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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 01, 1951
Page
1
Britain and Persia faced pressure as the Security Council debated measures to manage tensions. The meeting considered interim actions to force Iran to comply with global justice norms and prevent oil company disruption amid midyear diplomacy.
A fragmented report discusses Altitude United Staten, Thy Mocurity Council, and Peresto support for a British resolution on the International Court. It outlines proposed council steps, including creating a moratorium, forming a mediation committee, and continuing operations pending dispute outcomes amid hopes for favorable mediation in Persia.
Fragmented report describes Persian tensions as Britain contemplates a broader war role and potential action against oil interests. It cites cabinet discussions, Deputy Premier hints, and mentions of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company amid internal affairs debates in Tehran.
A historic report details a Persian plot aimed at toppling the Shah, with Britain revealing intelligence on the plan and the players involved. The disclosure underscores regional tensions and the ongoing struggle over governance in Iran.
Diplomatic sources in London say no blockade order had been issued yet as Britain considers steps to prevent an effort to seize oil company property. Reports claim British naval units face patrols near Abadan and the Gulf, with officials denying troop movements beyond those already acknowledged.
In Teheran crowds gathered in the capital’s main streets shouting anti-British slogans and cheering as thousands converged outside Parliament. Supporters climbed on vehicles and rooftops waving banners, while security prepared for potential clashes and police maintained order amid the noisy protest.
Vague OCR fragment mentions Britain and a charger incident with references to a Pro rove St security agency. Details are unreadable with missing names dates and places. The readable bits suggest a brief report or notice but lack concrete facts for a full summary.
The text reports ongoing progress connected to King with references to medical care and recovery from operation. It mentions doctors and a tone of positivity about improvement and bracing efforts throughout the day.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a physician surgeon Thomas and a visit to Lambeth Palace. It references a planned church event and emotions around a royal arrival in Washington, with October 31 suggested for Princess Blair Washington and Mr. Truman.
Fragmented and garbled lines describe food supply concerns, potential wheat shortfalls, and international strain. The piece references government action, travel limits, and looming shortages affecting the United States and Australia amid unsettled policy and a Queen context.
Sydney report notes a post mortem on a nude female body found in Ow river near Ranmaek, death undetermined due to advanced decomposition. Police list victims including Charten Beasley 81 of Parra ive Dok and Crenwell 40 of Merrylands after Great Western Highway crash. witnesses describe head injuries and road hazards.
A Tokyo court yesterday upheld a mass murder verdict. Prosecution charged that the defendants robbed a bank and used ropes, alleging involvement of Hyasewa and an accomplice in the crime under regulatory terms.
A chaotic Argentine crisis saw President Peron tightening control as an abortive revolt faltered. The event involved naval and military leaders, reports of loyalist crackdowns, and the resignation of officials amid public tension. Eva Peron figures prominently in ongoing political turmoil as the government seeks stability.
Reporters quote General Bradley saying the American government has arrived at a decision on armistice terms. Bradley notes negotiations could influence military planning and that Ridgway proposed a conference site with equal access to talks. He stresses the U.S. would pursue a truce demarcation line if talks fail and that Communist rejection would shift military plans.
General Van Fleet said the Eighth Army has refrained from pink through Korea and may extend ground actions. He claimed communist threats were not to be mistaken for decisive victories and warned of summer offensives as plans continued.
Communique reports United Nations forces continuing limited objective attacks across the Korean front. High ground was held with light opposition as UN troops advance cautiously, while eastern sectors see resumed clashes near Fuong and northeast positions.
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