19 Jan 1951
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 19, 1951
Page
1
At Lake Success the General Assembly committee convened to address Peking's rejection of U.N. ceasefire proposals for Korea. Chou En Lai proposed a seven nation conference in China on Korea and Far Eastern issues. The U.S. sides with condemning China as aggressor and pressing for immediate approval of its plan.
The article cites Secretary of State Mir. bean Achreon stating there was no obligation under the foren Atingtte Treaty to support a northern Atlantic defense force. It mentions negotiations and a proposed international European defense body led by General Dasnnower, with references to Arumayia Inet month and planned civil-military coordination.
London officials express disappointment at China’s reply to the cease fire proposals for Korea. A Foreign Office spokesman notes the response as a complete rejection of principles and signals a hardening of Britain’s stance toward the United Nations.
British morning papers today largely reject United Nations weakness and call for a unified response to China. Manchester Guardian and The Yorkshire Post cite Western governments and Paris as key capitals in urging a strong UN stance to counter Chinese aggression and support Korea.
The government signals action on industry disruption with Labour Ministry reviewing suspects and possible emergency measures. Officials warn against unwarranted production stoppages while considering remedies under existing acts. The stance hinges on industry responses and upcoming parliamentary guidance.
A plan to build nine giant aircraft carriers and bombers was approved by the House of Representatives. The 70,000-tons carrier would be 12,000 tons heavier than the current Jarniet ship with a 2,000 million dollar modernization program. The Air Force Chief of Staff announced a buildup to 100 groups as part of strengthening national air power.
A garbled notice discusses conscription policy with references to raising the draft age to 18 and potential extensions of service terms. It notes eligibility and training duration amid government debate about universal military service.
Fragmented report recounts Indian Prime Minister Nehru warning against incitement to war as Pakistan crisis looms. It notes tensions between moderates and hardliners, with calls for restraint and peace talks amid regional unrest.
In Ottawa on Thursday Prime Minister Menzies proposed sending a composite armed force to Kashmir to back peace through a plebiscite. Western Commonwealth leaders weighed the idea, with discussions on replacing India and Pakistan troops and avoiding direct meddling as the regional dispute loomed toward the United Nations.
Pandit Nebew told a press conference in Paris that the Buich-Indonesia dispute should be settled peacefully. He said decisions should be guided by New Times code, not influenced by other countries, regardless of their stance.
President Truman warned that the government would mobilize civilian manpower to raise total war production capacity, aiming to unleash higher output with plans to boost the economy to 100000 workers if necessary. He emphasized employing both employers and workers to strengthen national effort against the enemy.
Australian forces reported a major engagement near Inchon amid fighting along the eastern front. A Commonwealth communiqué described Australian troops wiping out a large enemy element with minimal casualties, while United Nations reports noted heavy combat and air strikes across the peninsula.
Fragmentary dispatches describe extreme cold across Korea with temperatures near freezing affecting soldiers and civilians. Reports mention Australian pavilions and warnings of weapon exposures and cracked defenses during a tense period, with unclear names and places cited.
Historical summary notes a 1992 defense report detailing armaments and equipment to be supplied to U S forces. It references quantities and types of combat gear, logistical support, and inclusion for allied nations during the Korean War era. The Pentagon eyed measures to assess and control this military aid program.
London report outlines Labour leader Harold Bevan rising toward key ministerial posts as government reshuffles spark debate. Critics charge Bevan shows strength in pensions and local planning while others warn of internecine party tension and potential policy shifts.
Protests erupt as thousands oppose a high level visit tied to Allied actions in Italy. Authorities detain about 1,000 people amid disruptions. reports note casualties and heightened security as the event unfolds.
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