ACTU Bid To Avert Wharf Stoppage
Melbourne Monday report on Australia wide waterfront tensions as ACTU leader A E Monk plans a brief bid to avert a strike deadline. Cabinet weighs steps to delay or stop a general stoppage while shipowners warn of a long dispute and wage demands loom. The waterside union awaits a formal meeting outcome.
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Monk
Ukerside
Hooaint
Vlan
Wilton Businey
Melbourne
Moudsy
A.g-T.u
A. E. Monk
Aunie Avishiintan
Romy
Industult
Holt
Lie
Cinbhrl
Tis
Vinci
Uinian
Benetil
Egyptians In Gun Battles With Israelis GAYA
Egyptian and Israeli forces fought in a second clash within a week near the Gaza border. A spokesman said Egyptian troops repelled the Israeli advance, with further exchanges of fire at the post as eight vehicles arrived. The incident prompted protests to the armistice commission as both sides reported battles in Egyptian territory.
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Ino Do
Begys
Raypeshnel
Armistice Commission
Ure
Toeic
Long-term Aid Scheme May Be Dropped
Reported political friction slows a proposed long-term aid program. Critics in the administration resist funding for development projects, while supporters push measures tied to reconciliation with foreign partners.
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Norial
Mower
Arabs Fall For Red Talk Says U S Secretary
In Washington on Monday Assistant Secretary George Allen said Arabs in the Middle East had fallen for Soviet support in any clash with Israel. Washington announced Ambassador Abba Eban planned to meet Secretary Dulles to discuss Jamal’s request and possible U S response. Dulles hoped to resume negotiations within the week on government items for legitimate defense.
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York
U.S
George Alien
Middle East
Latin Soviet Union
Israel
Allen
Abba Hban
John Paster Dulles
Dulles
Ithin
Iy Governmantis Varuest
Second Term Decision May Be On Friday
A Republican reader claims President Eisenhower may announce Friday whether he will seek a second term. Senator Knowland says Eisenhower will decide by February 1945 at the latest and could be nominated by the Republican convention in San Francisco in summer. Knowland would wait for the President’s official announcement before commenting.
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New York
Swonowy
Republicar
Eisenhower
Enalor
Call Foynln
Gueauleris
Sonn
Wisehower
la Republican Convey
Tior
Sam Francisca
Eizenhower
Ptalis
Knowland
Sorena
Aidacuye
Jordan Faces Riots and Censorship in Amman Gloom
The Jordanian authorities impose curbs after protests sweep Amman Jerusalem and other towns. About £150,000 in damage is reported amid demonstrations. Utilities, UN offices, and residences in Halahi Amman Ajlaus suffer arson and looting. Britain remains a Baghdad Pact ally as tensions persist.
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Amman
Monuay
Jordan
Huave
Jardan
Jowee
Eric
Bagdad
Britain
United Nations
Halahi
Avaim
Ajlaus
Malayan Position Much Improved Says Far East Commander
Melbourne reports General Sir Charles Loewen says Malaya’s general position has improved greatly over the last year. He notes Malaya is largely cleared of terrorists though some operation mappings remain to prevent insurgent activity. A five day Southeast Asia conference in Melbourne gathers eight SATO advisers to shape policy before next year’s Pakistan meeting.
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Far East
Melbourne
Malaya
Charles Loewen
U.K
Far Est
Hale
Loewen
S.B.A.T.O
Vietari Hilngacks
Ko Ills Lie Seport
Alunners
Pear Zayhour
S.E.A.T
Pakeistivn
Flinders Naval Depot
Pakistan
Theron Still In Sea Of Ice Off Antarctic
Wellington reports the Theron remains imprisoned in sea ice in the Wendell Sea beyond the Antarctic Scentinent. Sir Eanilind aboard the ship says the expedition gains experience using winching poling plows and gear to advance through the slonise pack as the advance party from New Zealand continues.
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Wellington
Nir
Sie
Hilary
Dotot
Theron
Sea of Ice
Eound
Eanilind
Oil Money Used For Anti-British Arab Campaign
British charges that American oil money funds an anti-British Arab campaign in the Middle East. The plan, to be discussed at a meeting with President Eisenhower, involves using United States influence to curb British aims and pressures in the region.
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Sih Aubin
Middle East
Anthony
Bienhower
Eowagra
Yeatenday
United States
Justin Laine
Britain
Avamco
Missing Japanese Fishermen Searched After Storms
Coastguard vessels and two helicopters patrol northern seas off Hokkaido seeking 58 to 68 missing fishermen after fierce weather sank ships and damaged crews. Two men believed dead, one presumed sunk, 22 injured and several unaccounted for.
