04 Jun 1951
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1951
Page
1
London reports that British Foreign Secretary Morrigan proposed to the United States to end the Korean War along the 38th parallel. Consultations with UN members were said to follow, with Ottawa and Canada signaling openness to reviewing dates and terms for ending the conflict.
London reports emphasize rapid deployment of paratroops to Cyprus for swift response to unrest. Lord Montgomery coordinates readiness as Colonel Commandant, with government approving measures to position forces for rapid action if trouble arises.
Senate testimony from Secretary of State Dean Acheson outlines a U S strategy for a Korean cease fire within a 20 mile buffer north of the 38th parallel. Officials discuss trade conditions, UN support, and a phased plan emphasizing economic restrictions over a naval blockade at that time.
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson testifies on Korean crisis proposals. He explains that allowing Chinese forces to land would upend UN aims of an independent democratic Korea and stresses the United Nations will continue to push for peace and security in the region without concession on Formosa or China’s containment. Senator questions on a possible retreat to the 38th Parallel are addressed with emphasis on maintaining UN authority and preventing a broader war.
Fragmented OCR text references Moe and Allied forces in Korea, critiquing and praising contributions. Mentions Philippine government forces, a 628-man battalion, and Chicago sector shifts. Language is garbled. details on events, dates, and outcomes are unclear.
Washington Sunday report on President Truman signing Deficiency Appropriations and urging Congress to replace a policy label. Critics decry curbs on civil liberties while supporters stress budget needs and international cooperation amid Cold War tensions.
Jockeys swept four events at Kempton Park yesterday as Auniranna Sockeys led the program. W Cok once rode ce Twarth and taal Winker while A Stranley and Ni, Balle Britt claimed another podium. Rivans also placed, showing a strong display.
The United Nations reported gains along the Korean front with Allied forces near the Imjin River and near Femggung. General Ridgway's headquarters in Tokyo announced plans for a new censorship regime and a consolidated command, while investigations into government scandals in South Korea continued and changes in leadership were expected.
In New South Wales and metropolitan areas, subscriptions to the 40 million Commonwealth Security Loan lag behind expectations despite 93 rural units and 14 towns reaching quotas. Acting Deputy Director Hywerd urged small investors to respond with a record number of individual subscriptions while quotas were allotted to country towns and several municipalities.
The Persian government rejects President Truman’s appeal to open talks on oil with Britain and the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company. Officials insist on principle of nationalisation and seek a negotiated settlement with Britain, while urging a clearer delegation framework and ministerial authority.
A fragmentary statement accuses the Labour Party of letting Britain be misled and kicked around. The speaker, identified as Sir David Maxwell, criticizes Labour for failing to show strength in defending national interests amid international pressure and praises leadership seen as protecting Britain's role.
Contorted wartime dispatch reports drug in garbled language about guided missiles and propaganda drops. Brigadier General Robert McClure described efforts to extend campaigns against enemy troops in Kort, noting thousands of enemy captured and Army leadership statements.
Sydney reports Liberal candidate Dr L J Parr won the Burwood by election after late votes. He held an absolute majority as counting finished with totals showing A G Mallen and others. Remaining votes include special and postal ballots queued for counting tomorrow.
A partial dispatch reports U S concern over the Greek crisis as King Paul and the British ambassador discuss the situation. Key figures include the U S ambassador to Greece and the Commander in Chief of Greek forces, with attention to central events in Athens.
A fragmented item reports a death linked to a sports scene with unclear names and places. Readable bits mention a fatality near a curve or court and reference to a fund and a martyr or town context.
European leaders gathered for an economic conference with the Australian delegation urging a bold move toward unity. Briton and dominions leaders voiced readiness to strengthen economic and political ties, signaling a push to merge Europe into a single community.
In New Delhi the Indian Parliament passed a bill amending the fundamental rights section to permit feudal land tenure and advance backward areas. The bill moved 22 votes to 20 amid clashes over free speech and expression, with Premier Nehra denying further contention and pressing ahead with amendments during the session.
The King, with slight cataract in the right eye, is reported making progress after a successful operation. Doctors announced the improvement following visits to Buckingham Palace, with four physicians noting the king's condition as it develops over recent days. The King is to be attended in London by a Norwegian royal party and remains under careful observation at Windsor, according to Daily Graphic sources.
Fragmented OCR suggests costello may lead the Independents amid a political split. Bevin's faction folds, questions arise about the country’s future under Labour or Conservative rule and the continuance of costello's cabinet support.
A jeep crash resulted in three deaths near town as rescuers and officials investigated the scene. The report notes a culvert and possible structural failure as factors while outlining immediate responses and the victims' names remain unclear in the fragmented text.
Fragments describe mid air collision involving fighters with unclear details. Public confusion follows a chaotic scene with unverified names and outcomes. Further reporting needed to confirm individuals, location, and consequences.
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