Cease-Fire Challenge As Guatemalan Rebels Advance
Guatemala reports rebels ignoring the Sunday cease-fire and moving forces toward railway targets about 75 miles southeast of Guatemala City. Colonel Cortes Castillarme's invasion units push toward strategic rail lines as the United Nations Security Council weighs the order for a second time in four days.
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Isolated From Criminals Phrase Appears In Doves Tale
Fragmentary OCR suggests a local item naming Pat Mote and a group called Doves of fame. The report references isolation from criminals and a possible event or case, with scant readable context and no clear date or location. Further readable details are required for full accuracy.
Pipe Culvert to Replace Causeway
Maciltyt Shire Council heard that a pipe culvert will replace a bad causeway on Tingha Anens road. Clerk Jo A Gilroy cited advice from the Department of Mal Rosda and a current maintenance plan detailing the culvert’s 1 mile pen. The work, including three pipes, aims to restore water flow and proceed with Tomb work between Inverell and the site after long待.
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Cool Weather Forecast Across NSW Regions
A mostly cold forecast with frost in the NSW tablelands and coastal areas. Stable to cool conditions appear over the coast and inland with increasing mist in estuaries and near sea areas. Minor frosts expected in higher elevations, with otherwise modest temperatures.
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Tasmanian Lottery Rules Face NSW Expansion Dial
Tasmanian lottery authorities weigh legalizing ticket sales in New South Wales. The debate centers on revenue benefits versus regulatory oversight as officials forecast a potential legal sale and discuss safeguards and expected income impacts.
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Sydomey
New South Wales
Markets Report Mixed Prices Across Commodities
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Meeting raises hopes of endo-china peace
An article fragment reports tentative progress toward ending hostilities between China and allied factions, with leaders from multiple nations signaling cautious optimism for a breakthrough. The piece mentions future meetings planned for Wednesday and ongoing diplomacy aimed at stabilizing the region.
Moves For Improved Grasshopper Control
Sydney reports the Agriculture Minister E G Graham announced Pastures Protection Board efforts with the department on eradicating grasshoppers. He noted amendments to enable boards to issue notices and fund joint control programs in districts, including notices in newspapers to inform landowners and arrange contractor work for eradication.
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Cobiney
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USA
Graham
Eradic
Mitra
Cahsald
Hewapaperss
Shire to Assist in Ceremonies of Naturalisation
Macintyre Shire Council decided to cooperate fully with the Minister for Immigration on naturalisation ceremonies. The meeting adopted two motions endorsing continued collaboration with the Municipal Centre and Shire Presidents as suggested, signaling strong support to participate in civil ceremonies and honour the ministerial guidance.
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Macintyre Shire
Puller
Marsh Il
Smitreton
Shires
Srey
Macentine 8 Council
Aisiotian
Melniere
Counell
Eight Britons Released by Reds
Eight Britons freed from Shanghai by the Chinese Communists arrived yesterday aboard the British steamer. Among them was Duncan R. Glass, a Shanghai born Scot, with many British citizens still attempting to liquidate businesses in China as negotiations at Geneva continued.
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Artiveel
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Wheat price plan eyed by U.S. farmers referendum
Mr Benson cites trust diverts land from wheat to other crops and forecasts a record all time wheat year. The House Agricultural Committee backs a two price system to favor domestic sales and hold world prices, with a July referendum for farmers in 1953 on future sales. If adopted, changes would apply to 1956 and later years.
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Agricultural Committee of
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Communists Break Free in My Tho Raid
Military sources say about 100 people killed wounded or recaptured after a guerrilla attack freed hundreds of inmates from a camp near My Tho. The raid occurred before dawn on Saturday during a tense Indo China operation involving French Union forces.
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Saigon
My Tho
Associated Press
Fence costs and labor details on Lit Mt Russell road
In a brief note, costs for fencing estimate £800 with a 6 wire option quoted at £125 to £130 per mile. Workers were hired for the Lit Mt Russell road. Tonkin and G. J. Stow commented on past costs and morale, indicating concerns about mobilizing men and project expenses.
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Mt. Russell Road
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