15 Dec 1951
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 15, 1951
Page
1
A Washington note informs Sweden's ambassador of U S neutrality stance on Korea amid stalled armistice talks. Reports describe Allied commands planning additional forces and ongoing Communist discussions as Moscow and Beijing press for concessions.
Allied air activity over Korea intensified at night under clear weather with nearly 1006 Hartley bombers targeting enemy positions near MIG Alley. A morning raid credited a Sabre jet with shooting down a MIG as waves of Balire jets and B 29s pressed targets amid moonlight and radar defenses.
Paris reports a revised disarmament plan presented yesterday by Britain France and the United States to the committee but the session adjourned without a decision. The plan drops some Soviet pressure and envisions a new draft treaty for limits and reductions with an international control system. The commission would prepare a report by June 1, aiming to balance security with armament reduction under UN Charter principles.
King and Ortory guests gathered at the palace for a Pride luncheon amid embers of a ceremonial fire. Reports mention a royal procession and attendance by members of the Royal Horse Aries troop. The event aimed to honor traditions and strengthen ties with allied forces.
A fragmentary report describes a disastrous crisis in the Philippines with widespread fear and heavy losses. The text references quakes, coastal damage, and substantial property costs, noting a large death toll and economic impact.
Fragmentary report notes a French proposal to create a pooled system for distributing food produce. Mentions involvement of France and other European countries, with unclear specifics on participants, dates, or mechanisms.
A distorted report notes Australia pledging support to Britain amid ongoing security talks. The piece quotes officials stressing loyalty to the British Commonwealth and asserts strong ties will be maintained despite broader policy debates.
A whimsical note on Disney characters introduces Lammert the Sheepish Lion joining Mickey Mouse on screen. The text mentions voice actors and the world of animated stars, with playful references to Lambert and other character names in a vintage cartoon context.
America clinched the Davis Cup Inter-Zone Final, beating Sweden 3-0 after Tony Trabert and Ved Schroeder won the doubles at Kooyong. The victors built an early lead, with match details noting strong serving and decisive volleys as rain interrupted play and Bergelin battled to keep Sweden competitive.
Three men were killed when a Qantas Dragon aircraft crashed in mountainous northern New Guinea near Lae. The White crew and local natives were aboard. cause not yet known. Civil Aviation and regional authorities launched an investigation.
A Turbulent report notes only about 600 000 of 16 million Persian voters will cast ballots in a December election. The article cites American Associated Press and mentions Northern border provinces amid political campaigns by inland groups and puppet government concerns.
West Indies were bowled out for 181 in Perth with veteran bowler Clarrie Puckett leading the attack for Western Australia. Puckett's 4 for 40 helped dismiss Fran Wishart Langdon Outridge and others while WA chased a tricky target, with notable contributions from Le overs and Valentine as the home side posted a win.
Fragmented text references midweek events in Sydney and Newcastle with scattered mentions of dates, cities, and activities. The garbled OCR yields no clear names, teams, or outcomes to identify a distinct event or result.
Egyptian cabinet orders recall of Ambassador Amr Pasha after a 48 hour delay amid escalating actions in the Suez Canal Zone. Cabinet approves amendment to permit civilian travel by air and plans law changes with Persian military collaboration. Britain considers response as world powers weigh intervention.
Reports from New York indicate a British Cabinet meeting discussed a settlement with Egypt. Informants say President Biden offered new proposals but Britain remains ready to restart negotiations under the 1936 treaty to reset Anglo Egyptian relations within a Four Power Middle East framework.
A middle aged Mrs Harker was found brutally murdered at her two story luxury residence on Northente Street Killara. Her husband Arthur Harker managing director of Century Moora discovered the ring around 7 pm. The room showed signs of a struggle with blunt force and a gash on the head and body. Police conducted investigations at Heart Town while neighbors recall the couple’s quarrels and valuable jewelry in the home.
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