Communists Waiting Orders on Armistice Terms
Tokyo reports Communist negotiators in Korea seek direction from Peking or Moscow as United Nations observers monitor Panmunjom talks. Armistice terms and prisoner exchanges dominate discussions while fighting on the eastern front continues with heavy clashes near Heartbreak Ridge and a renewed Communist effort to retake the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Korea
Peking
Moscow
United Nations
Agulo
Yenter Berate
Prironere
Isis
Pac
Becaum
Fromn
Tno
Heavy Enemy Losses Reported in Korea Fight This June
Tokyo reports United Nations ground forces inflicted heavy casualties on the enemy in Korea. The tally includes 6,086 killed and 9,581 wounded with 148 captured. The Air Force notes about 1,100 enemy killed or wounded in the same period.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Ulalg
Tenyary
Korea
Air Force
Prion
Advisory Group Suggested At Washington
A communal hint from a ministerial brief lists four names for an advisory group in Washington. The proposal includes Sir Percy Spender and other officials with ties to Australia and the Commonwealth, aiming to guide policy and examine humanitarian concerns.
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Washington
Tox
Francia
Ithe Nasmes
Auaitaian
SerUng Vere Amatter
Percy Spender
Thay
Cana
Devwent
Shoud Topreneei
Kevin Janes
Ormund
Timothy Bure
Charles
Weil
Vic
Netherlands
British concern at South Korean presidency in London
Reports from the House of Lords describe anxiety over Dr. Rhee's martial law and arrests without trial in South Korea. Lord Almaader warned only handling by protective custody might avert crisis while Dr. Rhee advocated compromise and resisted military seizure.
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South Korean
London
Aleshaey
South Korea
Byneman
Nim
Almaader
Uaehy
Roetred Ur
Dr. Rhee
Arts Lloyd
Reasons Given for Bombing Tokyo During War
An official notice states hydroelectric output aided intercepting northern aircraft. Tokyo was a focus of four summit conferences with U.S. forces. Correspondents in Tokyo note limited talks. B-29 raids continued for two years, with over 800 air sorties against war plants. Photographs show widespread destruction and bodies after June raids.
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Tokyo
United State
Vonight
Tania
Newmtena
Efn
Bitod Natinnk
North Korea
Washington
Omiiate
U.S
Hs Korea
Agor
Madeharin
Navy
Air Force
Sedgman Triumphs In Wimbledon Semi Final
The report cover shows Frank Sedgman defeating Mervyn Rose in straight sets to reach the Wimbledon final. It notes Australian stars Rosewall and Lew Hoad advancing in doubles, with other matches featuring McGregor and Coventry/Dalglish, and contrasts with Bequia/Beardline. The tone mirrors a brisk newspaper summary of a major tennis semi final.
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London
Frank Sedgmin Walay
Mervyn Flow
Seaman Rat Rosert
W.C
Frank Sedgmen
Dick Baviit
Lewin Hoad
Tole
Ce Asal
Inter
Argentians
Rrique Moret
Rubell
Rowewall
Hoad
Fran
Ken McGreger
Vearlier
Fallans
Glanal Cuvellh
Margelier Dal
Bello
Anal
Tony Mottramanit
Orrin
Dan Crabny
Bader
U.S. approves pact with West Germany about postwar role
The U S Senate approved the military treaty linking West Germany to NATO allies for 12 divisions by 1964 and a European defense shield. The pact allows German sovereignty while keeping Allied troops in place and sustaining West Germany as a key defense partner against the Soviet threat.
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United States
Benate
Ristori
Uecintona
Germany
Akalnat
NATO
Senate
Xeyen
Britain urges IMF to continue aid to curb global tension
NEW YORK Wednesday Lora Balkith of Britain urged in the U N Economic and Social Council that the International Monetary Fund should continue support to ease threatened economic tension. The speech stressed stabilizing measures to prevent further strain on world markets and highlighted Britain’s view that aid must persist amid growing challenges.
