey Wein
Sony
Hella
A. Johnrin
England
Alin
Department of Frumiin
Shella
Seis
Sheila
Dove Shelly Torn
Australia
Harbin
Malice
Serion
Ausra
Me PD
Quang
Can Hheven
ACT
Mioat Shabestieuse Sane
ACT Nua
Te Wuthers
Bhakeupeare
Farliament Iila
Russian described as agent denies working for Soviet
A hearing in London reports Nikolai Novikoff and Nikolai Brilovich denying Soviet intelligence links. Key figures Vladimir Petrov and Novikov face questions about alleged double agent activity and recruitment within Russian communities. The commission continues interviews as evidence is reviewed.
Advisory Council Urges Vote For A C Member
The advisory council advocates electing a council member for the ACT. Speakers stress full national representation and eligibility for chairing committees. They argue the ACT’s population growth warrants expanded representation and call for timely voting.
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A.C
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Lope Park
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Chua Eo
Js Ath
Unie
Mire
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Sei Hon
High Court
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Nts
Wit
Ny’ Leas
Fomne Ter
Kooda Pang
Bn Uhr
W. Pawl
Hunan
Shakespeare
Byrne
Pope
Qe Country Party
Mab
Labour Party
Liberty Party
Stuck Caublerough
Murmumy Maven
Cobar
Ic War
Wema
Hatwon
Moore
Eantu Lior
Robson
Wrmetullom
Occaien
Ual
Melbourne
Cnd
HS Prrte Eyatt
AWLP
Wnlaus
London
Hughon
Ren Shaw
Duntroon
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J.P. Coulton
Moscow
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Nickola Karat
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Bireet
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Tab Petrov Pines
Oren Yohannan
Ligeet Wood
Philp
Coor
Petrov
Novikov
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Bean
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Navelkoff
Mafody
Batore
AL Mack
Snine4r
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I. Ee
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Terrow
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Lassi
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George Sreerf
Regu
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Grorke
Tony Norm
Austen
Arbi
Wwe
Britint
Russia
Sarina
Manca
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Raplain
LonDy
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Hedley ‘Verty
Ir Pethaiy Warner
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Funy
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Pollo
Mowe
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