Britain To Dispute Peruvian Capture Of Panama Whalers
London Lloyds underwriters estimate potential losses up to £3 million if Peru does not release the Aristotle Onassis whaling fleet. London questions of Peru’s territorial claims emerge as ships are seized in a dispute with Peru. The Foreign Office says it will inform Peru of Britain’s rights to protect its interests and insists on lawful action amid reports of seized whalers and damaged vessels.
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Panama
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Findlay
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Botatn
Linnyd
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Foren
Oh ‘Lava
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Ld Gurmatte
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Alban Yast
Naval Torres
Wureedy
Seomire
Ines
Hue
Dienathes
Lina Per
Port Araltn
Road Intersections Cause Rising Accident Risk
A safety council report shows increasing road accidents at intersections. Mr J C Dury notes many incidents involve pedestrians and vehicles in the 21-28 age group, urging caution and enforcement to reduce harm.
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Kafely Council
J.C. Dury
Vies Ag
Hanenga to Succeed Dr Malan in South Africa
The article reports that Hanenga is set to replace Dr Malan as premier in South Africa, with mentions of dates in November and uncertainties about timing. It references other figures and potential political shifts, noting the broad implications for the government and policy directions under the new leadership.
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South Africa
Maley Baie
Queen Mother bids farewell to America aboard Queen Mary
The Queen Mother, aboard the Queen Mary, waved to crowds from the Ayina bridge as the liner left New York for a five day visit that included a formal farewell at the pier. She thanked Americans for their hospitality and said she hoped to visit again, sharing lasting memories of her trip.
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Yor
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United States I Am My Past That May Visit Nosorrae
Suspects Arrested At Rifle Drill In Armagh
In Armagh Northern Ireland police raided a building early today and seized 44 men amid clashes with gunfire and assertions of involvement with an underground group. Officers recovered weapons and detained several suspects as a security operation unfolded.
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Ireland
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Australia trade deficit with United Kingdom widens
Official figures show Australia’s adverse trade balance with the United Kingdom rising to about £0.74 million in the current year, down from £144.86 million in 1932 3. The report notes a large shipment value to the UK totaling £293,728,000 and imports at £549,301,000, with sea trade balances reflecting changes from 1902 to 1942.
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United Kingdom
Taumet
Neo
British Unity In Ratifying Paris Pact
British leaders rally for the Paris Pact as Labour Party support helps Conservatives push the treaty through. Key Labour Left figures oppose leaders and risk party backlash, while others in Labour back closer European ties. The vote aligns Britain with West Germany and allies ahead of a November conference with Poland Bulgaria and Romania invited to join.
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Ot Commons Insight
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Huang Pachfints
Clement Attien
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Davi Craddock
E. Ferny
Hngery
Poland
Bulgerin
Roumanin
Aagiet Riana
France Premier Rejects Moscow Talks in Speech
The French premier voiced firm opposition to Moscow talks, urging unity with the free world against totalitarian forces. He stressed no concession would ease East West tensions and defended France’s stance amid global pressure.
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Menden-Prance
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Prawre
Senator Jenner Pans Fisinhower Foreign Policy
Senator Jenner attacks President Eisenhower and foreign policy, arguing for coexistence with the Soviet Union and criticizing time for a more peaceful approach. He targets Secretary of Defense Ford and Secretary of State Grulles while urging a shift from brinkmanship to cautious diplomacy.
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Jenner
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Wisenhower
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Chinese Reds Shell And Bomb Nationalist Islands
Communist guns from Amoy shelled Quemoy Island while Nationalist planes patrolled the mainland. Reports say bombardment lasted hours with casualties and heavy fighting around the Quemoy and nearby islands. US and world reaction noted.
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Taipeh
Formons
Amoy
Quemoy Island
Eost
Tay
France Plans Deep Cuts in Indo-China Force
France will reduce its expeditionary force in Indo-China by one third, from 160000 men to a lower level. The move follows a parliamentary finance committee briefing. Pineau and other officials reported costs to maintain the force, with budgets showing 61 million francs provided so far and requests for additional funding under review. Washington has not yet approved further assurances.
