Peace Talks Today At Ridgeway With Doubtful Prospects
Correspondents report mixed views as Ridgway states peace talks may yield no quick agreement. He notes not to jeopardize discussions by heavy press presence while naming five UN officers to represent the alliance. Delegates from the United Nations include General Ridgway and Fleet Admiral Turner. The group travels by jeep and helicopters, with tentative plans for further moves toward an armistice. The article underscores unresolved Korean War terms and UN unification pressures amid public calls for peace.
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Cold War Conference Fragments Reported With Confusion
Fragmented account describes a 1949 era conference between American and Soviet aligned officials. Colonel Minney and others discuss tense talks, fatigue, and guarded movements. In a bare conference room journalists note limited decoration and no direct communique emerges.
North Korean Press Calls for Vigilance Before Armistice
A North Korean radio report cites the Nedong Sinmun and Nedong Winmun urging citizens to heighten vigilance against the enemy prior to an armistice. Editors claim American imperialists seek ceasefire to cover invasions while denouncing allied actions and alleging fake fuel and goods supplied to officers.
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Heavy fighting persists on Korean front amid artillery barrages
Allied forces battled heavy mortar and artillery fire along the western central and eastern front as patrols probed near Yangcheung and Kumeong. Reports say ground was briefly captured near Kuneong before counterattacks restored positions. North Korean batteries and machine guns hit Korengpo while the U S Fifth Air Force logged nearly 1000 vehicles moving along routes in the front area.
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Ail Ieenana
Deputation from Public Service on Union Law Stirs Sydney
A NSW deputation representing Commonwealth and State employees plans interviews in Canberra with Prime Minister and opposition leaders to protest proposed union law amendments. They argue compulsory disclosure of union members and addresses burdens unions with annual and quarterly register updates.
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Wentey
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Canberra
D. Ae
Tneir
Australia Ends War With Germany Transition Moves Abroad
Australia ends state of war with Germany as Australia prepares to reclaim assets and restore governance under enemy property laws. Reports from London and Canberra note simultaneous moves by Britain United States France and others to declare peace and restore West German government while clarifying occupation status and property claims.
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Germany
Austasia
van Seemay
Shon Vestorma
Mxtri Alleles
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Enuk
Goran Poser
Casey
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Aimiler
Sonton
Britain
United States
France
New Zealand
Italy
South Africa
Canberra Lecturer Secures Harvard Scholarship
Canberra University College lecturer Ray Cameron wins a Harvard scholarship honoring his son who died in World War II. The grant supports further study in economics, with Cameron planning to begin in January and continue into the main term at UW.
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Workers Strike at Haifa Refinery Shrinks Output
Workers at Haifa's Tite refinery plan to halt operations from Thursday, with more than 600 employers at risk as the Middle East facility cuts production to less than a quarter of capacity. The strike follows a rejection of higher pay and better pension insurance by management, signaling substantial upheaval in regional energy output.
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Truman offers Harriman as oil mediator
President Truman proposed Averell Harriman as mediator in the Middle East oil dispute. A Persian Foreign Office source said the Iranian Prime Minister would need cabinet approval, with the offer seen as unlikely to succeed. Meanwhile Abadan warned of further refinery staff evacuations and output reductions as British and Anglo-Iranian arrangements shift.
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Persian Attitude to World Court Shifts in Teheran Crisis
The Teheran government faces pressure over the World Court ruling on the oil dispute with Britain. Premier Montazeri signals possible withdrawal from the court and renewed tensions loom as protests, labor unrest, and calls for broader action rise. The recall of Hussein Miki from Abadan and disarray within the Persian board accompany mounting political strain. Red China backs Iran as the crisis deepens.
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Butter price not to rise at present
A Melbourne report states there will be no immediate increase in butter prices. A conference between the Federal Minister for Agriculture McEwen and Prices Ministers failed after nearly eight hours of discussion. The Commonwealth plan was debated with state ministers, with no agreement reached.
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Butter Supply Crisis Reported After Talks in Sydney
The Commonwealth dairy board announced a plan to stabilize butter prices with a 20 per cent increase in wholesale distribution for grocers. Authorities briefed distributors and retailers on new requirements and an alternative proposal to ensure normal supplies amid supply chain pressures.
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Commonwealth
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Butler
Imperialist claims spark talk of oil nationalization and defeats
Fragmentary radio accounts describe tensions between British and American interests and a Persian push for nationalization of oil. The discourse references imperialist ploys, wartime pressures, and regional upheaval as movements toward independence emerge amid ongoing global conflicts.
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