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Sek .O. Mary
Reuter
Overtime Halt Delays St Marys Plant Work
Sydney report shows Utah Constellation Company dismissed AA men for referring to overtime as a stoppage. Union members and workers held firm, with talks planned to reinstate dismissed staff and seek fair overtime distribution amid the stalled $29 million project.
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Sydney
Mary's Wa
Utah Constellation Company
Bultetiiys Tie Peojeel Zor Te Cornwealth
BWLH
Metal Trades
Austentin Workers “Union
Tomberow
Ant
Bomb strikes and shootings rock Nicosia amid Cyprus talks
Reports from Nicosia describe multiple attacks including a shooting at Prystio and a grenade explosion on Ledra Street. A second bomb failed to detonate as security forces investigated the incident. The scene occurred during tense discussions on Cypriot self determination and union with Greece.
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Ni Cosia
Mounluy
Andreas Bayete
Prystio
Nicvalit
Cyprus
Nigosia
Ledra Streck
Orthodox Churchi
Union
Wamagusta
Aremen
Water hydrant smashed by car in storm
In heavy rain, a car driven by Mr. V. Thompann of McPherays Street O'Connor struck a street hydrant on Bent Street, causing water to spill across the roadway. Thompann escaped unharmed though his vehicle was damaged. The city experienced record rainfall with temperatures around 59 degrees before 6:42 pm.
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Turion
Mr. V. Thompann
McPherays
O'Connor
Vwater
Thompson
Lunte
Holtort Fay
Republican Front Cabinet Likely In France
In Paris today the executive committee of the Radical Party discusses forming a Republican front cabinet. Rumors say the government will be united under one seal party unity with Mendes-Finieu and Guy Mollet cited among possible senior members. Rene Coty is mentioned as a preferred alternative by some factions as the political maneuvering unfolds.
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N.naeneuiry
Paris
Manauy
Brewaley
Piste Mendar-Wyanee
Wil’ Presto
Parky
Pariy Cangreas
Lewlershin
Givan
Eisenhower Budget Pushes Atomic Arms Drive
The President seeks a higher military budget to fund atomic and conventional weapons, including submarines and missiles, plus research into new power plants. He argues for increased aid to allies and selective aid to underdeveloped nations to counter Soviet pressure.
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Minta
Loria
Nix
Bir
Prncord
Isenhower
Wie
United Sintar Ital Steadli
Abingthen
Eisenhows
Wybeoutowe
Palstun
Turkey
Formosan
Ureets
Chupeinenks
Who -Flrosiiledt
Ships Officers Withdraw Resignations Clerks Report
Meetings of ship captains and officers in Adelaide Melbourne and Sydney approved withdrawing resignations. Merchants service guild urged united action for piloting payments and December wage issues. Officials pledged no victimisation and support for work during the port stay.
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Adelaide
Melbourne
Sydney
Mollees
Fefisal
Duaslavs
Thv
Merchant “Service Guild
Caplan
Sydneys
North Bhore
Tiaslea
In Brief Fronts Across World Report Grim News
A chaotic string of short items reports deaths in a fire in Milwaukee and a mining incident in Britain, floods forcing residents from Yuba City, a voyage linked to weapons in Monte Bello, economic worries in Argentina, Chaplin’s arrival in London, and production notes for Mulhourn newspapers. The items are terse and populated with place names and dates, reflecting a busy, unsettled day across nations.
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Elan
Arly
Francisco
Yuba
Vedela
Gutisa
KTP
Berlob
London
Malla
Monte Belle Alanda
Daily Express
Malla Torres
Buenos Airgs
Renu Gubrick
Chaplin
Lowison
Geneva
Unites States
Agg
Kate
St Mulhourne
Monrluye - Aduubyiliin
Murweil
Ippa
Kinet
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Tayi
Gaya
Aigyptian and Trust
Milunrived
Wayptian
Pjalestian
Yostur
C.J. Upston
Tha
Othe
Pook
Canberra
Fairbairn
C. E. Weir
New Zealand
Chaudhi
Pakitsen
Maja
Jesus Vargas
Philpinas
Jira Vichitsonggram
Thailand
Dowling
Jobn McCauley
Henry Wells
Capain Garrisson
Singapore
Kedah Bhate
Taut Moinly
Iweaters Foriét
St. Marys Plant
Republican Front Cabinet
Congress
Washington
United
Djakarta
Vregilent Sackaran
Indonesia
Wer Genuva Pals Te Be Bhoken
AM Bone
Presidaut
Grindl
Commeuniat Particl
Sooluvpue
Alions
Galainy Save
Waarta
Othe Neterlands
Gedayea
MaFaxyui Od
Wedik Fashvieok
Nuehidal Ulan Party
Paler Indonesia
Aia
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