French Generals Plan Shift to Avert Indo China Defeat
Indo-China observers report French commanders urged a drastic revival of strategy to block Communist gains in the Red and Black River valleys. Plans discussed replacing senior leaders and accelerating reinforcements to blunt the rebel advance in the Delta region and northern fronts.
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Indo-China
Hanoi
United Premaria Une
Ganerdd Hena-Ehigene Navarie
Barreme
Wa River
Cem
Paul Iy
Wan
Raudy
Senet Riou Balan Formeer An
Ommander
Juft
Eral Pierre Peliawr
Worcs
Emer
Pola. S'tortein
Wade
France
Hom Tranh
Vanguars
Chen Bier Pru
Western proposal to break Geneva deadlock on Indo-Chinese armistice
Western diplomats pressed a plan to break the Geneva stalemate over an Indo-Chinese armistice. Sources said talks would focus on withdrawing invading forces and restructuring forces in Vietnam while seeking a political settlement. The plan emphasized regroupment of armed forces under international control and warned of possible delays if rejection or unilateral moves occur.
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Geneva
Indo-China
France
Vietnam
Tseo
Bie
Laue
Carola
Ube
Laon
Sxoen
Thdo-Ching
Spain Claims War Promise By Britain On Gibraltar
Spain alleges a wartime pledge from Britain over Gibraltar citing a 1942 document. The Foreign Ministry issued a communique and political figures in Madrid disputed the claim, referencing promises tied to Spain's neutrality and North Africa.
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Spain
Britain
Gibraltar
AAP
Reuter
Madrid
Spanish Foreign Ministry
Martes
Ipl
Alfred
North Africa
Mediterranean
London
Franco German Understanding on War Control Talks
German sources reported an agreement basis during talks chaired by Marie von der Goes Waters to seek European status for security and defense matters. The plan would require a German market role and a common currency with France while keeping existing economic links in place, with results to be reported to the appropriate governments.
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Ehancello Koaren Adenauer
Aid
Henri Tellgen
Coun
Emmattes of
Record May Low Temp Near Ground Across City
A May temperature drop approached a record low as morning readings fell sharply. The sun failed to radiate heat from an upper layer, keeping ground and air temperatures unusually cool despite partial sun.
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Ana
Met
Weather notes report frost in New England plateau region
Frosts spread across the New England plateau as temperatures plunged. At Armidale the early morning low fell to four degrees, marking the coldest May morning in memory with ten degrees below the May average.
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Bydney
Reavient Trust
New England
AL Armidale
Costello To Head New Eire Government
Dublin reports indicate a new Eire government formation with Costello poised to lead. The Fine Gael party coalition, led by Mr A Cantello, appears set to unseat Eamon de Valera. Election results suggest Fine Gael and allied groups will gain a working majority, with June 2 as the anticipated date for formal governmental confirmation.
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Costello
Eire
Ausuin
Enuay
Dublin
Neat
Eamonn de Valera
Fiamma
Fine Gael
Pat
A. Cantelio i
Feapeetad
Ber Vatera
Wicklaw Seala
Pine Gael
Uatour
Fareners
Indepert Duria
Republicans
Dall Lt
Vo Mecom
Dall Seema
Mr. de Valeri
Oime
Hadla
Nave
Be Jong
Can Font & Govetr
Mien
Peasant Pope to Be Canonized in Airborne Rite
Vatican announces Pope Pius X known as the Peasant Pope will be proclaimed saint in open air ceremonies at St. Peter's Basilica. The relics fragment described as skin will be displayed as part of the canonisation events set for June 12 and 13 with Jesuit and Roman priests among the honored figures.
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Vatican City
Eviday
Pope Pius X
St. Fied
Drienda
US To Sell Surplus Grain At World Price
The US Department of Agriculture plans to sell surplus grains including corn barley and rye at world price levels to reduce stocks. The move, following earlier exports of other surplus commodities, aims to avoid dumping concerns while shifting prices below US support levels.
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Wapeomesvn
Rset
UA Department of Agrculture
Aaport
United States
Rhee Leads in South Korea Polls Amid Unclear Data
The report shows Rhee leading in South Korean polls amid inconsistent data. Vague counts suggest a sizable portion of votes remains uncounted as candidates from the Liberal Party appear to hold a tentative edge with limited clarity on totals.
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Rhee
Rae Ee
Taree
Wom
Bratz
South
Orean
Abe
Gntals
Ecouk
Rhee Seen Gaining Washington Backing in Korean Election Hopes
Reuters reports observers expect Syngman Rhee to win support in Washington and be favored by observers amid unclear election outcomes. Communist charges against Rhee’s government arise over alleged election meddling and violence to influence votes. American officials cite Geneva Conference deadlock on Korean unification as highlighting competing positions.
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Rhee
Washington
Marty
Otterpretate
Reuter
Geneva
Byngman Rhee
Inti
Wan
Uaying
N Z declines to join pact unless Britain included
New Zealand Foreign Minister Clifton Webb said New Zealand would not join a defensive alliance unless Britain was a member. Britain did not want to include New Zealand in the proposed pact, and talks referenced the Geneva conference and an anti alliance scenario.
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N.Z
Britain
Disordel Bet Wat
New
Zealand
Clifton Webb
Allience
Sivde Beltalh
New Zealand
Anglo American Rift Over South East Asia Pact
Western and British views clashed on forming a South East Asia defense alliance with the United States, France ready to join while Britain hesitated. Geneva talks influenced calls for Indian Ocean and Vietnam policy, with Eisenhower's push drawing mixed reactions in London and Paris.
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Britain
United States
France
Canada
Rusia
London
United Nations
Parinayere
Paris
Washington
Ibs
Evry
Tau ' Vi
Aaa
America
Third statement in Quinn charges sought by Attorney General
A Sydney police inquiry details a push for a further statutory declaration in the Quinn case. The solicitor for Guivin claims Mr Delaney interviewed him to influence the matter and asserts only two declarations exist. Police say the inquiry examines bribery allegations and related prosecutions.
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Quinn
Sydney
Sheahan
Gotions Sloner
Poiles
Delaney
J. i
Departtment of Justice
Tovar Gregory
Vincent Smnair
Hs Wes
Tnwpactor
Admidge
Inverel
Guivin
Guy Smith
Oly
Dorlor
Inguley
Ae Pieter
Missing Man Tyler Sought By Police In Ryde Area
Police search for Tyler Cremorne missing since late yesterday. He was last seen near a scrub and a lab facility. An old Rise-Om car with cartridge traces was found nearby, and officers believe he may have connections to coal research work at Ryde and Sydney. No solid lead on his location or purpose for leaving.
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Peyroning Rer Salmelng Laboratory
Asaingant
Ryde
Sydney
Pollee
Oime
Early start urged on military talks in Far East
British newspapers urge Britain, America, France, Australia and New Zealand to begin without delay talks on defending South East Asia. They warn not to delay and stress each nation must define its interests and assess available forces, with Australia pressing for immediate action due to its proximity to the troubled region.
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London
Britain
America
France
Australia
New Zealand
South-East Asia
Aueralia
the Times
Oman
Far East
Times
Malaya
Umwaa
Washington
Bouh-Ban
Asia
Nauatralia
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