Soviet offers a pledge of friendship with United States
The Soviet press reports that Moscow speedily rejected a U S proposal for a friendly treaty with the United States while offering to discuss broader cooperation with NATO and Warsaw Pact members. Marshall Bulganin’s letter to President Eisenhower is cited as praising the idea but urging cautious steps and continued open communications.
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United States
United Kingdom
Reiter
States Department
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Ateles
North Atlantic Alliance
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Cevinany
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Ant Risenower
Sovink
Stanly
Hughory
Laaty
NATO
Warsaw
Vishal Bulganin
Bulganin
Compromise Offer On Wage Issue In Waterfront Strike
The Interstate Executive of the ACTU gains control of waterfront strike talks in Melbourne. Leaders pledge solidarity among unions and push for arbitration and wage increases while shipowners resist outside the Arbitration Court. Cabinet may back emergency moves to freeze union funds and move essential cargoes.
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A.C.T.U
ACTA
Maberstarl
Melbourne
Exnautive
Tryptevenne
Federalgas
A.C. Qioficy
Ormpiantes
Mitters
Colt
W.w.s
Union Representiver
Commonwealth
WWF
Arbitration Court
Holt
Witich
Jadisa
Betinussy
Waterside Workers Federation
Striks
Freezing Weather Grips Britain Across Regions
London and Kent report severe Arctic conditions as ice and snow disrupt travel. Power failures and burst pipes cause injuries and fatalities. Across Europe record lows bring widespread disruption and cold-related deaths.
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Kent
London
Port Wma
Jar of Wight
Daily Mall
Kaitenbrunn
Germany
Paris
Alt. Beamy
Tatouliets
Sliwery
Sind
Hopes for End of Power Strike Dashed
Hopes that the power strike could end tonight were dashed when officials rejected a two wage offer. Fresh attempts to settle the 16 day long strike by members of the Electrical Prades Union will be made as talks resume.
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Amirbane
Fylacy
Wala
Electrical Prades Union
Makarios Ready For Plan Says Archbishop Not Yet Ready
Cyprus crisis heats as Archbishop Makarios signals cautious acceptance of Britain's self government plan. He insists all legislative and judicial power remain with Cypriots, while defense and foreign affairs stay British. Talks to draft a constitution would require full Cypriot control over key state functions.
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Britain
London
Cyprus
Potey
Ivor Vitales
Makarios
Daily Air
Marcario
John
Eight Arab Nations Refuse Dictation on Israel Problem
Eight Arab states led by Egypt Jordan Saudi Arabia Iraq Syria Yemen and Cyprus announced they would reject U S and British pressure on any settlement with Israel The move followed a three day Washington conference with President Truman and Prime Minister Attlee and was underscored by calls for Middle East stability and opposition to foreign dictates The communique stressed no discussion of security or policy without Arab consent.
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Jordan
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Syria
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Allen
Middle East
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Communist Claims Spark Church Ties Across Nations
The article reports on a Czechoslovak delegate and academics arguing about communist influence within churches. Professor Hromudke and Dr. McIntyre are cited regarding alleged policies and political ties amid international church relations and claims of Soviet Kremlin links.
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Joseph Hromudke
McIntyre
Connellys
Communist Presiden of
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Ofth
Republic
Kremlin
MfeIntyrw
Mountbatten Visit To Australia Confirmed
Admiral Earl Mountbatten of Burma and Lady Mountbatten will pay an official visit to Australia in April as guests of the Commonwealth Government. Prime Minister Menzies announced the trip, noting a previous visit in March 1946.
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Burma
Lady Mountbatten
Australia
Menzies
Commonwealth
Lord
Administrative Staff At Hospital Seek Increase
Hospital staff demand higher wages backed by the Canbera Community Hospital workers union. The agreement seeks a 12,001 raise for the hospital secretary and wage hikes for clerks and junior staff, with the Mosplta Employers Pecoration lodging the main claim.
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Java
AGT
Sutarien
Mig
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Witner
Cleris
Jimioy
Pecoration
Inot
Airfreighter Clears Radio Mast In Fog
A twin engined Anson freighter landed in a paddock near Sydenham ten miles north of Melbourne after dodging a radio mast while descending through a break in fog. The pilot W N Brows from Moorabbin arrived from Essendon but fog obscured the approach. the aircraft swerved to avoid the mast and stuck in a ditch with fuel intact.
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Melbourne
Sydenham
Moorobbin
Essendon
WN Brows
Beatawad Eyawn
Moorgbity Aleport
Keng Tata
Molbairne
Misa Deplia
Rust Barrage
Hen Courtkey
Ueals
Len Dascent
Singapore Naval Base strike costs workers wages
About 1,000 members of the Sing apore Naval Base Union struck for eight days over oblitating wet families from their quarters and lost roughly £79,000 in wages, an Admiralty statement said.
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Singapore
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