No Progress in Buffer Zone Talks at Kaesong Cease Fire
Tokyo reports little tangible progress after the 13th UN and Communist mediators session on Korea cease fire talks at Kaesong. The discussion focused on a buffer zone across Korea with officials noting no breakthrough as the meeting opened new bargaining tensions amid continued hostilities and allied observers.
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Tokyo
United Nations
Com Wuniet
Korea
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Indo-China Sub Diplomatic Movements Reportedly Tangled
Fragmentary text notes shifting Indo-China diplomatic ties amid mentions of Saigon, northern neighbor China, and various officials. It references a plan or trip to an emperor's plane and a return to Saigon while noting undisclosed medical or security matters.
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Tony Fay Yin
Nnatmnog
Saigon
Suuey
China
Britain Sends New Proposals to Persia
Report states Britain has submitted fresh proposals to Persia via Ambassador Grady. The text notes American Ambassador Harriman and officials in London express outrage. The proposals involve a potential treaty or settlement, with emphasis on economic or political terms under discussion.
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Britain
Persia
Dewey Watched by Singapore Police During Saigon Visit
Mr Dewey, New York governor, travels from Saigon with Malay police guarding him while Vietnamese French authorities manage Indo China tensions. The escort includes detectives as Dewey arrives to observe the situation and discuss possible US aid via Main China policy.
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Farue
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Saigon
Leewey
United States
Mr Casey Arrives in Bangkok for Talks with Officials
Mr Casey arrived in Bangkok from Anglon today and was welcomed at the port by the British Ambassador Designate. He is scheduled to meet Prime Minister Field Marshal Pibul Songgram and Foreign Minister Warakarn Banc Stevens tomorrow.
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United Nations Medal for Korea Named in Ceremony
In New York a UN medal for Korea was announced. The medal honors Allied forces in Korea with nine white ribbons and eight white obverse stripes. One side bears the inscription Defender Whoo in defence of the Charter of the United Nations and the other bears the emblem of the United Nations.
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British Iran talks aim to ease Abadan refinery pullout
Mr ALB Mallan signals phased Anglo Iranian staff reductions in South Persia as Britain plans gradual withdrawal. About 680 Britons to stay at Abadan and Bandar Mossur with 200 others abroad while technicians remain for maintenance. Aimed at clarifying British government stance after Tehran negotiations and possible future cooperation with Persia.
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Narcotics Ring Broken in U S New York Sunday
Eleven ring members charged with drug distribution and counterfeiting following seizures. The operation involved imports from France and Italy with arrests expected as authorities pursue further suspects.
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U S Price Control Weakened in Washington Sat
The article notes a shift in price controls with weakened wage limitations and broader policy changes. It references an Economic Stabilizer and actions moving toward adjustments in wartime price regulations, with political debate across the House and Senate. Names and specifics are partially garbled but indicate ongoing economic policy contention in Washington.
Propaganda Drive Targeting Wool Market Warned of Synthetic Fibers
New York Times reports wool fabric suppliers allege a propaganda campaign to depress wool prices. Government plans include predicting man-made fibers to expand use, while industry sources say producers fear supply disruption and deliberate price manipulation amid wartime controls.
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Minister Warns Wool Growers Of Dangers Ahead
The minister warned wool growers about risks linked to a proposed plan for 4.0, with Australia set to lose 61 million pounds for purchases and 10 million from the United Kingdom. If adopted, the scheme would last five years, guaranteeing a price floor but no ceiling and allowing sale freedom to buyers.
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Wool price spike drives non clothing purchases in New York
New York reports indicate high wool prices fail to influence clothing. government orders fuel wool purchases. Bureau data show current peak prices align with other wares in primary markets, while autumn clothing lacks wool pricing at peak levels. Dealers note most wool bought recently was speculative, aimed at government contracts.
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Truman Warns on Soviet Military Expansion
President Truman warned of increased Soviet military aid and arming abroad and at home. He cited a steady flow of new equipment to Communist forces, urging mobilization and vigilance against perceived global aggression. He noted rising armaments in Bulgaria Romania Hungary and Soviet strategic moves in Europe and Asia.
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Cabinet Recides On 40 Hour Week For Public Service
The Cabinet decides to cut public service by 10,000 jobs and shift to a 40 hour week from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm with Saturday half days, aiming to reduce costs and extend community service. Provisions include overtime rules, department by department cuts, and a staged effective date starting late September.
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Menzies to State Causes at Sydney Conference
Sydney dispatch reports Prime Minister Menzies will outline inflation causes at the federal conference in Sydney. He plans to discuss employer and employee roles, and hopes a fruitful exchange of ideas with state premiers in Canberra will help tackle inflation and related issues.
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Cotton quota windfall in U S awaits action
Fragmentary report from Washington indicates the Commerce Department may set a cotton quota extending for four months until August 1. The tentative plan references prices and allocations, with figures around sixty thousand in unspecified units, awaiting final approval and details.
Spanish Protests to U K and France
The Apaniat Foreign Ministry said London and Paris Embassies nudged to Britain and France about their attitude. A communication urged that Spain and its government reject new attempts involving Britain and France. The note stressed unity with the United States in conversations.
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