North Korean forces ordered to increase resistance against UN
Despatch from Tokyo reports fanatical North Korean commanders ordering all men and women to fight the United Nations hammering at the western front near the Manchurian border. Front-line observers note stiff resistance as UN and South Korean units press Taechon and Taegu areas with U S Army divisions advancing toward Pyongyang.
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Laltaut
Tokyo
Tochrek
United Nations
N.W. Korea
He Han
Australians Take Congju After Rest
Australian forces report heavy activity near Manchurian fronts with claims of deaths and bombardment. British and American air power support cited as Australian troops advance toward Songchon and Chongju amid regional tensions and ongoing battles.
Seven Australian KIA in Korea Named in War Casualty List
The report lists seven Australian service members killed in Korea, naming Temporary Sergeant Denala Janele McDonals and Privates Graham Lawsen Read, Laurenge Vivian Maher, Travar Rimebett, Revie Jeaaghy wit Viner, Brantay John Kiyeon, plus others. The release details the battalion and regiment affiliations as provided by official sources.
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Wales
Travar Rimebett
Dalai Lama May Flee as Chinese Advance Hits Tibet
New Delhi reports indicate a four week Chinese drive into Western Tibet with forces from the Chinghal and Wa provinces moving north toward Lhase. The Dalai Lama and Tibetan officials are said to be preparing an exile route to India as Beijing presses deeper into Tibetan lands.
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Dalai Lama
China
Dallyatail
New Delhi
Saya
Chinghal
Tibet
Binang
India
Momient
Sanimuniata
Caatern
Wil Travey Packemile
Chines
Nakebuka
Lhase
Pameingrefe
Gome
Charfo Corti
Phthaan
Givin Nia
Chau
Keely
Panchos
Chine
Special Meeting of Security Council on M O Post
The report describes an emergency Security Council session convened to decide a new Secretary-General. Warren Austin is mentioned as a candidate, with references to the United States supporting a choice against Lis and to political maneuvering within the council. The fragmentary text also notes attacks and military actions connected to the period.
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Lake Sucudas
Uoala Han
Security Council
Warren Austin
America
Ta Council
Ai-Rational
Haale
Thisale
United States
Lis
Yugoslavia Warns Eastern Neighbours On Border Incidents
Belgrade reports Marshal Tito warned at a Zagreb meeting that Yugoslavia would appeal to the United Nations if border incidents from eastern neighbours continued. He accused Moscow of inviting attacks and urged U.S. aid to secure grain and food credits to relieve shortages amid ongoing negotiations.
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Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Marshal Tito
United Nations
Red
Tito
Toren Continfort
Russia
Alvania
Blvaria
Rumania
Hungary
Frontier Guards
Yuugoslavia
Zagreb
Moscow
Cominforma
Searahal
Enn
Entile
Wigosavia
Sabotage Probe Delays Oronsay Fire Maiden Voyage
Reports say sabotage is probed after the Oronsay fire causing about 300000 dollars in damage. The incident disrupts plans for the ship's maiden voyage to Australia scheduled for next March, with delays likely.
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Oronsay
Red Chinese Leader Dead
Fragmentary text reports the death of a Chinese Communist Party leader with unclear surrounding details and multiple garbled phrases about individuals and affiliations. The readable bits mention the party and leadership in a historical newspaper fragment.
Sterling Area Gold and Dollar Reserves Doubling in Year
The article reports that gold and dollar reserves of the Sterling Area doubled in the year after devaluation, reaching 2.756 billion dollars by September 30, 1980. It cites statements by Mr. Galtakatt discussing exchange rate policies and the impact of devaluation on confidence and reserves.
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London
Hen Galtakatt
Itolinia
Galtakell
Ollara
Sterling
Population Increases 134 000 in Six Months
Population in six months rose by 134000 with full blood Aboriginal figures included. The article cites total Australian population increases to 334 million? and provides various regional counts and vital statistics for the year, noting changes between mid-year periods and regional sub totals.
Americans' gold in transit held in Britain
Two Americans faced charges as gold valued at about £10,000 was seized at London Airport by customs officers. The incident involved a parcel carried by a man named Acnws and linked to a Mrs. Rohwarte Rew in London. The case proceeds with legal action in Britain and calls for further proceedings in New York.
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Britain
England
Rohwarte Rew
Tanton
Raturiag
New York
Shane
Takahe
Rail stoppage ends in three states as hearing awaited
Sydney reports the Western Australian and other states ending a one day railway strike at midnight. Railway workers return to work after rejecting further stoppage plans while arbitration on routes proceeds. Federal and state commissions prepare hearings to review developments and future actions.
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Sydney
Gueenmasc
Rlad
Auscali
Galen
Central Council of the Miners
Fadarat
Mr. Hall
Welea Railway Guanda
Melbourne
Sa i Abu
Meec
Mathura
Beer Delays Reported for Canberra Delivery
Unclear OCR text describes potential beer delivery delays affecting Canberra shipments. Mentions a manager and noted timing issues with deliveries during the week. Details are fragmented and not coherent from the readable lines.
Free Drine on BOAC Fumes Strike Threat Muddled Flight
Melbourne dispatch reports four representatives of the airline union left Sydney for London amid a strike threat over fumes onboard. The delegation aimed to petition aviation authorities as crews walked out at several ports.
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Melbourne
Sydney
French Strike Back Seine Isolated Airfield Taken
French forces retook Leakay airfield in northwest Tonking under heavy Vietminh attack. Several planes landed at Leakay as the battle intensified with ongoing shelling and advances reported along the border areas.
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Leakay
Aa.p.reuter
Saigon
Tonking
Viatminh
Lackay
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