Clark repudiates extorted Koje concessions in Dodd release
General Markwork repudiates so called concessions that secured the release of Brig. Gen. Francia Dodd from Communist prisoners on Koje Island. He says the agreement has no validity as it was obtained under threat to a UN officer’s life.
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Kyo
Thurwlay
Markwork
Francia Dodd
Koje Island
Clark
Collera
United Nations
Golacn
Generel Clark
Genert Athe Naine
Tutioe
Telamn
Whammg
Enator
Denrioad
Pusan
Korea
Monsage
Wu -Atiny
van Peel Dew
Eres
Fmtece
Anihet
Defence Cuts Cold War Tension in Washington Debate
President Truman warns Congress about defense cuts risking a renewed Cold War while praising recent Soviet tensions and urging strong support for foreign aid. He argues nonmilitary pressures may fail and stresses energy will shift to peaceful purposes if containment holds.
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Washington
Unita Sintonight
Grace Continand
Sindetmoe
Covaenet
Ania
Lefonte Requeth
Euruidg
Nomi
Australian golfer Von Nida defeated in London draft match
In a London match play event at the 2000 GNA Penfolds tournament on the Lindvidon course, Australian Norman von Nida lost in the draft round. He was defeated 3 and 4 by A Lees of Britain. Another Australian, Peter Reaame, also played.
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London
Auntrailia
Norman von
Liundvidon
von Nida
A. Lees
Briain
Peter Reaame
Fatality in Sydney Fog Claims Seaman
A fogbound night near Sydney ended with the death of Mubeet Wart, a seaman aboard the freighter Walvia Bay. He was found dead at the foot of the ship's accommodation ladder, believed to have fallen while ashore. Police and port officials investigated as fog disrupted air and ferry services and caused multiple accidents.
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Sydney
Ardhey
Walvia Bay
Hb Poilce
Nelleye Ward
Dlacatat
Menzies to Discuss Pacific Council Plan
Report of Mr Menzies in route to discuss the Pacific Defence Council with Australian and New Zealand officials. Spender notes no formal understanding. aims to review implementation of the Pacific Treaty and exchange ideas on security collaboration.
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MR. Menzies
Pacific Council
Mir
Menzies
Don
Washington
Achewon
Ashriend
Avatralia
Acheyon
Bottr
Australia
New Zealand
Ats
Conor
Monsion
Citeey
Salts
Clifton Webb
Pacifc
Hope Fades for End of Oil Strike Negotiations
Hope rose briefly for an oil workers end to a national strike as Denver officials proposed wage increases up to 15 cents an hour. Union leaders urged all oil companies to bargain while local officials moved to reach early agreement. The policy plan would raise pay if a settlement is reached based on the board’s wage formula.
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BOK
Nara
Arly
Denver
Tne Board
Red Charges of Atomic Warfare on Korean Front
Tokyo reports state the Communists accuse the United Nations of experiments with atomic bombs on POWs. General Nam Li repeats claims at the truce talks while UN negotiators deny such charges and press for a concrete reset of discussions. Admiral Joy plans to return to the talks tent tomorrow.
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Red
Tokyo
Hellans
Wang
Nam li
Qanarel Aha
United Nations
Lala
the United Nation
Inga
conBnernent
Gs Germne
Lon Se
Joy
Waterfront Evidence Sought Amid Legal Contempt Battle
Fragments indicate the Commonwealth may pursue contempt actions against Federation leaders. Mass Waterriders meetings were planned to address the issue, with ministers and attorneys cited in contested claims.
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Ant
Healy
Deepatche
Commonwealth
Federation
Heparta
Tawnichingg
le Federation
Tipleer
Waterside Workers Meet To Discuss Stopwork Monday
Officials from the Waterside Workers Federation and ACTU hold a meeting to decide on a ban affecting overtime. Commonwealth investigators visit Rodney offices as talks assess Friday outcomes and potential further disruption. About 28 000 water workers in Australia could be involved in the stoppage.
