Free Kashmir Troops Enter Srinagar Reported Capture of Gulmarg
Free Kashmir Government claims penetration into Srinagar streets, capture of Gulmarg, and paratroopers dropped at Pattan were shot by patrols. Report cites Now Desayn correspondent and radio from New Delhi noting heavy activity, curfews, and troop movements amid fighting.
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Karachi
Free Kashmir
Srinagar
Gulmarg
Idan
Pattan
Anse Iy
Naga
Tentore
Desayn
Pesha
Gugle Provines
Kanhure
Agin
Malavajah
Alt Windy Oatietaln
Topore
Lisa
Adler Horne Andles
US CORRESPONDENTS WAVE YUGOSLAVIA DISPATCH REPORTS
Fragmented text reports correspondents in Yugoslavia and Belarusada, with garbled phrases about a government minister, foreign affairs, and an ambassador. Readable elements mention New York Times and a moment of official communication, but core facts are unclear due to OCR errors.
Local unrest report details a bomb scare and deaths
Fragmentary excerpt notes a hazardous device found in Jabal Bundy Palestine tied to extremist activity. It mentions gelignite, a failed detonator, and a related incident with casualties. Police investigation continues with limited readable names and events.
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Jabal
Bundy
Palestine
Partition of Palestine to split into Jewish and Arab states
New plan floated by American officials proposes Palestine be divided into separate Jewish and Arab states by July. A three nation UN supervisory panel would oversee a transition period as Britain agrees to evacuate. President Johnson hinted at UN involvement to ensure orderly withdrawal and future governance.
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New York
Palestine
Johnson
Britain
U.N.O
Byiden
Neder
Merseyside Strike Spreads to Manchester Ports
Merseyside union action extends to Manchester as pickets deter ships at Liverpool area docks. Seamen refuse entry to crews, forcing delays and altered cargo flow while authorities and union leaders discuss wage disputes and training scheme implications.
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Merseyside
Manchester
Crewe
Evening News
Lenvion
Eoerike
Bearwin
Otter
Taranakal
Enon Farhan
Tse
Matum
Tinlom
Benmen
Africa Called to Grant West Trusteeship
A fragmentary report from New York recounts a United Nations General Assembly debate on a South West Africa trusteeship. The discussion includes Britain and Australia, with Denmark noted in proposed amendments and strong calls for South Africa to comply with the assembly’s wishes and submit to the trusteeship agreement.
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Africa
Altes
New York
South Africa
Terry United Nations
Ausalu
Britain
Australia
Une
Rival Soult
Smith
Sontinus
South-Weat
Wool Sales to Japan to Help Purchases
English text indicates wartime trade aims to fund Allied purchases by selling wool to Japan. Disjointed phrases reference American occupation and measures to revive Japanese imports post conflict, with notes on exchange arrangements and payments enabling Allied Military Government operations.
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Japan
New York
Maine
Malta Labour Party victory reported in fragmented note
A damaged OCR fragment notes Labour won an election in Malta with mentions of Maltese and political terms. The readable parts indicate a political outcome but lack clear names, dates, or places beyond Malta. Further readable context is needed for a precise card.
Authors Seakewine Authors on Trials at TIATAMENTS
Sunday report details two authors of a book facing a court action over an alleged attack on a United Nations facility. Plaintiffs claim the work includes defaming and inciting violence linked to political regimes. Proceedings address damages and publication claims.
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Androl Vyahinal
United Nations
David J. Ballin
Bots Nicolwevaky
Vyabinak
Paris Election Results Reflect Shifts in Party Support
In Paris on Sunday, Pinel reports show Contre Wing and de Gautiat parties with 48.2 percent, Belalivta and Independent Bo- Dnnets 7. cent, Radicala 30.6 percent, MRP 88 percent and Pommusiea .8 percent, indicating a fragmented political landscape and evolving alignments among voters.
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Paris
Pinel
Fniaity
Andl de Gautiat
Belalivta
Bo- Dnnets
Radicala
MRP
Pommusiea
Burn Tt Wee Aooemeed Towday By United Mates
Fragmentary report states 153 men aboard the United States vessel as long as 30 years old. Consular in New York confirms a contingent of 8,008 fermentana expected to bear the venture and aid the mission involving Armenia aboard the vessel.
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Armenia
New York
Uae
Ottawa Bans Entry of Jewish Film in Play Melodrama
A Customs Department official in Ottawa said a motion picture tied to Ben Hecht's play A Tag is barred from Canada under immigration rules. The ban focuses on material deemed unfit for entry and is tied to the play's script, which was previously restricted from showing in the country.
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Ottawa
Bunday
Customs Department
Antry
Canada
Ben Hecht
Hécht
Louis to Defend Title in March
Dine Lotita announced he would defend his heavyweight title in March if he retains on December 1. He beats Jersey Joe Walcott and favors an March opponent either Carlos Lommevich or Nand Charles, the negro light heavyweight contender.
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New York
Dine Lotita
Jersey Joe ‘Walcott
le March
Gua Lomevich
E and Charles
Catholics to Give Loyal Address to King
London report notes the National Board of Catholic Women preparing a loyal address to Queen Elizabeth on the occasion of Princess Elizabeth's upcoming marriage amid a tense church-state backdrop. The piece references 17th century tensions and Anglican dominance, quoting the board chair and reflecting Catholic reverence toward the crown.
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London
National Board of Catholic Women
Elizebeth
Nice
Aed
James Tiwan
Eddremm
Imilidad Jy
Ganerieve Rewrantle
Eileabeth
Hillsabeth
France closes ports to Egyptian travelers during cholera scare
Amid fears of cholera, France seals all air and sea ports to passengers from Egypt. Officials report heightened health measures at the border and Cairo health authorities warn of rapid case detection.