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New York
Lora Balkith
Britain
U.N. Economic and Social Council
International Manetary Fund
Ita Eeource
Russia Boycott Moves to Probe Germ Warfare Charges
Debates in Manila as United Nations session discusses charges of germ warfare, with Russia seeking an inquiry while officials discuss cooperation. The long session tackles Communist propaganda and the need for an honest investigation amid global tension. A typhoon lashes the Philippines, halting travel and causing flight cancellations along the Visayan and Mindanao routes.
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Russia
Anouret
Toni
Ehimene
Connanintet
Nats Koren
Attann Yi
Chatch International
Korea
Mtr
Oroas Arited
Ars Chaneald
United Nations
Manila
Philippines
Alalim
Bunemu Ik
Pam
Hpiaoel
Cebu Vity
Tarobair
Levie
Cebu
Aml
Ata
Not Guilty Plea in Spy Charge in London
London reports a Foreign Office radio operator William Martin Merahall pleaded not guilty to five charges under the Official Secrets Act. Trial setup notes indicate his case linked to earlier Briley incident with dates and evidence presented in court.
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London
William Martin -Merahall
Briley
Marshall
Crete
Te Ayia Hoorlig
Britain May Withdraw From Suez. UK Poised for Military Pullout
Washington dispatch cites British consideration of withdrawing forces from the Middle East amid fears of weakening NATO and Fury at the Middle East crisis. State Department notes London aims to cut its military commitments while seeking a safe, orderly disengagement.
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Britain
Knanelal
Millary
Cialis
York
Pont” Corii
Robart Ale
Washington
Dean Ashewmn
Santos
L. Entabiisament
Nyo
Middle East
He Ui
France
Sudan
Menzies Returns Satisfied With Overseas Missions
Sydney dispatch reports Australian Prime Minister Menzies returning satisfied with talks on overseas cooperation. He cited progress with the International Bank on a potential 2.5 million dollar loan and outlined plans for industrial and food production strategies tied to wartime and postwar needs. He emphasized alliance with Britain and NATO, and noted meetings in Canberra and London to advance economic and defense goals.
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Sydney
Australia
International Bank
Menstewald
Katyn Forest Mass Murder Allegations Report
A Soviet accused of mass murder of Polish officers in the Katyn forest near Smovenak 12 years ago is discussed along with missing Americans and possible atrocity findings. The report notes Allied witnesses, U.S. officials, and potential recommendations to Congress and the World Court regarding Soviet actions.
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Teat
Jnion
Katyn Forest
Smovenak
United
Surupe
Katya
Alvin Kena
Keres
Katy
Apaciel Caport
Tinmarrow
Pram
Pram Ways It Might Contain Speerammandations. For Approrieiats Ction Ainet
Boviet Union
Angerably
World Court
End
Isenee Jona
Boviet
Wtrpcitins
Miss Truman to Sail on New Liner Maiden Voyage
The President's daughter Miss Margarite Truman will be among the passengers aboard a new liner for its maiden voyage to Europe tomorrow. The event marks a notable moment as the ship departs from New York for its maiden crossing.
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Miss Truman
New York
Mine Margarit Truman
Europe
Loan Expected Within Week In Kerala Economic Review
Reported indicators show Australia seeking a first 60 million loan and discussions of a second loan to Australia. The board may approve a new agreement within days, as officials review the principle of further dollar assistance over an extended period.
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PRT
Honal
Kerala
Australia
Australis
I- Tectors
Mpnken
Wank Omciala
Dew
Radio Writers Strike Threatens U.S. Conventions
New York reports a potential strike by radio writers against major networks. Affected groups include ABC, CBS, and NBC amid union demands for higher pay and better commercial terms. Writers’ contracts set to expire with no clear reason for current strike timing.
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Ageinat Ares
America Broadcaxting Company
Che ‘Colwmia
Systen
National Broadcasting Company
Betop
Mediately
New York
Pewucaata
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