Geneva Talks Face Last Minute Reprieve in Indo China Crisis
Reports say Geneva negotiations may resume with a possibility of a paused outbreak as Chou En Lai and Pham van Dong play down hopes. Rhee of Korea dismisses new talks, while Britain France and Russia push for unity. South Korea plans to invite Allied delegates to a counter-conference in Taipei.
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Thurwlay
Chou En Lai
Cambodia
Laos
United Staten
South Korea
Austra
America
Bert Anti Communiat Peoples
Conteran
Talpeh
Parmoen
Two Killed Eleven Hurt In Strathmerton Crossing Crash
Melbourne reports two killed and eleven injured when an empty diesel rail car collided with a touring bus at a level crossing near Strathmerton. Rescue teams freed trapped passengers as injured were attended to at the scene and by nearby towns.
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Melbourne
Strathmerton
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Berathinerton
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Teach
Alm Burke
Ody
Bvrathmerton
Sam Damen Ryan
Bursthmerton
Tocurmwal
No Decision By P.M. To Go To Washington
A morning report claims no decision has been made for the prime minister to travel to Washington. The article notes speculative wording and mentions Mr. Casey departing Australia for Geneva and New Frome. It references Churchill talks, sewer discussions, and Australia's position as talks proceed in London.
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P.M
Washington
Ana
Australia
Tado-Chinn
London
Saint Mark Patron Saint of Brisbane Approval
A note from Saint Mark indicates approval of Saint Mark as patron, approved by church authorities and lay representatives. The decision sets Saint Mark as patron saint in the Anglican church in Brisbane, confirming longstanding devotion and ceremonial honoring.
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ST. Mark
Brisbane
England
Queen Strikes Hi Fashion Note LONTON
Fragmentary OCR yields a chaotic fashion note mentioning Queen and a fashion scene. The readable parts reference style, society and a royal focus, but lack coherent events or dates to ground a clear summary.
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Lonton
Canadian Wheat Policy Endorsed at Ottawa Meeting
The report notes a decision at Ottawa where policy supporting wheat trade and production was endorsed. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but reference to market activity and policy alignment suggests a formal approval by officials or committees.
Hume Reservoir Aid Offer From Commonwealth
The Commonwealth will fund a quarter of the Hume reservoir raise to 24 million acre feet if Victoria South Australia and New South Wales approve the plan. Premier Cain and Prime Minister Menzies discussed the advice reaching the Government this evening.
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Hume Reservoir
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Hume
Victoria
South Australia
New South Wales
Cain
Menzies
Australians Spend 501 Million in March Quarter
The March quarter shows total consumer spending at 501 million pounds, led by essential foods and clothing. Retail vehicle sales slipped while radio and electrical goods rose sharply, with total spending up from the previous quarter.
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Austr Cana
Mare
Pettus
Maine
Ueither
Wigurex
Cocmanwaalttr
Eteabe
Damages Claim Favors Defendant in Canberra Court
A Canberra Court of Petty Sessions ruled in favor of defendant Cecil John Chariton of Ashalle after John William Cartwright of Queanbeyan failed to prove 10 pounds 4 shillings damages from Chariton for a motor car accident in November 1688. Magistrate awarded 16 shillings 10 pence against Cartwright. Pit Aprippara appeared for Cartwright and J L Maguire for Chariton.
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Cecil John Chartton
Ashalle
Canberra
Cartwright
Pit A.rippara
J. L. Maguire
Chariton
Conference On ACT Development Plans Discussed
Officials from interior and works departments led a five year development program meeting. They aimed to mobilize new troops and seek community cooperation while avoiding binding arbitration and costly measures.
Russia Expected Veto May Send Appeal to General Assembly
Fragmented report suggests Russia plans to veto a UN draft resolution and refers the matter to the General Assembly for action. It notes potential reconvening of the Council and a move to seek a formal answer from the General Assembly on the veto.
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Russia
Frauy
Literary Censorship Funding for Board Members Authorized
The government has authorized the payment of stipends to members of the Commonwealth Literary Board for the year ending June 30, 1964. The action formalizes support for board activities and oversight in the literary realm.
