Bitter fighting on Wonju front as 7000 Reds attack
United States 2nd Division advancing near Wonju faced a fierce assault by about 7000 North Koreans. The 8th Army said the division with air aid and support held positions and repelled the attack, while Chinese and Communist forces mounted counter actions along the Wonju road and surrounding areas. Independent patrols reported heavy clashes north and east of Osan and near Chechon with substantial Communist numbers and reinforcements.
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United Nations speech and Korea casualty discrepancy
A Tokyo report notes Thurlay urging wholehearted cooperation and a firm stance on peace, while Prime Minister Yoshida pledges non compromising removal of obstacles to a new treaty. In Melbourne, an army official states 38 Australians have served in Korea since September 29, not 108 as some cables claimed, with HQ figures under review.
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Priggren
Melbourne
Korea
Royal Austra
Thse
Red Air Attacks Feared in South
A scrambled, partially garbled dispatch reports fear of air attacks in the south as forces move southward. It mentions a 290,009 manned front, clashes with Communists, and UN intervention, with references to coastal attacks and troop movements amid confusion.
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South
Miners Meet to Decide Action on Glen Davis Closure
Sydney Thursday report states the Central Executive of the Miners Federation will meet tomorrow morning to decide measures to prevent the Glen Davis Shale oil plant closure. Key officials including General President Williams and Western District Secretary JH. Iting were invited. NSW miners seek Federal Government action. The meeting follows Labour and Royal Commission discussions on the plant's fate and potential stoppages.
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Labour
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Calwell
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Ward
Australia
Sopyare
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Gulagher
Nining
Faden
Wanny Mal Chak
Unclear OCR Mess, Brief Noted Political Quip
Fragments mention a commission and remarks by Averell about introductions and parliamentary tone. Names and places are partially legible but overall meaning is obscured. The text hints at political discussion without coherent events or outcomes.
New Conscription Plan In U S
Washington Thursday reports a suggested extension of the conscription law to cover 18 year olds for military training. The proposal to broaden service aroused estimates of absorbing 408,000 16 year olds in the first year and up to 2,000,000 later.
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Thureday
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Amul
Arrival at U N Headquarters Noted by Chinese Delegation
General Wu Yelu Ghuam arrived at United Nations headquarters with the Chinese People’s delegation. He was greeted cautiously by Mr Wishiosky, the Soviet Union’s foreign minister.
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No New Plan on Kashmir Emerges at Commonwealth Meet
Informal Commonwealth Prime Ministers meeting in London discussed Kashmir dispute with no new plan proposed. Report cites sources saying Pandit Nehru’s stance remains firm while Pakistan’s Linguit Al Khan seeks a different approach contingent on other leaders.
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Commonwealth
Anderston
Pandit Nehru
al Khan
Pakistan
France Presses Four Power Talks Amid Global Strife
The report cites M Moch and a Big Three delegation pressing for a four power conference in Washington. He stresses that such talks are essential despite difficulties, criticizing appeasement and urging united front against aggressors as nations like Belgium Luxembourg and others face shifting defenses.
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Washington
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Amerlea
Stockpiling Problems in Aluminum and Rubber Supply
The article discusses stockpiling issues for aluminum and rubber with plans for a large reserve. It notes a 650 million allocation for the stockpile in a future year and highlights urgency under rising prices. Officials debate feasible speed and methods under the progress rule and wartime policy.
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Tecate Uayete
Siiselee Wlumtinany
Sonia
Middle East Report Unconfirmed Conjecture on Prime Minister
An unclear Middle East report notes no official confirmation of a reported change in prime ministership. The piece mentions bandit activity and unnamed factions, with no firm statements from authorities.
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Middle East
Commonwealth Plan to End Korean War Tabled at UN
Commonwealth plan to end the Korean War is expected to be tabled at the United Nations. It may be proposed by a single Commonwealth country or an independent nonaligned state. The proposal aims for a ceasefire and staged withdrawal, with UN oversight and linkage to broader Allied policy.
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Lin Commonwealth
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Uo Pht
Western Europe Seen as Vital for Allied Defense Efforts
Prime ministers agree Western Europe is the crucial area for defense, with focus on unity against Soviet pressure while pursuing peace. They stress a strong approach from a position of strength and readiness for talks with Russia, under no concession to change. Allied leaders anticipate Eisenhower’s Europe headquarters and discuss military and political aspects of Western Europe defense.
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Weasion Center
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Ruasle
Iscunstona Wna
Polley
Pthay
Tewaa
Migien
Atrenath
Michaer
Aft
Attlee
Foreign Ministry
Bovin
Aerial Photography Bans Confuse Commonwealth-Tarkic Tests
The article reports a ban on aerial pictures at a Commonwealth Tarkic test site. It notes photographers must obtain permission and provide reasons for taking images, with officials issuing warnings and potential reporting to authorities.
Russo-British Trade Grows Amid Diplomatic Tensions
London reports show expanding Russo British trade despite rising political strain. The annual trade balance favors Britain in 1960 with exports led by capital goods and raw materials, while Russia imports largely from Britain. Estimated value reaches around £90 million with growing export potential noted by the Manchester Chamber of Commerce.
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Neagle
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Matlon Mwa
Melbourne Missing Fragments Hint at Interplanetary Trip
A fragmented Melbourne article outlines a proposed interplanetary journey tied to a 30th anniversary event for Qantas. References to trip timing, a Moon voyage, and a speculative booking process hint at a futuristic showcase rather than confirmed plans.
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