21 Nov 1952
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 21, 1952
Page
1
Fragmented text suggests US President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Eden to discuss global issues. Mentions Churchill and World War II era figures, with unclear quotes about talks and potential European security topics.
A front page dispatch describes President Truman and General Eisenhower meeting for 80 minutes to discuss war strategy and postwar planning. The report notes heavy questions from reporters, cautious statements on appointive matters, and a sense that Republicans face resistance in Congress while Taft signals cautious continuation of policy reviews.
Reports from the United Nations debate describe global pressure over racial segregation policies. Delegates from Halti and New Zealand discuss resolutions on appointing a fact finding commission, while doubts persist on whether the UN is competent to judge race questions. The讨论 touches on the South Africa issue and the United Nations role.
Un officials say a scheduled Korea talks session was suspended due to conflicting schedules involving key mediators and unidentified representatives. The pause affects planned negotiations as regional actors reassess participation and timelines.
Amid a bitter Seoul dawn the United States Fifth Air Force pressed a heavy, destructive air campaign over Korea. Descriptions speak of driving weather and dense artillery fire as both sides maneuver near the front lines. Ground fighting persisted with allied airpower targeting Communist positions, while radar protection and night operations shaped the day’s activity.
A veteran outlines a plan to reestablish meatworks in the Northern Territory. The proposal involves 5 facilities with production tied to Victoria firms, aiming to house a large beef output. Previous attempts in the Morton Territory are noted, including a high-cost World War era project and a previous failure.
In London on Thursday Trene-Canada Airlines announced orders for 16 Vickers Viscount prop airliners valued at a substantial amount. The pact involves multiple international suppliers and signals a major expansion in its fleet.
report from Hanoi says French forces claim control on a 250 mile front as Viet Minh attack disrupts a French column retreat near Pinu Doan on November 11. French spokesman notes heavy casualties, with thousands of troops involved and reprisals feared as battles rage across the region.
Reports from Gunning and Dalton describe a series of tremors starting around dawn with windows rattling and plaster falling at Gunn ing Public School. Police note the quake caused no panic though residents report headaches and unease after the shaking. tremors registered as two aftershocks later in the morning.
A Reuters dispatch reports Tokyo Hawaii flight crews pushing 3,000 mile route with 80 mph tailwind, arriving ahead of schedule. Pilot notes smooth conditions, ahead of normal timetable amid strong winds.
WEW reports a sabre jet set a speed record yesterday over the Pacific near Taare California and Bircuriem with the craft allegedly crossing the sky at an extraordinary mph before the crew evacuated minutes before its planned landing. The vessel required repairs and a crewman report mentions safety concerns and readiness to launch again pending a formal mater evaluation.
A tornado near Grafton caused severe damage to local buildings including a convent about 200 yards from the town, with a fence down and the clubhouse of the Clarence brand wrecked. Many homes flooded as water surged through the area and lives were briefly in danger.
Miners at the Great Greta colliery near Engleton Newcastle stage a stay down protest. Management agreed to operate the colliery with reduced output after a strike notice. union and trades council officials met to discuss financial aid as miners camped at the pit head.
Perth may host an Air Ceylon carrier with potential use of the Guildford route to Australia. The move would place Alport Asimiehy Ure as ANA managing director. Captain J N Helymen, paid today, arrived at Fremantle after a long voyage to Solombs with his wife.
A four year old girl from Chery m Ruck area received 115,380 in damages for injuries sustained in an accident on October 8. The jury ruled the payment to be shared by the Rail Wavey Commission and others named Autrey Lannen of Orasuge, Bromting, and Dan Cresney, each responsible for part of the damages.
A report from a conference shadowed by Senator Left's statement that America cannot fare better without cooperation. Ministers seek proposals to convertibility of the dollar, internal stabilization measures, and a fund to aid equilibration. Australia and Britain pressure the US to back convertible currency and supportive aids for Commonwealth trade.
A wartime briefing outlines roles for defense units, detailing the Pacifian Regiments and Australian volunteers trained for frontline duties. It notes a proposed expansion to provide detachments and support for mobilized units in New Guinea and other theatres.
London reports in the House of Commons claim 8,500 arrests in Kenya tied to colonial actions. Details show emergency regulations granting powers and a later figure indicating 21,400 people affected.
A new fund in the United States called the King George VI Memorial Fund aims to raise about 000 dollars. Chaired by a former WhARCA leader, it plans to provide grants to trainees from Britain while in the United States, enabling them to pursue study and support. The fund may be known as King George VI Memorial Scholarships.
United Nations Secretary faces questions from American members about involvement in the Grand Jury Inquiry into subversive acts. Reports indicate ambiguity on participation and the handling of sources at headquarters.
Britain faces a downturn as a strike hits deep sea trawlers and reduced catches. The Australian market and Australian prices loom, with talks on port access and landing days affecting the trade. Ministers expect improved supply later in winter, while Australia hints at cheese exports to ease currency pressures.
A damaged snippet describes a gruesome scene with a badly injured victim found by responders after an ambulance confined to a senne. Ubu is mentioned amid hazy details of surveying the victim and strange quotes.
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