17 Oct 1951
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Oct 17, 1951
Page
1
Cairo reports say six Egyptians and two British nationals died as mobs attacked a British canteen. Egyptian Army units moved to Ismailia to restore order amid renewed anti British demonstrations. Secretary Morrison called an urgent meeting as security measures were tightened and communications were disrupted in the Canal Zone.
Reports say U N and Communist negotiators arrived to break a stalemate in Korea as talks convened in Tokyo and Panmunjom. The UN proposed neutral zones around Kaesong and Panmunjom while warning of a possible counteroffensive if talks fail. Allied forces prepared for new operations along a broad front, with commanders stressing readiness for winter campaigning and continued diplomacy to avoid a broader war.
Confused reports describe clashes as about 1,800 demonstrators and police faced off in the canal zone. Egyptian authorities noted resistance movements while Britain considers troop actions amid anti Western sentiment. A British soldier was stabbed in Salt el Ean as crowds shouted anti British and anti American chants.
Fragmented report describes a proposed Middle East command plan with drones and new artillery units. It mentions talks in London and Cyprus, funding estimates around 0,000, and expected U N servicemen contributing to a wartime effort as conferences proceed in late November.
Air Marshal James Hardman, 62, newly appointed Australian chief of staff, calls for a large reserve of trained airmen and strong defenses to deter invasion. He argues Australia needs a sound organization of the defence system and wonders about the wisdom of appointing a British chief to lead reforms in the Air Force.
The government considers subsidy aid for the egg industry amid opposition and shifting policy discussions. Officials outline potential impacts on production and markets as legislators weigh next steps.
Announcing yesterday, the Minister in charge of the Vialt ME and the Princess with the Duke approved revisions to country visits within the general framework of the Munetary. State Premiers were informed of changes, to be announced later.
Royal visit coverage highlights include a National Guard salute broadcast to millions in American homes and closeup chats with the couple. Crowds line streets from Atlantic to Pacific as Detroit River salute and televised scenes showcase Princess Elizabeth and Prince Kilns.
In New York on Tuesday Prime Minister Mouadeq urged the Security Council to keep hands off the British Persian oil dispute and allow Persia to shape its own economic destiny. The council heard the Persian case and a speech by Sir Gladwyn Jebb before adjourning to a later date.
The Prime Minister denied a Herald Pabimet claim that the government shelved the television project. The audi 1 proposal had not been considered by Herald Pabimet as reported.
In Karachi a gunman fired two revolver shots at Linquac Ali as he prepared to address public meetings near Rawalpindi. The prime minister died from chest wounds after being taken to hospital. Pakistan Radio later announced his death.
London dispatch reports Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinaiey delivering a note to Norway accusing Oslo of aligning with the Atlantic Alliance. Moscow warns such steps threaten relations, saying Norway would place its territory at the disposal of allied armed forces, heightening tensions between the two governments.
Casualties in Korea include wounded soldiers Corporal Ronald Domer and Private Colin Regina Murch among others. Captain John Charien Francis Moloney and Private Danis James Henry Johnson are noted as captured or missing with later reports. New fatalities are not clearly confirmed. several names appear with uncertain status from the unit Bal Aallog and associated stations.
A muddled report shows Mr Ward, Beale and Lewis Berger tied to paint firms and a Kingston Court matter. The Prime Minister seeks to correct a previous statement while leaders dispute Ward's eligibility and rewards.
A 70 plus ton redesign of the ocean transport vehicle is proposed to widen and strengthen the carrier to meet modern transport demands. The Transport Ministry led by Senator McLeay outlined the changes and funding, aiming to upgrade capabilities for heavier loads and improved efficiency.
An early report notes a Mosquito fighter aircraft crash near Fairbairn yesterday after a West Southwest to North flight. Flight Lieutenant VR McKening reports the plane failed after takeoff and the crew evacuated safely. The engine was removed and inspected, with a later test flight planned after repairs.
The Joint House Committee discussed curbs on access to the Parliament bar and refreshment room. A ban would restrict supplies to MPs visitors and staff, while extending to ministers and party staff in a tightening move amid government changes. The reporting and timeline cited references to past expenditures and reforms under consideration.
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