U S Drops Move For Economic Blockade Of China
Washington report says Britain opposition halts U S plan for an economic boycott of Communist China. Secretary Acheson weighs asking the United Nations General Assembly for the measure as Korea armistice talks proceed. Officials doubt the United States will push further without broad support.
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U.S
China
Washington
State Department
Han
Reuter
Dean Acheson
United States
United Nations General Assembly
Unte
Korea
Achmon
United Gustex
Frultiern Brilow
Watje
Jenal
Kore
Acing
Acheson
Britain
Pelli
Denials Emphasize US Stance on ANZUS Threat
Washington reports quote Mr Micagel McDermott denying Australian threats and asserting the U S did not warn Australia about ANZUS. Canberra sources and State Department insiders deny the sensational claim, calling the report unsubstantiated.
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Washington
Suntay
Micagel McDermott
U.S
Australia
Austral
Aneus
Canberra
McDermott
State Department
Koreans Storm Crest of White Horse Mountain
Fragmentary report describes Koreans storming Crest of White Horse Mountain, fierce hand to hand fighting, and a United Nations stance. It notes Chinese forces retreating from the crest, US observers reporting heavy combat and air activity. The passage cites Allied front lines, losses, and a 269 mile corridor referenced as part of the broader operation.
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White Horse Mountain
Divine
Broil
Kareena
BaDeca
Chon
Jel Fen
Mito Sharmade
United States
South Marsan
Rita Hayworth To Talk With Lawyer In Divorce Case
A garbled report indicates Rita Hayworth will confer with her attorney Bert Crum in Paris around October 18 regarding the future course of her divorce from Pence Aly Baten. The text is unclear but suggests legal proceedings and planning involving Hayworth.
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Paris
Bunny
Se Wen
Bertion Crum
Purie
Ocor
Red negotiators offer no path to Korean peace
Tokyo dispatch reports a United Nations officer saying a letter from a Communist negotiator revived talks on prisoner repatriation. The letter refuses to abandon the principle of total repatriation, damning any immediate agreement to exchange war prisoners.
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Red
Tokyo
Bunday
Aaasreuter
United Nations
Kommunist
Ehver
Nan D
Panange
Pritonera
Indian protest note to France over Pondicherry merger
Indian note to France protests alleged repression in Pondicherry during the merger of French territories with Indian Tamil land. It highlights pressure on local leader Sellana Naicker and calls attention to civilian casualties among Pondicherry residents amid the dispute.
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New Delat
India
Pondicherry
Atlach
Sellana Naicker
Bondicherry
United Nations Reports Prisoner of War Incident
The United Nations prisoner of war command said today a clash occurred at a work party where a prisoner attempted an escape. One guard was wounded and the injured party received aid. no UN personnel were harmed.
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Sungay
United Nationa Prisoner of War Command
Bret
Prises
Perious
Condton
Tommant
Canada Aims to Adopt a New World Calendar
Ottawa reports Canada pushes for a revolutionary calendar reform to standardize world time. The plan, proposed by the World Calendar Association, would reset the year with 13 months of 28 days and a yearly World Day, shifting holidays and weekly rhythms starting December 15 and ending on a Sunday.
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James Jaycee
World Calendar Association
Yeaterday
Canada
Natione General Assembly
Eden Stands Ground On The Sudan Policy
London reports Foreign Secretary Mah Anthony Paton reaffirmed Britain will not abandon the constitutional path for Sudan while awaiting Egyptian input on a proposed Anglo Egyptian Sudanese union. A diplomatic note says Britain will continue to endorse the Sudanese constitution promulgated May 8, with Cabinet and Parliament to consider its fate.
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London
Mah
Anthony Paton
Yeatenlay
Britain
Sudan
Egypt
Powatch
Mantova
Butan
Edes
Nags
Masked Gang Attacks Tunis Radio Station
A masked gang attacked the Tunis retransmission post outside Tunis using grenades and machine guns. Four soldiers were wounded, one killed, and a civilian contractor injured as attackers smashed equipment and withdrew. The post was defended by militia constables later reported. The incident appeared linked to a broader United Nations General Assembly discussion in New York.
