Russia Pledges Support to Palestine in Security Council Debate
Soviet delegate Arkady Soboliev broke two days of silence in the Security Council to pledge all necessary support of fir Government, honoring the will of the states of the Middle East and rejecting outside intervention. The debate touched on wording of a resolution, with some members seeking more specific terms agreeable to Arabs and regional states. Egypt, Syria, Jordan and Lebanon opposed two clauses cited as potentially impractical or unacceptable.
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Security Council
Fir
Stetws
Middle East
Jonbs
Ard
Egypt
Syria
Jorsen
Lebanon
le Deca
Smal
Tne
Sueroltey - Cienoral
Sobotee
Shaithy
Generish
Niizalam
Israel
Vaid
London
Evernment
UN Security Council Deadlock Over Arab-Israeli Peace Talks
Syria accuses the draft resolution of undermining the original UN mandate while Britain urges a negotiated settlement. Egypt and other Arab states oppose amendments as indecisive, and Sir Pearson remains firm on his initial text despite pressure for revisions.
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Ayal Spokesmien
Omar Louth
Egypt
Pierson Iron
Hrithia
Plerson Dicom
China leader Chow En Lai eyes peaceful Formosa path
In a long interview with Reuters correspondent David Chipp, Chow En Lai outlined two options to resolve Formosa tensions, rejecting invasion while stressing peaceful reunification. He praised progress toward modernization and warned against foreign interference, signaling cautious flexibility on a future alliance framework.
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Fom
Will Reuters
David Chipp
China
Chitin
Formosa
Chow
Nyasa
Geneva
U.S
Drowned passengers after truck slips into Punt
A truck plunged into the river at Oxley near Exley s stead, drowning a man and three children. Ten-year-old Jeanette Schmidt and Lorraine Schmidt, ages 11 and 9, were among the victims. A nine-year-old boy, a survivor, was pulled from the cabin by a driver before the wreck surfaced. The driver and uncle of the girls escaped, while a hotel staffer helped reach the surface as the truck settled.
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Tarem
Chidren
Cruck
Exley
Lorraine Ichmitzer
Jeanette
Oxley
John Sreenmnay
Ontey
Ieebach Schmiteer
Johy_ Sehmiter
Schmiteee
UN Troops Hold Position on Korean Front as Tensions Rise
General White said UN troops would respond within 15 seconds if fired upon after North Korea opened fire across the truce line. The North Korean government claimed it would not strike the Allies unless provoked, while a neutral armistice commission prepared to investigate violations.
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Korea
Frida
Reuter
United Jutes
Guners
C.D White
Geduy
Cithe
North Soren
Trean
Guneral White
United Nations
Aspection Teu
South
Toren
Wne
North
Koran
Sutlans
Comneni
White
North Koved
Ts Heaps
Unlsse
Shannon Dom DP wins Condiment Purse at Washington Park
In Chicago on Friday Jene Shanton a four year old gelded son of Australian sire Shanon defeated Roman Nettle to win the £1990 Condiment Purse at Washington Park yesterday.
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Shannon
Chicago
Reuter
Jene Shanton
Shanon
Roman Nettle
Washington
Parks
Frozen A L P Fund Released To Anti Communist Party
The document describes seven thousand in roses and funds released to the Anti Communist Party. Mr Tripovich states the party assets and bank accounts will be used to influence proceedings. Delegates and rooms are discussed as rival factions seek control, with plans for a bank inquiry next week.
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A.L.P
Victoria
Tripovich
Serly
Tim Hoon
Lic Commonwearlth
LLP
Wast Wlao
Twavlos
Aeairs
AWLP
Mr. Tripovich
OLP
Hatha
Stevedoring Bill Faces Mixed Reactions In ACTU
Officials including Mr Monte and Mr Monk discuss a stevedoring bill deemed unacceptable by the ACTU. The executive suggests redrafting for a forward plan with minister and attorney general input. A conference is set with union officers to debate amendments and the bill’s proposals.
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Monte
Monk
Mank
Tex Lawoue
Ble” Holt
Negator Spicer
Bill Ahould
Avawa
Wateralle Workers’ Federation
Agitai
Tos
ACN
Electric Train Derailment Delays Western Line Near Clyde
An electric train left the line near Clyde Rah May Station to night, disordering the Western Line. About 200 passengers were aboard Auburn Indiana. Glass shattered in the first two carriages. three passengers to Barrymatia Hospital with minor injuries and allowed to Minis. A railway spokesman declined to disclose the cause. The incident occurred at 7 2 spot near a signal box where a jumper Wie points caused the derailment.
