Prisoner of War Mail Exchange Sought Amid North Korea Talks
The article reports on POW exchanges amid North Korea negotiations. It cites UN Command claims of incomplete prisoner lists and North Korean counters. It notes Communist negotiator statements about prisoner counts and camp locations, with war Christmas morale remarks by British General A. J. H. Carle and Allied responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enone de
Ein
North Korea
J Omi Sing
Aed
Ridewall
United Nations Command
Kore
Libby
Pryor
How General Was Irappea New York Monday Major General William Dean plan to kill himself
An aged and garbled report recounts a supposed plan by Major General William Dean to commit suicide rather than be captured. It claims a wartime Yugoslav or Korean context with figures named Burchett and others, detailing a siege near Taejon and a trap by two caravans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Dean
de US
Isih
Diialon
Dean
Amttalben
Burchett
Wea
Indignation in U S on airmen conviction sparks protest
Amid anger in the United States over airmen conviction, officials condemned the verdict as hasty and protested to Hungary and Yugoslavia. Washington warned of possible consequences while Hungarian and Soviet explanations failed to satisfy questions about the mission, aircraft losses, and radio signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean Amyltery
Terica
Neparimantal
United States
Hungary
United
Legation
Dudepent
Nolees
Hemita
Germany
Languivh
Tne
Troops Guard Teheran Majeis Amid Riots
In Teheran a crowd outside Parliament clashed with authorities as troops restrained the mob near the Majlis. Police and security forces maintained order in Parliament Square while barricades and armored units protected the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majeis
Teheran
Mostadeq
Wathonallet Jere
Caaninl Anzilor
Wwkeadh
Parliament
Randeede
Ponpke
Libyan Independence Proclaimed By King
The article reports Libya proclaiming independence under a new king with Britain and allied powers involved. It notes a mutual alliance with Britain, pending general elections, 3,000,000? cinyans and airmen stationed, and financial support from France and the United States under a mutual aid program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benghazi
Emir Sayed Idris el Semissi
Libya
Libys
Italy
Britain
Awitahis
Buitlah
Derweite
France
United States
Concern at Low Wheat Exports Across the World
The article warns that tight wheat supplies and shifting import dependencies in 1961 will force Asia to seek higher imports. Australia and Argentina may supply less than before while Canada and the U R A continue to influence global trade patterns amid rising import needs.
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Oni
Asia
Australia
Lore Shan
Canad
Tha Ur.a
Eéwuiramanta
Mine Death Toll Mounts As Rescue Ends
The West Frankfort mine disaster left confirmed dead with authorities warning the toll could exceed 400. Rescue teams recovered many bodies from the Orient mine area as workers searched unreachable sections, with officials noting more remains may be found underground.
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Tranhfont
Kenown
Orient Mini
Waller Anne
Collision injures four after car runs light failure
Four occupants of a car were hospitalized after a collision at Canberra Views and Lockyer Street near the intersection. The group from Thackwa Minnesota, including Mr and Mrs and Kenarth and Warren, returned home last night. G P Brane of Well Lane Caden Shim suffered injuries in the wreck.
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Elowng
Canberra
Nna Lockyer Street
Nth
Sanbrien
Monpitel
Aliognd
Saaraie
Anf
Mone
Kenirth
Warren
Thacwa
Minne
Fire Tragedy at Christmas Tree in Mexico City
A Christmas tree fire at a public venue in Mexico sparked a deadly blaze. Reported injuries include adults and many children. the crowd, estimated between 900 and 400, overwhelmed the single front exit as smoke and heat trapped attendees. Firefighters and authorities described a chaotic evacuation and a high casualty scene with people collapsing in the rush to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eni Reeret
Tander
Uuliding
Awahar Tien
Ean
Court endorses power for short in ironworkers
A court endorses limited authority within the Ironworkers union, authorizing a short-term power shift while preserving the National President and other key posts. The ruling references constitutional petitions, forged votes, and the National Conference's decisions, with subsequent moves to remove, reappoint, or confirm officers.
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P. McMaury
Hoeshion
Tanace
Justice
Erneat ‘Thornton
Eva
West Indies Need Only 179 Runs In Test
Marshall and Stallmeyer faced Australia’s bowlers to reach stumps with 179 needed. Ring and Valentine forged steady scores as Worrell and Ramadhin bowled well, while Australia collapsed after lunch.
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West Indies
Marshall
Stallmeyer
Aree
Opeaats
Tau
Australie
Taninge
Deny
Minutus
Burke
Asi Johnston
Ikcus
Yeni Cote
Amerysncy
Aiamen
Tan
AL ‘Worrell
Valenilie Pene
Worrell
Langley
Tae
Valentine
Arives
Pula
Ater Camatey
Fedl
Gomes
Aumralla
Suneval
Johnson
AusTralla
Wall
Allocation of Copper Indispensable in War Effort
A 1940s style report notes copper allocation deemed indispensable for the wartime effort. It mentions quantities like 12,600 and 13,000 units and references individuals such as Pandit Nahr and Ralph, with dates around Monday and August framing the context. The piece conveys urgency over copper supply for the Atlantic Constitution period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabhington
Vatines
Isia
Nahr
Ralph Becitt
Auld Tovday
Prohibition Era Labor Trouble In Anuintant Nations
A fragmented report notes disputes over prohibitions and labor actions involving prominent figures including Laurence, a secretary role in a federated workers association, and Ble Phillips. Arbitration court proceedings focus on whether Lawrence should retain the secretary post and why actions against him may bar him from continuing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing & Wal
Ihga
Rae
Amuworkers’ Association
Arbitration Court
Camne
Laurence
Ne- Mahal
Ble- Phillips
Appointment of Field Marshal Montgomery for Malaya
The Blrake Times fought the Montgomery Malaya appointment, saying it would be a major British government blunder. It lauded Montgomery as a brilliant leader but warned his military traits might not fit Malaya duties and urged Churchill to dismiss rumours of any appointment.
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Singapore
Stondey
Scholaarshal
Montgomecy
Siiaya
Newne Pape
Blrake Times
Churentil
Ainastroua
Marval Montgomery
North Atreg
Montgomery
Uie
Montavogeestul Beitinh
Malaya
Churchill
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Pyongyang
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Uotim Mimidta
Wwe
Inti
Christman
Kote
Bewan
Divi*sion
A. 2. H. Carele
Mont Ef Fort
Charise
Geneva
Akiming
Atekness
Ned
North
Irappea
Dulles
Japan
Manilas
Dole Fonter
Tokyo
Boaties
U.S
Budapest
Morday
Soviet Union
Algmal
Canberra Times
Yoigsima
Poll
Wee
Mexico
Turan
Jared
Samen and Childr
Nasties
Laurence ’Toort
Festerated Loomworkers’ Asociation
Fkk
Ring
Ramaahin
Ringland Sorrin
Ramadi
Lance
Ting
Orrin
Ty Harve
Walamen
Wes Neating
Tor
Whion ‘Miller
Marvey
Fund Mole
Miller
Witt
Hote
Biter
Fila
Weekes
Alde
Dant- Wall
Buehnatin
Mole
Weekes, B, Gary
Buvraf
W. Beneton
Gomer
Goddant
Ramadhin
Valenting
Mar Hall
Whet Indiea
Mamamalt
Stoll Meyer
Xone
Lindwall
Miler
Noolet
Johnsen Bonon
Wehru
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