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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 21, 1950
Page
1
report from the Korean war notes American 3.5 inch rockets knocking out North Korean tanks near Taejon. intense street fighting, snipers in the city, fires and confusion as U S forces hold back enemy advances amid claims the North Koreans lost their chance of victory.
The general warned North Korea had lost its chance of victory as new American countermeasures could tilt the balance. He noted that rapid deployment of major U.S. Army elements from Japan would stretch the enemy and slow their advances, buying time for a stronger Korean defense.
A fragmentary report notes four deputies aiding a Peronist president amid a confrontation involving Argentine outlaws and a Pontian party. The wording is unclear but implies a political clash with security forces.
Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko told Ambassador Sir David Kelly that Moscow seeks a peace settlement by the United Nations with China and North Korea, urging full participation of Chinese representatives and proposing a preliminary security council plan. Britain indicated it would relay Gromyko’s comments while noting constraints under UN decisions.
Calcutta dispatch notes a Tibet border incident with Communist forces and reports on a provincial town seizure. Official sources deny knowledge of the moves, detailing no confirmed actions.
Fragmentary text describes an Australian context with mentions of immigrant families and children, but readability is poor. The snippet references volunteers and a scheme including children, alongside vague phrases about payments and numbers.
A summary of discussions in Washington on how to handle potential wars with Russia and Europe. The focus centers on deterring major war while preparing for limited engagements, emphasizing manpower, tactical strength, industrial production, and allied economic recovery. Reston and officials signal uncertainty and cautious planning.
Reported events describe H M A S Bataan rescuing a submarine while on escort duty near Pahang. The submarine was at least 2000 yards away and later lost contact as the convoy proceeded. Commander WB Marks spoke of potentially more exciting orders ahead. The Baladangs reportedly covered 3000 miles on petrol and convey duty, with crew fatigued by repetitive tasks.
A report outlines an overseas plot by investors to disrupt democratic economies, undermine Marshall Plan effects, and force currency and price distortions. The plan sought to hold back employment, weaken Western goods pricing, and spread Communism via covert trading manipulation and dumping.
Report states diplomats weigh whether Soviet leaders would risk war to stop American actions in Korea. US officials view Moscow’s refusal to back UN efforts as a test of Soviet resolve, while President Truman emphasizes continued support for Korea and peace.
Market activity in New York showed volatility with notable gains in several issues. Demand for war supplies boosted steel copper and related equities as investors weighed potential congressional action and economic signals.
President Truman urged the Free Nations to resist a Communist sneak attack as U S forces vow to stay in Korea until the Republic is restored. He called for increased allied defense, urged unity, and asked Congress for nine hundred million dollars plus extended military aid programs.
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