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London
Mindsy
Asa
France
Vermont
Chinese Communist Artillery Attacks Kirin in Manchuria
Reported Sunday, Chinese Communist forces bombard Kirin in Manchuria to relieve besieged National Government transports. Military officials note movements toward Kirin as tensions rise amid railway disruptions and protests at local university.
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Hong Kong
Kirin
Manchuria
Australian and Russian ceasefire proposals defeated in Security Council
In the Security Council the Australian and Russian proposals for settling the Indonesian dispute were defeated. Russia urged withdrawal of Dutch and Indonesian forces to positions held before fighting. Australia backed Russia with United States support for directing ceasefire steps while negotiations continued. A drafting committee was authorized to study sentiments and actions.
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New York
Security Council
Russia
Paal
Auatesiin
Wiesia
Viermova
United States
Vunfer
Wayanf
Hodgson
Sentimenta
U.S
Infantile Paralysis in England Figures Decline
London reports a steady decline in infantile paralysis with the peak news in summer. Last week there were 360 new cases in England and Wales, down from 276 the previous week.
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England
London
Wales
US Experts Vital to Greece Recovery Effort
Reuters reports from Athens that Greece values foreign expertise as essential for postwar recovery though tied to ending guerrilla fighting. US interest aims at rapid stabilization, with Athens noting help remains contingent on peace, while reports cite German arms controls and maneuvers near Metsov and along the Albanian border as tensions flare in the Greek conflict.
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London
Taaldaria
Reuters
Greece
United States
Large Flying Boat Launched In Unclear Report
Fragmentary OCR describes a large flying boat launch with references to a tangent plane and hues. Mentions Mr Hughes in a coat, unclear weathering, and potential wording about Washington. Some lines suggest harbour activity and a price figure of nine panes.
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Hughes
Earthquake in Peru Traps, Destroys Church and Towns
A strong quake struck Peru yesterday, causing church collapses and trapped parishioners. Rescue efforts followed as hundreds fled outdoors and some lives were lost when a tower toppled amid the tremors.
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Ram
Anhavitante
Contra Peru
Ieuat
Amath
Ganic
Ehren
Wellington Harbour Plane Crash Kills Pilot and Passenger
A mid afternoon stunt flight ended in tragedy as a biplane plunged into Wellington Harbour. The pilot Jack Ellis, 21, and passenger were killed. Eyewitnesses reported the plane was performing a stunt moments before the crash.
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Wellington
Wellington Harbour
Jack
Ellis
Teoke Glace
Pires
Trusteeship decision for Nauru approved by General Assembly
The General Assembly approved trusteeship for Nauru in a vote reported from New York. Australia and New Zealand supported the plan, with 48 votes in favor and several abstentions. The text notes Dutch, Indonesian and Belgian participation in the broader resolution and mentions reactions by Hodson of Australia and Gromyko's critique about bread costs for the Netherlands.
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New York
General Assembly
Nuri
Australia
New Zealand
Berry Council
Netherlands
Indonesia
Java
United “Tates
Usaly
Syria
Colombia
Poland
Sotonel Hodson
Australe
Asi
Gromyko
Landon Frat Fight Highlights Australia Tour Match
A scrambled OCR summary recounts a rugby or football style rally where Landon, Ayatrts, and Walker are named amid a tense contest. Key moments include tries by Burke and Daly, conversions by Coutts, and Piper gaining a chatve to Wek Yh. Australia led with a late burst as Tonkin and Burke added scores.
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Landon
Ayatrts
Austealle
Walker
Allen
Burke
Tonkin
Wiker
Fiat
Guente
Une
Piper
Walladia Dufeice
Daly
Lote Tan
Coutts
Tonkin Alba
Australia
Laplays
Allighan Resigns From Labour Party After Suspension
Fragmented text shows Allighan resigning from Labour after suspension. Garry Altiphan and other garbled names appear. Mentions House of Commons and voting context, but details are unclear and misread.
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Allighan
Labour Party
Garry
Exbour
Heflin
Howse of Commons
Siduonoursha Cong
Fragmentary Record: Unclear Notes on Vos Assistance
Incomplete lines reference Vos and Rae with scattered mentions of help and materials. The text is garbled, lacking clear events, dates, or involved organizations. No definite outcome or identifiable individuals beyond Vos and Rae can be confirmed from the readable portions.
Conservatives Call on Labour to Resign After Elections
A fragmented report notes Conservative calls for Labour to resign following yesterday’s main elections. It cites shifts in seats with Conservatives gaining and Labour losses across boroughs and counties, highlighting the broader political pressure on the Labour government and party leadership.
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Labour
London
Conservative
Woolton
Adairman
Gonservatives
Peggu
Simon
Bolton
King
Borongs
Sunren
Hearnt
Ory
Taverne
Wath
Amolel Orty
Odallats
Libergla
Wathen
Younty Borwghe
London Bride Gown Echoes Wartime Style
A fragment describes a Beadon Elisabeth gown echoed from wartime brides. The embroidery lace and tyners are noted as simple yet formal, aligning with past royal wedding attire. The King and Princes are referenced alongside the Royal family observing the event.
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London
Funother
Beadoan
Elisabeth
Almple
Rehearsal for Royal Wedding in London
Hundreds gather at the Abbey grounds for a royal wedding rehearsal in London. The event draws crowds along the route to the venue as a ceremonial crowd forms and police manage movement amid a routine rehearsal.
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