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Tunia
Tyr
Hrhree Howe
X Militacy Post
Atk Nilies
Stacion
United Nations General
New York
Attlee Calls On To End Tie In Party Rift
London report details Attlee urging an end to the rift within the Labour Party. He cites disagreement over defence policy and personal group divisions, calling for unity to enable effective House action and joint party progress.
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Attlee
London
Bary
Alticn
Womens
Ualtin
Sociady
Allingbald
Eile Onslias
Canadian Wheat Surplus Reported by Ottawa Officials
Government statisticians report a large wheat surplus in Canada with about 20,100,000 bushels deemed available for export or carry. Officials indicate the figures reflect a sizable stockpile and potential market impact domestically and abroad.
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Ottawa
Funday
Canada
Atomic secrets and Britain's plans teased in rough notes
Fragmentary text hints at Britain pursuing atomic weapon research and possible U S involvement. Mentions Die own atomic weapon and Beitink reseawen, with unclear references to Basin for One pranktion and Univd. Ktates Ina atoin Teles.
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Britain
Beitink
Univd. Ktates
Ina Atoin
Britain and Australia discuss atomic cooperation in London
United States energy officials report Britain and Australia plan atomic cooperation talks in London. Prime Ministers wrestle with a broader Anglo Dominion partnership, naming Lt General Frederick Morgan and Sir John Cockcroft as key figures, with November as a potential meeting window.
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London
Britain
Sheng Peljoy
United States
Uwe Ministry
Australia
Wilhhell
Auntonila
Cakade
Sir John Cockcroft
Beituin'y
REMAN
Secret labour pact fuels supply dispute in Victoria
A covert agreement prompts ministers to refuse supply amid a tense labour pact debate in Victoria. The plan, discussed at a high level, aims to secure governing support and influence state seats, with key figures and venues cited in the dispute.
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McDonala
Fegesaia Cou
Tota
Central Rares
London
Tor Tee
Unable to determine due to corrupted source text
The readable fragments describe a circa historical agreement or objective, mentioning parties named BagI and Mol, with officials debating a proposed arrangement. Most details are garbled, preventing clear identification of event, date, or location.
No End to Threats by Soviet Power Warned
New York Times specialist on the Soviet Union, Mr Harry Schwartz, warned last night that there is no end to the Soviet threat. He said the burden of taxes may rise to protect freedom and that the Soviet Union could eventually develop hydrogen weapons. He noted internal revolution as the only potential check and mentioned morale and living standards among Russians showing slight improvement.
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New York
Harry Schwartz
New York Times
Soviet Union
Schwartz
Duchess of Kent cheers Singapore crowd in open land rover
The Duchess of Kent rode through a cheering Singapore crowd of 3,000 children yesterday in an open land rover. She was accompanied by her young son as part of the annual Education Week rally.
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Duchess of Kent
Whai
Walt
Singapore
Britain’s Nest of Traitors at Conservative Conference
London reports Mr. B Bain, nephew of Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden, told the Conservative Party conference that about 1,000 Communists were in Britain’s midst. He claimed some 2000 others were linked to the church and various groups, labeling them traitorous elements within the nation.
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London
Bundy
Minteher
Winston Churchill
Sovint Aleemmia
Arran
Beilain
Churshill
PrinceMinialar
Ameria
Japan
B Bain
Anthony Eden
Pany
Malan Accuses Indian Premier of Interfering in Union Affairs
Fragmented OCR text mentions Dr Malan accusing the Indian Premier of meddling in Union and East Africa affairs. It references surpluses, anti-Communist sentiment, and tensions over colonial and African governance. The readable material is garbled and lacks clear names beyond Malan and a referenced Indian Premier.
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Malen
Africa
Malan
Union
East Africa
HMA
Anglo Russian Trade Talks in London Near New Agreement
In London during recent weeks Australia and Britain have negotiated a new trade agreement focusing on grain deliveries and related commodities. Officials report progress toward a broader pact expected to boost grain exports and bilateral commerce between the two nations.
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London
Fon Pew
Solvestrom
Ministry of le
Rene Fal
New Foreign Minister in Persia
The evening newspaper reports a shakeup as the new foreign minister takes office in Persia. The prior minister resigned amid a motion for removal, with officials citing political strain and external pressures shaping the transition.
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Persia
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