Nationalists Admit Fall Of Island To Red Invaders
A chaotic dispatch reports Nationalists conceding loss of an island to Communist forces, highlighting aerial and naval assaults, changed frontlines, and intensified U.S. tactical stakes in Formosa and nearby isles. The piece cites Hong Kong reports, China’s bombardment, and Allied strategic considerations amid the ongoing cross-strait conflict.
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Ald
Chang Kalikiek
Engor Air and Naval Winer
Hong Kong
Htwk
Nileiangabha
Nationaliat
Chektang Constanti
Commstinias
Owuinen
Enna Sul Dearhnense
Ind
Alga Agaieat
Foranoa
Ecener Minay
Corussel Deere
Uwanion
Ganage
Test Margin Cases May Be Brought In NSW
Sydney reports on a conference involving unions and industry figures discussing marginal increases and court hearings. Officials indicate possible unified action to speed hearings and reduce delays, with mentions of the Industrial Union and commissions shaping rules for future cases.
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Nsw
Sydney
Union
Yes
Industry
Menny
Aerloun
Caniil
Lost Plane Witness Report From New York
A garbled New York report notes an incident involving a missing or found plane. Names and details are unclear, but references exist to military era events and a Constellation reconnaissance plane.
Not Joining In British Party To Antarctic Expedition
Avett will head the expedition to explore the Antarctic despite Britain not inviting Austell and other key figures. Mr Casey noted Australia did not fund or supply manpower, while New Zealand would not hinder Antarctic exploration, suggesting the British plan may exclude some experts.
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Antarctic
Judges Warn Counsel in Petrov Inquiry Document Case
In a Petrov inquiry session Justice Owen warned that the document could support or undermine charges. Evatt pressed a question on the document’s authenticity, but was overruled. The commission emphasized not to waste time on minor matters as testimony continued.
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Hanes
Ovary
Petrov
Nustice Ligertwood
Fens
Rvatt
Waterside Wotape
Eaven
BR. Miten
Rausell
Tally Lech
Neville Ivan Lnskean
Kennington
Taukean
Aim
Clive _Bvatt
Taakaon
Nim al Ria
Eailea Sr
Owen
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Fev Air
Senigon
Ald Loakson
Viste
Bish Bmhaney
Moscow
Bir
Reatt
Owen T.ful
Mr. Evatt
Evatt
Caine
Aswson
Pepeseil
Jamkson
Juntice Owen
Khey
Toateson
Justice
Comminson
Addomay-teneras
Tooke
Normant Harbart
Muswell
Tally Werk
Lnat
Australia
Arope
Weace Amteren
Kwiate Woreda
X Mrater
Nhow
Aimcera
Uges
Mies
Miles
New Benland Bath
Er Nushand
Snandal
Srou
Iuitlon Philpew
Bank
Vadimir Petry
Rvall Ste Byatt
Dundee Ugert Syed
Six Year Plan Aims Self Support for Japan by 1980
Tokyo reports the cabinet outlined an eight year plan to make Japan self supporting by 1980. It assumes population growth from 100 million in 1963 to 120 million in 1980 and a rise in the working population from 33 to 43 million. The plan projects national income reaching 60 trillion yen.
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Japan
Tokyo
Peru Accuses Argentina of Plot to Overthrow President
Lima says a revolutionary plot to topple President Manuel Odea was crafted from Argentina. A government communique claims three men were arrested and that General Zenon Norley, a former premier and minister for war, directed the operation from across the border amid Haitian coast group links.
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Peru
Argentina
Lima
Manuel Odea
Zenon Norley
Minster
U S Threat To Act If U N Fails On Release Of Airmen
U S officials indicated independent action could follow if the United Nations did not secure the release of two American civilian airmen, John Downey and Richard Fertunu, held after a plane was shot down. Talks with UN Secretary General Hammarskjold and Secretary of State Dulles emphasized continued negotiations while hinting at possible U.S. measures to freeing the captives.
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Bag Hanvaarskjold
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.N
Hammaralee O
Peking
Dulles
Cullen Gold
Conwou
United Nations
Cullen
Dalleswala
U.S
John Downey
Richard Fertenu
Central
Lonwat
Res Wublican
William Knowlind
Hammarakgolt
Aigpinn Wisar
Dil
Stormy ACT Labour Council Meeting Ends Amid Disruption
A chaotic ACT Trades and Labour Council session ended in uproar as delegates debated the Canberra AVLP decision to appoint the NSW executive. After the meeting, delegate J Kemp warned of disaffiliation if future discussion was curtailed. Chair OB Caron interrupted proceedings amid repeated outbursts destabilizing the session.
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ACT
Trades and Labour Council
Upron
Taisons
Canberra
AVLP
N.S.W
AWC
Me. J. Kemp
Aw.u
Political friction sparks debate on domestic affairs
Fragmentary remarks show MPs arguing over interference in domestic matters and the influence of unions. Quotes suggest concerns about propagandist activity, party lines, and the stance of leaders like Mr Parkes and Mr McVeh with references to Australian Labour and Wyn reform.
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Kemp
Parkes
Ieeether
Kegan Raland
Privices
Mmol Vanty
Fisce” Movernant
Connett
ALP factions clash over union influence and council remit
A strained Labour Party meeting discussed limiting union appointments and executive control. Key figures including Mr Parken, Mr McDonald, and Ms Kelly faced questions on policy, while tensions rose between reform advocates and traditionalists. Contined discussion noted, with page 4 reference.
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