Japan and Soviet End War Rift in World War II
Japan and the Soviet Union formally ended the war hostilities in a Moscow accord, opening diplomatic ties and pledging support for Japan’s United Nations bid while leaving unresolved ownership over Sakhalin and Kuril islands. The pact, not a final peace treaty, ends war between the two powers since August 1945.
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Life Photographer Ordered to Leave Poland by December 17
A Life photographer in Poland said she was ordered to leave by December 17 when her visa expires, after the Foreign Office press department objected to Life publishing an article by ex-secret police officer Jozef Swiatla who defected to the West. The department called the piece sensational and unfriendly.
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Egyptians Say Stolen Briton Dead
An Egyptian report claims a kidnapped British lieutenant was killed, signaling escalating violence amid British and French forces in the region. The occupation chief hinted at possible action if proof of death is confirmed. authorities sealed Port Said and continued detaining suspects as authorities pursued the missing officer.
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Four Church Bodies Meet on Unification
In Chicago a two day gathering of Lutheran leaders from the United Lutheran Church in America Augustana Lutheran Church and Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Church Sunmi Synod and American Evangelical Lutheran Church discussed steps toward radio unification.
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U N FORCE MOVING IN AS ISRAELI TROOPS WITHDRAW Sinai
U N forces move into Sinai as Israel withdraws its troops from the Sinai desert. The security risk shifts with Egyptian positions and the timing aligns with Suez Canal disengagement. Officials say international troops are needed to maintain stability until a settlement is reached, possibly years.
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East Java Flood Death Toll Rises and Homes Destroyed
Indonesian officials report 66 killed and 200 missing as floods and gales sweep East Java last week. Over 73,000 homeless, 14,000 homes destroyed, 74 fishing boats sunk, and thousands of acres of rice flooded.
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Big Powers Seek Early Meeting on Suez Canal
In Paris Western leaders say Britain and France favor a compromise on canal governance. They signal acceptance of less than full international control, with Britain France the United States and others trimmed from a plan for a new authority. Egypt rejects external oversight as sovereignty infringement. Dukes reportedly backs the shift toward renewed talks among Britain France Egypt and UN Secretary General Hammarskjold.
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