05 Nov 1951
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 05, 1951
Page
1
A disputed report describes rising intimidation in the Suez Zone amid unrest. British and Egyptian officials discuss demonstrations and calls for workers to return to employment, with warnings that expulsions could worsen public security. Prime figures include Brigadier Hind and the Egyptian Governor, noting plans to manage the labor disruption and its broader impact.
A distressed Soviet statement accuses Turkey of moving toward an Atlantic pact with the United States and West Germany. It criticizes Turkish leadership and warns of military bases and broader alliance plans, demanding an explanation from Ankara.
Fragmented report details Dessmanas troops marching to the canal area. Mentions Grenadiers and Cameron Highlanders, Guards arriving from Tepalt, and 70,000 allied forces believed to be in the region. Calls it a massive buildup with mines and barrier defenses under heavy pressure.
Mosaddeq is said to remain hopeful for discussions with the State Department over the reopening of Pearlite-Seican outlets, as tensions mount in Teheran. Reports describe armed guards at Teheran University, with clashes between Communist and non Communist students and police fearing unrest in a newswire flash from Sunday.
Pundit Nehru spoke Sunday about Egyptian sovereignty over the Suez Canal and suggested international arrangements could enable traffic while Egypt plays a major role. He commented on India Pakistan ties after the Pakistani prime minister’s death and said past British positions have little bearing on current India policy.
Reporters cite talks at Panmunjom where Communists refuse to abandon their plan for neutralization of Korea while Allied proposals seek a demilitarized zone and joint policing. Major differences persist as the United Nations presses for a provisional line and ceasefire ahead of broader talks.
Fragmented text appears to reference a national university event or visit with names like Bruce and Chateau, plus travel and rail details. Readable pieces are sparse. no clear date or outcome available.
Political observers in Damascus expect a brewing rift over the pact with Syria cabinet tensions rising as Prime Minister Maxine declares firm, honest views. The dispute could trigger cabinet resignation and plunge the country into a prolonged government crisis.
Mutiny at Wittenberg base leads to the deaths of all Red Officers and NCOs of the Bo It Air Force. Military police forces reportedly gunned down in the uprising as flying activities halt. Personnel being evacuated in groups to unknown destinations.
India tops Australia in a high scoring Test with Aleve Innings marking a strong start. Hucite sets a national record as top scorer for India with 164 as Tabathar remains not out batting at Hampe.
A fractured nose may sideline Walcott and captain Worsted Tudven as the West Indies face further play at Durenstand. Walcott attempted to nook the ball from Rayimer off Batards but misjudged the stroke and missed, with play halted as care was taken.
An 18 year old youth was charged with the murder of his cousin Michael Francis Norria of Bamoraet Street Richmond. The victim was found in the hall with a 38 plate near the body. Detectives charged Maurice Abrahams with murder and another youth with possession of an unregistered firearm after an argument and struggle for possession led to the fatal confrontation.
The White House says one president aims to end a long dispute and that major radio and television networks will carry the speech. Officials quoted Nadine General Am and others as saying Western powers would not initiate national moves for peace yet.
A damaged Argentine liner Maipu was reported sunk after a collision with a German tug in fog off the coast of Germany north of Une island. General M. L. Hersey and crews aboard were rescued. initial reports listed 270 aboard with 238 passengers and crew saved.
A sensational dispatch claims China boasts a vast militia of 2.8 million and warns imperialist powers of total defeat if a third world war erupts. It highlights alleged alliances with Russia and Communist China and predicts severe retaliation for dissidents, framed as a call to national preparedness.
Sunday in Buenos Aires a powerful bomb exploded near a gas plant, damaging several buildings and windows. President Perón, campaigning for a new six year term, was present as the city faced shock and security concerns.
ambiguous fragmentary report shows U S initiative toward peace, arms control, and safeguards. mentions Germany occupation influence and calls for restraint, with unclear reference to Soviet Union and possible proposals to empower powers toward conflict reduction.
A Washington official quoted in the New York Times describes the U S disarmament push as a strategic effort to advance world peace rather than major domestic changes. The United Press notes Allied plans for a new framework to limit arms and seeks Soviet guarantees on a comprehensive arms ban. French support is indicated as favorable, while timing remains key as leaders weigh a broader peace strategy.
A fragmented text describes a proposed collective security system led by a Brinn Foreign Minister and Mr Avhowen. It envisions a United Nations military force capable of deployment worldwide and funded with American support, composed of member countries.
London Sunday dispatch notes the sixth session of the United Nations General Assembly opens tomorrow with debate over major East West differences. The Fifth Assembly winds up after a year of activity as the longest on record. Delegates will elect a President. expectations center on Dr Lili Pudlle Norvo as permanent Mexican representative and a Soviet delegate may outline a bold revision of the Big Four policy.
Fragmented report describes new UK government posts including Lionel Wrederick as Attorney General candidate and promising appointments across the cabinet. Mentions Churchill and Heald in Parliament, with reference to powers and possible reforms amid a tremor of change.
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