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Hyunfy
Smraday
Mornay
Ofclale
Uh Watersite Workers! Federation
ACTH
Betare
inverIe Arary Commonwealth
Rodney
Wraleraidees
Juntice Kirby
Neler
Pvertiane
Bonk
Imilar
Bannar
A.C. TA
Federation
Mone
Tr Shutcome
ACLTA
Federation Amicuale
Ratuiay Marine
ACTA
Irby
Moluccas envoy to Canberra seeks support for exile republic
Darwin reports Mr. Lokolla laft travels by Constellation to Canberra to press for recognition of the exiled South Moluccas government and for Australian backing in reengagement with the Republic. Lokolla is minister for Food and Supply in the exile regime and met the minister of Maternal AMT arm Mr Cemy in Darwin.
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Darwin
PW. Lokolla
Constellation
Sydney
Canberra
South Moluccas
Lokolla
Cemy
M.reengrlinn
Nftt
Repubic
South
Moluccas
Dutch New Guinea
No 4 power plan for W New Guinea discussed in New York report
A New York report cites denials from multiple parties on a proposed temporary solution for the Duleh New Galawe problem. The plan involves negotiations among leaders, with mention of the Dutch New Guinea context and potential third-country involvement. The report notes reactions from Indonesian and Australian stakeholders and references a commission’s stance.
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York
Thureday
Thal & Fone
Bower Commission
Steelenger
Heme
Netherlands
New York
Washington
Morais
Fondation
US aims to hold Western Front in Berlin and Germany
Secretary Acheson states the United States will maintain the Western Front in Berlin and safeguard the Western Zones of Germany. He warns against Soviet coercion and signals a firm position ahead of upcoming peace talks. Western powers stress unity and readiness to counter aggression.
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Don GE
Achaxen
United States
Berlin
Germany
Berlin Tensions Rise Over Allied Access At Border
Reported Allied and German forces clash near the German border as control of routes and checkpoints remains contested. Western diplomats note cautious movements while officials in Paris and Washington assess Vos lines and possible convoy permissions amid ongoing border patrols.
Amenities For Servicemen On Matomic Isles
Amid limited readable text, facilities for Allied service personnel on Matomic Isles include a coastal base with quarters for combined operations. Australian Air Force personnel clear land for recreation while naval units prepare for potential atomic age deployments. A swimming pool and shore protections are mentioned along with planned welfare and medical facilities for soldiers and sailors on the island.
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Grulow
Britain
Monte Ballo
Royal Navy
Kim
Sf Trramanti
Jaland
Russia proposes international control of atomic industry
The article reports a Soviet bid to form an international agency to acquire and operate all atomic enterprises, with financial details and opposition from Western delegates. It notes discussions at the United Nations and replies by French and other officials on feasibility and governance of global nuclear production.
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United Nations
Tinormament Committee
Yeaterday
Defenice
Jules Mornalt
Bel
Prisen
Bam
Pawer
Hughes urges Australia to back Guinea reform drive
In a landmark speech MP Kent Hughes argues that the future of Papua New Guinea and the Western Pacific depends on swift self government and continued development. He warns workers and families would suffer if progress stalls and urges Parliament to support broader autonomy and resources for the region.
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She Sowa
Australis
Shickly
Ian Ane
Pteaana
Idasr
Canerra
Aoery & Naan Fire and Shope
Foaet Development
Tete
Tratia
Papua
Medaing
Pertiament
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Karen la Washington
Rennier Pryies Seiden
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Piaity
Francis Dodd
Sonia
Canserra
Gemaic
Nthe
Mateo Ie
Bpenviow
Auatras Han High Commingianor
Canada
Forde
Merien
Wit Atom
Francisco Latr
Trv
Vancouver
Vandegpen
Thin University of British Gainmbin
Heanvinen
Feu
Turner
IMAL
New Guinea
Vun Perurg
Mage Union
Acheson Mall
Benn
Weater
Ube
Wester
Bunwe
West
Cerman
Threu
Bir
Avy
Beth Mina
Havick
Kit Wouter
Norridors
Min
Baris
Marcin Ainleter
Schuman
Amerisan
Mr. Askasan'al
Isles
Ie Annasyian
Yal Marines
Royal Engineers
Yeoyal Auman’ Navy
Australian Army
Onelow
Islanda
Eric Equlpenee
Mathemmtiog
Ordonato
Tentators
Ma. Churchill
Vest
Sale Aegean de BT
Cmbrenih
Ret
Hugh Adanire
Ty Alain
Aia Ng
Jy Remy
Potate Central
Guinea
Te. Hughes
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