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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 09, 1953

Page

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Counter Proposals To Red Plans For Truce Likely From U N

Fragmented account outlines potential UN counter proposals to Chinese and Soviet truce plans. Mentions Britain's tentative stance, Labour motions, and hopes for high level talks among Britain United States and allies. Notes Dulles remarks on Korea peace and UN command. Dialogue references several nations and wartime prisoners.

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Eisenhower speech on preventing atomic war cited

President Eisenhower warned that atomic war must be avoided and urged unity with allies, noting the dangers of escalation in Korea and the need for peace. He spoke amid Republican wins and foreign policy debate, stressing readiness while seeking international cooperation to deter nuclear threats.

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Mr Menzies to Contest Kooyong Electorate

The Prime Minister Mr Menzies plans to campaign in Kooyong Victoria while Mrs Menzies stays in Canberra. Dr Ewart will likewise depart for Canberra for coronation preparations and will not accompany her husband on election day.

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Reds regrouping north of Luang Prabang

An Asian front update notes Communist forces regrouping north of Luang Prabang as French and U.N. positions come under pressure. The article references the broader conflict in Indochina, with mentions of Sino and allied reactions, and quotes from Washington about postwar policy and international tensions.

Luang Prabang U.N Hangi Milo China Laos

Coal Owners Plan Pillar Extraction Machinery

The chairman of the Combined Colliery Proprietors Association, E. E. Warren, said coal owners will install and use pillar extraction machinery after talks with the Miners' Federation broke down. Warren cited a Federation claim that pillar extraction policy had been settled, though miners disputed the claim and the meeting ended without agreement.

Sydney Frittey Combined Colliery Proprietors’ Association E. E. Warren Mr. Warren Miners’ Federation Warren

Body dug up at Mascot identified as unnamed local man

Police from Mascot and Long Beach district exhumed a body found in a shanty area near Mascot. The man, nicknamed Cock Eye Wilson, appears to have died from blunt instrument wounds. Investigators say the victim’s real name is not yet known.

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Old cannons found off Western Australia linked to Batavia era

Salvage teams aided by small boats and rafts recovered cannons said to date from around 1787. The finder suggests possible ties to the Batavia wreck era and reports that the commander of the Mijiduri intends to seek a West Australian society contact regarding the find.

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Pacific Air Lines Review Heads for Route Changes

An aviation note surveys Pacific airways and major carriers including Canadian and Pan American lines. It outlines new tire and airways standards, routing adjustments, and anticipated impacts on schedules and service reliability.

Australia Wins by Innings and 94 Runs Over Yorkshire

Australia defeats Yorkshire by large margin, leading from the start and winning by an innings and 94 runs. The match features several notable dismissals and bowling figures, with Australia’s bowlers dominating while Yorkshire’s batsmen struggle to build partnerships.

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