Setback for Laotian Neutralists Amid Mountain Struggle
Reports say Laotian Neutralists withdrew toward an airstrip at Muang Hang in the north as two battalions of air force troops under General Phooti defend the area. The Neutralists faced attacks on Phou Phong Mountain and Lat Bouac as Communists briefly seized the peak before being repelled by neutralist and allied forces.
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Torgy
Mung
Laoroons
Dong Dane
UPA
Phou Phong
Lat Bouac
Mauntain
Ing
Poor Start to Wall Wheat Crop in Western Australia
Perth reports a poor start to the wheat season with forecasts revised downward. WA Farmers' Union president says this is the worst start in 435 years as wet weather halts about 10,000 grain producers. South-West forecasts warn of rain and storms across districts.
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Perth
Montay
Wi Maiey
He WA
Farmers’ Union
Dowerin Jem
Reeth
Perth Weather Bureau
Agnera Rayn
Milk Pay Change Favoured by NSW Milk Board
Sydney reports the NSW Milk Board endorsing a shift to payment for quality. Chief accountant Rex Coomes will travel to England in July for three months to study the new system. Chairman Ferguson says current methods are outdated and unfair, seeks radical reform and plans an official report.
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Sydney
Nsw
Mik Board
Rex ‘Coomes
England
Goomes
Milk Board
Ferguson
Fatal Cave-In Near Parkesburg Claims a Worker
A construction worker Arthur Boggs died in hospital after being pulled from a cave-in near Parkesburg. Rescue teams continued seeking a second missing worker with little hope of survival.
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Parkesburg
West Viregina
Arthur Boggs
Associated For America
T Cam
Heroes Welcome Everest Climbers Return to Katmandu
The American Everest expedition arrived in Katmandu to a hero’s welcome with cheers and letters from home. Ambassador Henry Stimson and many officials walked miles to greet them, though climber Lars Jernstad suffered frostbite and limped with ski poles after a three day march from the summit.
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Welcom
Katmandu
Nepal
Katnan
Henry Stephenson
Lair Jerstad
Hell
Everest
Timely Rain Ends South China Dry Spell
Timely rain fell in South China from May 31 to June 6 ending a long dry spell that began last autumn. The New China Newsagency reported via a British United Press dispatch from Tokyo.
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South China
London
New China Newsagency
Asian dairy venture targets New Zealand milk exports
New Zealand Dairy Production and Marketing Board teams with a Bangkok supplier Pop Dairy Pipes to build a plant and process condensed and evaporated milk from New Zealand. Thailand is identified as a key market with substantial imports of sweetened condensed and evaporated milk. Construction slated to begin immediately as the Thai government welcomes the project and awards pioneer status.
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Aington
Mondiy
Azeowimyt
Zeakand
Bangkok
New Zeeland
Pyrinip
Zeshid Dairy Production and Marketing Board
Directo
Pop Dairy Pipe Shucts
Dairy Board
Thailand
Dw’s promotes D.3s luxury fur slippers
A DJ’s exclusive advert showcases D.3s ankle length fur slippers with soft quilted lining in multiple colors and sizes. The ad invites customers to come in after skiing or at home to try the snug booties and emphasizes winter coziness.
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Magine
Dw's
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