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Sorjalis
Indo
Ching
Pineau
Washington
Governor General Welcomes Third Battalion Home
The Governor General William Blin will welcome the Royal Australian Regiment's Third Battalion home from Korea. A ceremony at Briann foaverday will feature an ornamental ceremony and honors. The Duke of Rainhureh, honorary colonel, will present the battalion with a flag and salute. Friendship and cooperation between nations during service in Korea are noted.
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Anys
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Soviet Accepts Western Plan For Atomic Use
The Soviet Union signaled acceptance of a Western plan on atomic use as United Nations delegates debated development for peaceful purposes. The Western plan, supported by Britain, the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Austria, faced questions over verification and international agency ties while some countries urged quicker security council links.
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Tet Deleysie
Aniret Visiinky
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China
Court Warns BW LU Over Union Registration Action
The Full Bench of the Arbitre Ton Court issues a warning to BW LU and associated parties amid a dispute over union regulation. The court states a strong cage of persistent neglect in dealings and signals potential penalties or deregistration actions if obligations are not met. The case centers on BW branch of The Mawker Builders' Amineration and seeks to halt registration or apply sanctions.
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New GPO Office Opens Monday in Canberra
A new General Post Office building in Canberra will open Monday for business. The modern styled office offers public access and commemorates the building’s importance. Officials note it will handle heavy mail traffic, with private boxes reportedly all available.
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Gifts Of Atomic Materials For International Agency
The United States and Britain propose low trace quantities of highly radioactive material to the International Atomic Agency. Britain offers 44 pounds and the U S about 700 pounds claimed suitable for research use. Officials note the totals refer to fissile content not weapon grade material.
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Morris Named Ax Vice-captain in Dirt Fest Contests
Unclear text indicates Morris named vice-captain for a Dirt Fest event with references to Larne winding and Brians at Fi. The article mentions Be Aur and Cont rol, suggesting a prominent tentay at the Australaln Bosra event, with control announcement and team roles.
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Court Victory Acknowledges 10 Pm Closing in NSW
Early results show a tight count with about 20 000 abstract votes and 49 436 for 10 pm while 70 408 votes are tallied overall. Officials expect further clarifications as party leaders and referendum advocates push for policy stances ahead of Monday’s decision.
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Ier
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Todas
Police Officer Dismissed For Third Time
Sydney officials report Sergeant Edward Clyde Davis was dismissed from the Police Force for the third time in two years. The dismissal followed a ruling by Judge Holden and the Police Commissioner Mr Delaney. Davis had been previously dismissed in 9962 and 1065, with later appeals and a final demotion noted amid conduct allegations described as completely unfounded.
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Porce
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Delaney
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Holden
Ensionn Agpeatt Court
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Ciarg
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Davie
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Rom
Toret
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Fener
Royal Pommianion
Newtown
Higher export tax on Ceylon tea announced
The Ceylon Government yesterday announced an increase in export duty on tea. The new levy rises to a higher rate per pound, affecting trade and prices. Authorities said the measure aims to adjust revenues and balance the country’s export earnings.
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Ceylon
Colombo
Lin
Arcond
Privy Council Judgment May Affect Numerous Laws
Rumored findings from Canberra suggest the Privy Council could alter many Commonwealth wealth laws. An upcoming judgment may clarify powers over trade, navigation, and mining, with key ramifications for government regulations and potential referendum discussions.
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Canberra
Erutar Epicer
Tawadie
Orran
iGn
Commonwealth
Ms Hralig
Ford
Victoria Ends All Road Permits
Victoria announces termination of all road permits following a board meeting. Officials cite ongoing price and interpretation uncertainties in interstate transport regulations. The decision affects carriers and could prompt further policy review.
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Victoria
Port Home Rule For Scotland In Parliament Debate
Fragmentary report notes London correspondent Priley Bir Winston states that Parliament is urged to end misgivings about a Rever Comms commission granting Bennlant control over some of its programs. It mentions terms like Terman and animal Wealth and references the commission's recommendations.
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Priley
Winston
Cnarehull_ armour
Bemlant
Roca
Inland Water Evaporation Studies Expand to Big Dams
Scientists report elevated evaporation rates in large reservoirs. A two acre test near Wimmer and the 90 acre Umberimberwa Dam near Broken uses new methods to estimate loss. Researchers note evaporation varies with height and climate, affecting water supply planning.
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Wimmer
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