Heavy Snow Hits ACT Area In Weekend Storm
Heavy snowfall blankets the ACT region with depths reported around four feet. Alpine Club officials said conditions were ideal for skiing at Mt Franklin and Mt Ginini, with about 40 club members and cadets on the slopes. Officials noted a new 600 yard rut and warned of hazardous driving as temperatures fluctuated from the mid 40s to near freezing, causing treacherous ice and mud. Rescue teams and transport were affected, with weather easing later but planes operating with limited safety.
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Lochen
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Mt. Ginini
Ak Sparta
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Steeting
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Canberes
Eeaidonts
Arena
Arce Feomn
Royal Caberra
Fairbairn
Pam
Lozal Rhee
Bydney
Aino
Austra
Admiral F Sherman Dies Suddenl y at 54
Admiral F Sherman died suddenly of a heart attack today at 54. He arrived in the region after a European tour and met Eisenhower and American commanders. His recent visit to General France touched on the Spanish bases issue, drawing criticism in Western Europe.
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Sharman
Les
Eisenhower
France
Oil Company Official To Remain In Persia
Persian authorities keep Anglo-Iranian Oil Company’s Teheran representative in place as tensions rise. The August move appears unexplained and follows a withdrawal on July 2 amid a British premier and Persian leadership discussions. Communiqués hint at negotiations and potential policy shifts affecting foreign oil interests.
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Oil Company
Persia
Peralats
Richard Seddon
Anglo-lTrenian Oil Company
Teheran
Centurion Tank Struggles in Korea Frontline
A Centurion tank experiences severe difficulties in Korea as it engages at close range. The unit faces mounting challenges with terrain, mechanical strain, and fire from opposing forces, slowing progress and demanding battlefield adjustments.
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Korea
Moslem World Urges UN Action Over Kashmir Crisis
The World Moslem Conference executive committee urged the United Nations Security Council to remove the threat to Pakistan and to resolve the Kashmir tangle by free and impartial plebiscite. They warned that Pakistan’s danger is a danger to the entire Muslim world amid tense Indian troop concentrations near the border.
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United Nations Seurity Council 2
Pakistan
Kashmir
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Dded
London
Economia
India
Security Council
Pakiesa
Pakdatan
Red Forges Grow Advice Sought On Truce Talks
Report from Tokyo describes General Ridgway delaying cease fire talks amid Communist maneuvering. 70,000 Communist troops believed mobilized around Pyongyang as negotiators faced intimidation and demands.
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RED Forges
Eninmuiniet
Ridgway
Pyongyang
Gortmimiats
Mension Involved in Ant Liner Dispute
A late report notes Mr Mension involved in an ant liner dispute with unspecified parties. No further specifics are available in the fragment.
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Mr. Mension
Ant
Pakistan Leaders in Conference Discuss Indian Troop Concentration
Pakistani leaders gather in Karachi for a morning conference to discuss the growing Indian troop concentration along the border and the resulting geopolitical tensions. Delegates from central and provincial authorities considered strategic responses and regional stability measures.
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Mautorny
Karachi
Hunan
Dahlint Sohanguer
Atom scientist Burhop denied passport amid wartime security
Government blocked travel for Dr Burhop and eleven others amid a broad security clampdown. Officials explained the action was precautionary and not tied to a specific criminal case. The move affected foreign office personnel and other scientists connected to atomic research.
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Burhop
Foreign Office
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Spretal
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Inge
Burkovena Theathe
Aurein
America
Amartes
Britain
Hie Cole Veague
J B. Bernal
Politheal Teunings
Mire Times
Husaale
Biridlah
Abe Jasana
Lanna Mionneta
Fiera
Donal Mobaan
Guly Burpras
Controversy Over Scientist Trip to Moscow Sparks Debate
Dr. Burhop, a Melbourne-educated physicist and veteran scientific leader, refused to join a twenty-strong British delegation to Moscow, Prague, and Brussels aimed at cultural relations with the Soviet Union. He cited concerns over secret information and stated his intent to remain in Britain with his family, while authorities considered the trip in the national interest.
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Ridsdale
Burhop
Soviet Union
Runala
Burhap
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London University
Hene Vict
British Association of Rcientific Workers
Ius Atomic Science Manumitter
Ovith
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Jong
Reynoldn Yews
Feusa
Rome
Prague
Bren
Satteliaa
Boct Ety Tor
Indonesian diplomat comments on Pacific Pack and Australia view
In a garbled report from Jakarta dated Sunday, Mr Casey cites remarks by an Indonesian minister and a neighbor, with the Pacific Pack matter and the Green Daines question referenced but not clarified. The Australian stance is said to be aligned, though details remain vague.
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Indonesia
Diakarta
Sanday
Alwirallan
Samy Reerday
Eviehaly
Neigher
Wlaithy
Caney
Pat Yemiainn
Skymaster Missing in Alaska Flight Search Expands
A wide search began for Skymaster after a Vancouver Anchorage route incident. The missing plane, with most passengers bound for Tokin, triggered coordination by 21 American Air Force aircraft over fog and rough terrain near Alaska and Whittier.
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Aterany Toc Uke Cepadian BasaHe Alrhines Skymaater
Nnes Burne
Anchorage
Hi Mont
Paamingere
Tokin
Eharant
Iti
RO Patton
Amar
Hes Hshd
Thy Gui
Alaska
Whittier
Nomye
North America
Scouts Guides Warn About Communion Warne
Scouts and Guides groups faced concerns over a communion event as leaders urged caution. A local report notes wary parents and organizers, with emphasis on safety and proper conduct during the gathering at a community hall.
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Scouts
Red Threats in Burma Prompts Regional Alarm
Fragmented OCR notes describe fears of Chinese and Burmese actions, mentioning Rangoon and Burma related tensions. The text references pressure on Burma and potential shifts in regional power, with unclear links to China and military movements.
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China
Ching
Burma
Thakinen
Amerton
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