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Howoteria
Commonwealth Literary Ip Board
Teething Powders and Infant Preparations Regulation
A fragment notes restrictions on the sale of infant powders and preparations. The text cites an order or act governing medicines for babies and mentions controls on marketed teething powders. Additional context is unclear due to damaged phrasing.
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Lmnpoe
Country Party Refuses Support for Bank Court Action
Country Party declines backing a bank related court measure. The new court process faces opposition from party leaders, who argue against government or financial institution influence and call for alternative approaches.
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Country Party
NEW Court
Victorian Town for Sale near Melbourne with modern amenities
A sale prospect for a Victorian town near Melbourne lists a price of 22.6 million pounds and promises updated amenities. The plan includes a tourist resort and light industries with a cluster of shops, a cafe, hostel, and workshops, plus guarantees on water and power.
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Victoria
Ameniea
Eildon
Malbourne
Austra- U
Wehame
Light Industries
Eisenhower Sees Churchill Trip Steadying Ango American Bridge
President Eisenhower expresses confidence that Winston Churchill's forthcoming visit will reinforce cooperation between the United States and Britain. He notes high level talks, including Secretary of State John Foster Dulles in Washington, aiming to strengthen mutual interests and curb Communist pressures in Asia and Europe.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Sir Winton Churchill
White House
United States
Britain
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Ametheay
Faem
Serten
Jermaid
Asia
Geneve
Mses
Becwine
Cleus
Mamagen
Mir Wikaon
Winston Renee
Mtauitieg Katerean
Anthony criticism of Sydney at annual county party conference
Report notes Anthony criticizes Sydney and Pattie allies during the New South Wales County Party gathering. He accuses undermining Pattie in Lagoon and Hume campaigns and warns such actions cannot continue as the combined party forms the government.
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Ary
New South Wales County Party
Anthony
Pattie
Lagoon
Te. Anderson
Hume
West Berlin crowd battles with Communist forces
In West Berlin a violent scene erupted as crowds clashed with Communists during a solemn 200th anniversary observance. Riot squads intervened after a ten minute fight to rescue units, with police in khaki patrolling as gunfire was reported nearby.
Milder Weather On The Way Over New South Wales
An anti cyclone centered over central New South Wales is expected to bring fine cold weather across the area. The day's low temperature near 47 degrees was recorded at Keediumino with a cold trend at Mlandra showing light snowfall and rain at Pimmitaiml, while other southern regions also reported snow.
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New South Wales
Keediumino
Mlandra
Pimmitaiml
French Critical Of Churchill Recedes In Paris Reach
Fragmentary OCR notes cite French criticisms of Churchill and postwar Tacc, mentioning Paris, New York, and the Amei may be, with a reference to a meeting and a Bewauda Conference affected by French policy. The text shows garbled names and partial phrases.
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Pew Torn
Smerwany
Vintt Point
Ieee Saa
New York
Angio-Ameticae
France
End
Bewauda
Damages Awarded in Family Case Involving Alexa and Baby
Wirow and child awarded seven thousand pounds in a damages ruling. The case concerns self and baby daughter Alexa Meeana amid a marriage dispute. John Duggan of Oxford, Brrest, Gatenend, near New is mentioned in connection with the matter.
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Child
Inerself
Alexa
Meeana
Gamugen
John Duggan
Oxford
Brrest
Gatenend
New
Five Scientists Opposed Bomb Washington 1840 Report
A fragmented excerpt shows five scientists including Dr. and Momle connected figures opposing a bomb plan in Washington. The group reportedly advised the US Government in 1840, suggesting a milder approach be adopted.
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Wabhington
Momle
Dr. 4
Fnaivaney
Four Puerto Ricans Guilty in Major Murder Plot
Four Puerto Ricans were found guilty of a major murder plot in a Seattle court. The verdict followed a lengthy jury trial that began before lunch, with jurors returning a unanimous verdict on counts of murder and conspiracy to commit homicide.
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Fanationaiate
Marder
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