Prominent ceasefire proposals stir UN Korea talks
The Soviet ceasefire plan prompts UN Korea discussions with North Korea and the United Nations, while Red China resists participation in preliminary battlefield talks. US and British diplomats seek meetings with Malik as Moscow and Peiping weigh response. The 16 UN nations in Korea meet in Washington to review the plan and a potential General Assembly session.
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Senate Vote On Controls Begins Today
Senate floor action opens on a new controls bill with a possible passage tonight and a shorter extension option in play. House plans floor debate but faces doubt about passage this year as administration aides weigh a 30 day stopgap while a fuller measure is drafted.
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Senate
Washington
House
Congress
Malik disease doubts stall cease fire talks at Peiping
Observers question Malik illness credibility while the 38th Parallel truce effort stalls. Nationalist China stays silent as Malik’s party attacks a plot to aid Communist troops. Indian delegates consider renewed Peiping talks via New Delhi and the Dutch pipeline path.
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Kremlin
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London
Entegam
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Peiping
Maga Tzetuma
New Delhi
Teyam
Assen
Oil field pumping halted amid Iran crisis
Western reports say pumping at Iran’s southern oil complex has stopped as tensions rise over nationalization moves and possible evacuations. British Ambassador Shepherd warned production at Abadan refinery could last about ten days, with British ships deployed to protect assets.
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Bandar Mashur
Tran
Mohamed Massadegh
Nis
Mauritius
Fiver
Taft urges four year spread for defense mobilization
Senator Taft proposed extending the defense mobilization plan to four years to lessen its domestic economic impact. He spoke in Washington urging continued mobilization despite Korea and China tensions, warning against stalling as Communist threats persist.
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Taft Ur-Ohied
Taft Toda
Vily
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Korea
Commonwealth Aid Pledged to Britain Defends Middle East
Non Asian members of the British Commonwealth pledge to defend the Middle East if attacked and will study possible contributions. Australia New Zealand South Africa agreed to support Britain in oil rich, troubled areas.
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British Commonwealth
Middle East
Britain
Australia
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South Africa
Margaret Faces Travel Delays Over Ship Cancellation
The article reports Margaret may need to cancel a singing commitment and return to America if her ship, the Constitution, is delayed in New York. She contemplates flying if no earlier passage becomes available and notes she will stay in conference town until a scheduled sail.
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