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Sydrey
Aiverpoa
Thy Clyde Rahmay
Tom Auburn
Iniden
Barrymatia
Minis
Tooighe
Australia Win by Wickets in Final Tour Test
Australia beat Oxford University by a large margin to seal victory. Miller led with a strong bowling display taking 3/5 and 4/3 in the match as Australia reached 10 runs for victory after a rocky start. Key contributions came from Rutherford and Keatingham with partnerships that built the Australian reply.
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Briday
Crick
Axford University
Lada
Sourista
Oxford
Iit
Austalia
Australie
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Partie
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Loundarie
Jolley
J. Bailey
Enger
Milles
Philips Ion
Ketlish
API Biwling
Milter
Crawford
Wit
Weg
Tara Yoorr Taha
Wind and Rain Lash Sydney on First Day of Winter
Wind and rain lash Sydney as bitter conditions grip the city on the official first day of winter. Reports from Manly and surrounding suburbs describe sleet and snow flurries, though weather officials say the temperatures remain near freezing and may be misread.
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Syne Subuyts
Manly
Ova
Meights
Carlingford
Epping
Tuva
Armidale
Britain and U S Face Gloomy Economic Outlook
Read like a midcentury dispatch, the piece surveys a bleak forecast for both Britain and the United States. It notes rising unemployment, fragile industry, and tentative government actions while economists debate the path to avert recession. The outlook highlights higher interest rates, government spending restraint, and uncertain demand as key risks.
Newcastle Wool Sales Abandoned
Storemen refused to ship wool as Newcastle sales were cancelled amid a union dispute. Chairman W Pearse and Wool brokers warned momentum would return when the dispute ends, with buyers seeking uninterrupted exports and no discrimination against certain wools. Union leaders blamed the Australian Workers Union for jeopardising workers’ returns, while shipping officials cautioned possible delays into June.
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Rekers
W. Pearse
FSW
Queensland
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Hese
Woolf
Snlon
Wael
Wookgeowern Vey
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Jouvenal
S.W
Hey
Ne Aw.u
Doughery
A. Lang
Craxiers
Federal Rounell
Bucknell
Inia
Sanger
Newcastle
Soviet Diplomat Accused Of Spying In Japan
Soviet diplomat Sergei Tichvinsky is accused in secret testimony of running a new spy network in Japan. Witness Yuhel Rastverov, a former Soviet espionage chief now in asylum in the United States, says Tichvinsky recruited Japanese prisoners who agreed to work as spies after repatriation.
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Etivay
Reuter
Follyo
Sergei ‘Nolbinsky
Mr. Tichvinaky
Sandto
Yuel Restverov
Rss
Japan
Lwa
United States
Rastverov
Tichs Iinsky
Rastvorov
Tichvinsky
Tapanese
Napa
Unclear fragment on German anti rheumatic underwear production
Fragmentary report mentions a Berlin production line for anti rheumatic underwear and a forthcoming event at Radl Maxstod with unclear details. No verifiable names or dates.
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Anteraenmadto Unverwear Vlan
Berlin
AAP Reuter
Radl-MaxStod
In Brief: Jordan Syria pact aims to end hostilities
Jordan and Syria agreed to conclude a military agreement signaling closer ties. A passenger liner from Britain, Cavonia, was relinted by five Italian ships after Boing around Mesajpa Harbor, with 744 American passengers aboard. Ceylon Senate rejected a proposal to suspend capital punishment for three years, sending the bill back to the lower house for reconsideration. The day also saw Thelma Long win 8 2, 6 3 against Jean Portex in the George Nationals.
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Jordan
SWRA
Comrada
Rewter
Syria
Cairs Railto
Ceylon
Senath
Colombo
Reuter
Senate
Dan Wit
Smalltlite Mme
Sweetlion
Erin
Tielma Long
London
AP Reuter
Austen Tah
Thelma Long
Yi Parard
Jean Portex
Oldest men found in Soviet Georgia expedition report
Soviet news agency Tass reports a special Georgia expedition identified the oldest men in the Soviet Union. One Caucasian pensioner, Karaev, aged around 155, is described as healthy and occasionally working on a collective farm. The survey noted well over 40 000 elderly workers in the region.
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Moscow
Priday
Georgia
Soviet Union
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