Arabs Seek Return to May 15 Status Quo as Cease Fire Proceeds
Ashington reports Arab States likely to accept UN cease fire terms restoring the May 15 military and political balance. Disarm Jewish forces and halt immigration to Palestine while recognizing Israel. Security Council gives 48 hours to decide on joining a Palestine track or face UN action. US envoys in Egypt Iraq Syria Saudi Arabia Yemen Trans-Jordan to urge cooperation.
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Callide Coal Is Wanted by New Zealand
Fragmented OCR shows a notice or clipping about Callide coal being sought by New Zealand interests. The text is garbled but indicates a storage hold-up or sales context and mentions names, dates, and locations in a dated newspaper style. The readable fragments point to a mining or trade matter involving Callide coal and NZ agency, with unclear specifics due to damage.
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Fragmented OCR headline from unknown local page
Readable fragments show scattered words and names but no clear event or details. The text appears damaged with no verifiable entities or a coherent incident to summarize into a proper news item.
Dr Denial In Hunt Case At Supreme Court
In Kisbane May 25 a denial that he asked the mother to withdraw a cure claim was given in evidence in Florence Ivy Hunt of Ipswich versus Dr David Ernest Trumpy of Ipswich General and Dr Basil Wart of Labrador. The case concerns alleged damages against the doctors and related parties.
War criminals live in comfort in Rabell compound
A scrambled report notes war criminals residing in a supposedly secure compound at Rabell with inmates serving sentences ranging from two to several years. It references personnel obligations and lists several names in a disordered transcription, indicating a protected or controlled facility context.
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ANOTHER N S W COAL STOP Tension Rises At North Pits
In New South Wales coal fields, workers across the northern belt vote in favor of establishing manager worker pit top committees to handle grievances promptly amid ongoing stoppages hampering production over recent months.
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