Five Nations To Serve On Korean Prisoner Commission
Report from United dispatch says Bwitsarand dian reversed to original decision not to participate on the commission. Max Petitpierre of Switzerland hinted his country could join the commission, seeming to cancel earlier refusals. Sweden, Czechoslovakia, Poland, India likely to join. In Seoul thousands protest armistice terms for third straight day. 800 students demonstrate before Allied billets without violence. South Korea's National Assembly passes a pact alliance proposal with Nationalist China. Han does not specify pact details. President Rhee says he cannot agree with Eisenhower's view that a truce be advantageous in Korea.
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United ‘Dispatch
Bwitsarand Dian
Berne
Switz
Unites Pres
Sweden
Speek
Romblent
South Korea
Swisa
Czechochavakia
Poland
India
Seoul
Atudente
Fempeodedts
National Assembly
Han
Ching "Teradu- Han
Thung South
Wald
Eisenhower
Aorensis
United States
Rhee
Rhee cautions restraint as crisis testbacks urging orderly conduct
In a televised address to the public, Syngman Rhee warned against unruly conduct amid a national crisis. He said his government would protect inherent rights and defend peaceful actions while opposing hostile opposition and extolling calm, urging citizens to avoid violence and bolster national unity.
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Rhee
40 Join Branch of AS CJ Meets on Subdued Interest
More than 40 members attend a branch meeting of AS CJ with officers including Mr Laney and Mr Wille. The gathering, addressed by new State Secretary Mr F F Werd, discusses dissipation under Communist control and limited appeal rights to the Federal Conciliation Commission.
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Dent
Co Laney
T. C. Wille
W. Goldaworthy
M. Dando
F.F. Werd
WAU
W1lu
New Leader in Korea Appointed Commander-in-Chief
Major-General Horatine Murrey MC, commander of the Northumbrian district, is named to lead the Commonwealth Division in Korea with affect from autumn 2068. The report notes his past command of the amashallah toibe Goeson on Perenarco tas and mentions Major-General Michal Weet who had taken over in sas.
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Wa Omega Ee Sete
Commonwealth Division
Korea
Horatine Murrey
Perenarco Tas
Ee i. Simuccead
Michal Weet
Sas
South Koreans wounded by own forces during demonstration
An American collier wounded Koreans when he fired during a Pinan demonstration. Several Koreans admitted to hospital, wounds not serious. Military police arrested the assailant. Commonwealth troop movement restrictions amid possible armistice discussed by Commonwealth Division Headquarters. Canadian press dispatch notes South Korean cooperation as critical to avoid demonstrations triggering instability.
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Pudan
Pinan
Horegna
Commonwealth Division
Canadien
Ordore
Sanitn
Red Warship’s Royal Cruise Displays Remote Control Events
The Russian heavy cruiser Sverdv is to represent the Red Wave at Spithead for the Coronation Naval Review on June 16. The ship’s captain, opposed to fuel and orders, allows officers and crew to tour England, with hundreds of officers visiting London, Windsor Castle, and the Tower of London after a shore visit to Portmouth.
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Sverd- Jov
Spithead
Westrerm
Britain
Royal
Yamtarday
Fudekoy
Shin
Yookarare
Iim
Maigeld
FEN
PLN
Udehoy
England
Portemouth
London
Shin WU
Windsor-Castle
Tower of
Tondon
Battle in Italy over disputed election papers
Italian politics faced a high stakes clash as 1,300,300 ballots were challenged in the aftermath of a contested national vote. Premier and coalition partners seek to avoid unseating a large opposition bloc while the monarchists gain ground in a polarized chamber. The left and communists maintain heft, while fears grow that the monarchist surge could tilt Parliament.
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Chamber of Deputies
Ehat
Vallid
Advertisements in Coronation TV Coverage Stir Debate
The article notes Lord Lawson and two Socialist members of the Movement of Communists will question the role of advertising in American television coverage of the coronation. It argues that American markets show various incidents and warn of potential public concerns about commercial television.
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Anure
Lord Lawson
Mouve of
Commoan
Will
America
telnVision
Drastic Change In Red E. German Set-Up
Fragmented OCR describes a drastic shift in East German and Soviet policy. It notes a nine point truce, prisoner exchange promises, and economic reforms aimed at stabilizing East Germany while signaling broader Soviet alignment. The text mentions Vladimir Semennoy and Miychey in Moscow with references to German leadership and impending policy shifts.
