Australia Seeks Early Change In Trade Agreements
Australia plans prompt action to amend international trade accords including the Guawa Agreement and the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. Minister McKinen will push for reforms to secure better terms, balancing primary earnings with manufacturing needs and overall payments. The approach weighs surplus disposal, domestic industry vitality, and maintaining favorable export conditions amid complex global arrangements.
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McKinen
Australia
My. Mota
Fale Wade Pepar
McRwan
Balwhaing
Australie
McEwan
Averrane
Alisteana
Ottawa
Capaci
Dal
Otenne
G A A T Public Session Opens in Geneva
Geneva hosts a secret public session of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade beginning January 1 to mark 35 nations' involvement. The event launches an international conference aimed at lowering tariff barriers, with sessions continuing as needed into late April.
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Geneva
Weanesey
Westrat
Ag Baniwation
Yoduelive Lintri Ievels
Ane
Patrol Captures Terrorists In Malayan Jungle
A patrol in Kedah Kedun district captured a member of the Uined Lepper network after a clash at Kelim last Monday. The detainee, armed with an antique rifle and field gear, was taken to hospital for treatment as security forces confirm the operation and capture.
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Auaivaliog Gesops
Kelim
Kedah
Tay
Piathon
Bcoinjang
Unsmag
Pie
Wan
Neviss
Wolindad
Wis
British Officer Killed In Jordan Riots
A British officer of the Royal Legion, Lt Colonel Patrick Ligyd, was killed during Jordan riots that began Sunday. The Jordan government imposed curfews on Amman and several provincial towns. The Prime Minister announced measures to break up gatherings and punish troublemakers as unrest followed Britain’s Baghdad Pact alignment.
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London
Auth Legion
Patricie Ligyd
Ilert
Jordin Eipting
Legion Gouees
Londo Sale
Chifew
Myer
Prine
Saiit Rifwsi
ULL Sway
Gillorngs
Ammait
Jordayshan Secu
Ae Salem
Eval Critiques New Cabinet System in Australia
Dr Eval singles out the new cabinet arrangement, criticizing ministerial separation and the second team plan. He argues the structure creates confusion, with 40 cabinet ministers and permanent department heads unable to formulate policy efficiently. Evatt notes differences from Britain and questions McMahon’s removal from social services.
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Oeager
Australa
Heya
Byatt
Walla
Britain
McMahon
New Premier Aims to Make Saar a West German State
Premier Hubert Ney stated in Paris that Saar should become a West German state. He emphasized needing full understanding with France and Germany, and said Saar’s government must be consulted as talks progress.
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Nourtesttal
Sadviand
Hubert Ney
Ne Alled
France
Germany
Chu Levintowy
Ney
Chaitiur
Pierman Christian Derporat
Frauen
Cory
Saar
No Premier Yet For France
Paris reports ongoing talks on forming France s next government as parties fail to consolidate. Radical groups claim election victory and insist they must take over, maintaining political deadlock amid unclear leadership prospects.
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Paris
Refe Cory
France
Noma
uiRiTy
Bforta
Borner
M. Wagar
Nes
Miso
Merides-Trance
Miss Australia in London Event At Australian High Commission
Miss Maureen Kishlke is hosted in London by the Australian High Commissioner Sir Thomas White at Australia House Perthroy. Lady White later entertains Miss Kishlke at the High Commissioner’s residence in Hyde Park Gate stating the event.
Waterfront discussions adjourned amid shipowners dispute
Sydney reports waterfront talks among ATU and WWP officials plus overseas shipowners were adjourned with no progress. The parties had discussed wage issues and a proposed strike in January, with officials claiming some agreement but no decisive breakthrough.
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Sydney
Weamsiay
ATU
W-W.p
Anil Connht
Briktiy
A.C
Sonfey
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Ion Ahup
Chataan
Eastern Buyers Boost Sales Of Wheat
Sydney reports rising Australian wheat exports for the four weeks to January 1. NSW Wheat Board member J. P. Cass notes total sales reached 19,978,000 bushels, with 4,630,000 to the focal staple trade and 11,755,000 to 31 overseas buyers. India took 2,085,000, Ceylon 2,500,000, and Japan two million plus. Home use and carryover anticipated. 161 million bushels expected to be sold overseas by November 30 aside from remaining stock.
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Wednesaay
India
Ceylon
Japan
Australia
J. P. Cass
N.S W
Australian Wheat Board
Wien
Focal Stelle
Cues
Auskeplin
New Zealand Not Seeking 1964 Olympics
Weuhusmay reporter Alvyn Moon reports that New Zealand’s provisional Olympic committee is investigating the possibility of hosting the games in the future. The committee states it is exploring whether to apply or bid for the event, but no decision has been made.
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New Zealand
Auckland
Weuhusmay
Alvyn Moon
British Atomic Test at Monte Bello Likely February or March
The British plan to conduct an atomic test at Monte Bello this year is expected toward late February or early March. Prime details indicate Beale announced the timing, with RAF crews from No. 10 Squadron and associated units preparing to deploy from Darwin.