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Berlin
East Germany
Austria
Germany
Eureau
Islany
Hoawale
New Envns
Ean Gernana
Vladimir Semennoy
Moscow
de Tyan Miychey
Test Hilian High Commbasian Raf
Austin
Bugandler
Moxcow
Wwe
Redda Lewis Shot Again in Melbourne
In Melbourne Spencer Street tonight Redda Lewis was shot in the back by an unknown assailant. He was taken to Aurea Hospital where doctors removed a bullet from his back. condition not yet critical. His wife, married December 1881, was flown to Sydney earlier. police questioned Lewis who declined to identify the shooter and said he would attend to the matter himself.
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Melbourne
Thurmay
Taonard
Rade
Lala Wa
Wan Abot
Gusman
Spencer Brovt
WesteMlbourne
Spencer Street
Eurlier
Lewsa
Mr Justice Nicholas Dies Suddenly
SYDNEY Thursday reports the death of former Chief Judge inqu in the early hours near Rowe Bay. The information notes his service on the Supreme Court and mentions his roles as a senior commissioner. The article is brief and relies on limited readable details from the damaged OCR.
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Sydney
Justin Waraid
Tony
Ator Aaden Raha
Hia Rowe Bay
Wad
Goon Elker
UK Chief Of Staff To Visit Us For Pacific Defence Talks
A British defence delegation led by the Chief of Staff is set to visit the United States for Pacific defence discussions with Australia New Zealand and Britain. High level talks will cover security ties in the Pacific and potential joint defence arrangements among Commonwealth partners.
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Pacific Defence
London
Tater
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Downing
Crivern
United Kingdom
Chietu
Ataft Athonaed
Wells
Pacific
Winston Chovohit
Uaontentint
Zealand
Alisa
Bealand
Lanmie
Aun Trilla
Mt Willdeli
Metbaltene
Jenddent
Winie Newepayiern Halland
HollAns
Pulte New Gaines—vitel
Het Parva
Wbye
Guinea
Joseph
Gunsend
Wilhelm
Austrana
Wil
South-East Asia
Ita Deaire
Daley
France
Rether
Start
Amatralia
Oon
Hassett and Miller Fight For Runs In Test
Australia struggles early in the Trent Bridge Test as Graeme Hole and Nell Harvey depart without scoring. Morris and Hassett share a 122 partnership before a weather delay interrupts play. Miller and Hassett were still at the crease when bad light halted proceedings.
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London
Graeme Hole
Nell ‘Harvey
Australia
Trent Bridge
Morris and
Hausett
Hascett
Miller
Hole Dismissed Early In Low Scoring Test
A shredded report covers a cricket test with Australian bowlers Wardle and Mascott delivering. Morrin and Leatarnen contribute early runs while Balls and Lane Hutton face pressure from high bowling pace. The innings stalls before lunch as fielding errors force tight play and several no balls complicate proceedings.
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Praman Tawi Bedar
Ballerat
Morrin
Morris
Wardle Maliny
Eieven Rune
Mamet
Tousddary
Warde
Mascott
Lan Hutton
Australia batsmen struggle in rain hit Test match
Fragmented report describes a wild scene as Africa dominates early, Gallowell and Harvey fail to score, a key catch by Daniel saves innings, rain interrupts play, 30 minutes lost, and the match moves toward adjournment with tense moments and a dramatic error in the field.
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Australia
Aforica
Erdeer
Niel Harvey
Pest Crickat
Wwe
Daniel
Ahort Fine Mag
Eiarwad
Dala Atnge
Trooping of the Colour Report Starts Amid Crowds
The article describes the Trooping of the Colour ceremony with guards marching in formation as the Queen reviews the troops. It notes the traditional salute sequence and mentions the ceremonial duties performed by the guards and staff in London.
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American Associated Press
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Rinenhower
As.cj
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Mario Sonha
Artiag
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Woles T Haneen
Tug Tian
Slessors
Ani
Apollea
Fenlie
Monarchista
Non Profasciata
Gah
Ghan Twa
Niliin
Lda
gVe Wen
Volea
aNelr
Commun
Boolklints
de Gagperi
T Meanegere
Coronation TV
Magietvale
F.C. P
Officix
Bolt Bhy Baal
Bnet Germin Communal Party
Mundo
Bist Garmuiny
Politbureau
Weel Fermany
Falun Howe
Redda” Lewis
Mr. Justice Nicholas
Hassett
Hole
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