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Monte Bello
Beale
Byihty Coastal Command
mid-Bebrudey
Ninoy Sea
Darwin
Bis Ganonnemiwint
W. B. Mennin
RAAB
Bese
FAA
YMCA Leader Says Movement Behind Times
London reports that Sir Frank Willis, newly resigned British general secretary, warned the YMCA must modernize to match the tempo of the air and speed of civilisation. He said membership has stagnated and too few men join, posing a serious challenge to the movement.
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London
FMEA
Todd
Ita
Daily Express
Frank Willis
Tld
Frank
YMCA
Paratroops Ready If Revolt Roils Jordan Crisis
Diplomatic sources say British paratroops could be deployed to Jordan to protect King Hussein if unrest grows. The plan involves pre positioning 2001 troops in Cyprus as a deterrent as cited by the Daily Mirror, with concerns raised over Baghdad Pact allies and regional threats.
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Jordan
Londgh
Weontmlny
Uexh
Irevolt
Cyprus
Saul
Beraw
Abadan
Lyptus
Pt & Mormmil
Middle East
Cold And Frost Damage Crops In Florida
Florida faced crop damage from frost with belt reports noting two days of cold weather. New York and other eastern states reported impacts as warm fronts moved south. Weather conditions disrupted commutes and caused some property damage. officials warned of continuing risks to agriculture.
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Florida
New York
Blaytan
Hatabaarmilly
Delware Bay
Wien
merLn
Joan
Soviet move against Israel prompts Security Council debate
The Soviet Union urged the UN Security Council to condemn Israel and seek compensation for losses from actions against Syria. Arkady Sobolev pressed for a vote on a draft resolution with two provisions rejected by the Soviet delegation. The meeting marked a rare instance of Soviet leadership proposing a Palestine related resolution and highlighted tensions over potential sanctions.
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Goureit
Israel
Alfo
Syria
Arkady Sobolev
Security Council
Geonomie Abrec
Gopulaion
Tavuel
Hobby Sugseatou
New York
United Nations
Teragh
Fuetlier Petiana
Cornel
Palestine
Tsrael
More Federal Hospital Bed Aid Sought
Hobart news reports demands for increased Commonwealth support for hospital beds. The article notes an upcoming annual conference of state health ministers and a push for funding to expand vaccination programs and health campaigns. Dr Turnbull says telegrams were sent to NSW ministers inviting them to the event.
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Gotintonwealtt Lonphis
State Hoapla Inc
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Hearth, Sr
Tuynbull
Commonwealth
Turnbull
New South Wales
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Henry
Syl- Hivan
Anivite Sig
Peder
Cameron
Taynbull
Bossy Page
U S Expands Economic Aid to India in 1950 Plan
The United States announced 60 million dollars in economic and technical aid to India for the 150 million year period. Initial allocations of 16 million were cut by 20 million before a restoration and a net 10 million increase were added to support economic development. The plan details and timing will be formalized in a future agreement.
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India
United States
Econaic
Soenpetioe Hon
Tor Tueynieu
Nyikual Neréement
Huyloe Steel
Unjvst Sigtrs
Neve Biven
Bata
Huge Pacific Area Earthquake Shocks Britain and Oceania
A massive quake, magnitude around 7.7, originated near Lord Howe and Norfolk Islands and was felt across Britain and New Zealand. Observers from the Riverview Observatory warn the event could be among the largest in years, with estimates of its epicenter and comparative strength still being compiled as ships report structural impacts and sea disturbances.
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Wernestay
Sydney
Britain
Girlie + Gastney
Aw Riverview Observatory
Wed
Une Remade Islands
Lord Howe Island
Norfolk Island
Burke-Gittney
Ritether
California
Turkish feeling roused in Cyprus shows tense scenes
Tur bulent day in Nicosia as Turkish Cypriots chant about revenge after a police sergeant, Abdullah, linked to a New Year’s honor, is attacked in daylight near his home. Reports claim extremist groups threaten Greek Cypriots and Turkish leaders call for calm amid security deployment outside police headquarters.
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Abdulla Aml Tela
Hime
Hoon
Tekin Khopy
Ajal
Abiiah
Ian
Balin
Abdullah
Tere Podats
Organisytie
Dr. Maltthe
Gawiynong
John Hunting
Prestige Loss For S A Says Mr Richards
Adelaide report notes a prestige loss for South Australia as Beuils in Rede el cabinet reshuffle. former premier Be S. Alolinda remarks the new ministry narrows South Australia’s influence while Sir Philly Mewelde defends its status.
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S.A
Mr. Richards
Richaeda
New Zealand stud ram price sets high mark at sale
At a Wil roram stud ram sale today the exceptional bid reached 1,250 guineas for Mastery, a ram sired by Undirvhill Said Sydney, purchased for BM. Perry of ten Germ an history to visit Australia. Also notes include German church council meeting plans in Sydney February 6 to 10 and squash news from London.
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Wallington
New Zealand
Wednexday
Wil Roram
Sphway
Undirvhill
Sydney
BM. Perry
Austalia Rlm
Worheaday
Otto” Dibelius
Ghirrehos
Dibetius
World Council of Ghirsohes
Drian Boys
Brittsh Tees
London
Brian Boys
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Aviln
Or Bey Pt
Lansawne Club
Pran Mikus
Pruner Warey Brown
Wellington
Imple Uuleholler
Barry Brown
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