Anglo American talks on policy toward Communist powers
Washington reports Sir Winston Churchill and President Eisenhower opened critical talks on Anglo American policy toward the Communist Powers. main issue is how to prevent expansion in South east Asia and whether to hasten a regional defence organization with countries like India Pakistan and Burma. Churchill and Eden emphasize unity while other diplomats haggle over non aggression pacts and regional alliances.
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Pakistan
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Krock
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Tate
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Peking
Evnoral Gollet
Hopes Seen in Low Gear Geneva Talks
A Geneva meeting of the Indo China peace conference labeled low gear may echo Mendes France and Zhou En Lai talks in Switzerland. Nine nations at ambassadorial level aim to break the impasse on armistice control and keep talks alive until the Big Five Foreign Ministers return next month. Reuter notes a Laos ceasefire discussion began at Geneva with plans for immediate talks on withdrawal of foreign armed forces and personnel.
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Mendes-France
Paris
Chow En-lyi
Chow
Lai
Indo-China
Reuter
Laos
Cambodia
Guatemalan War Remains a Riddle
New York report says both sides in Guatemala claim near victory in a bloody conflict with little evidence to support the claims. US and UK correspondents report restricted access and only guided views from inside Guatemala. Diplomatic efforts and NATO era references surface as nations weigh future cooperation amid regional tension.
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United Tress
Guatemala
24 Hour Wharf Stop Likely
A 24 hour wharf stoppage appears likely after 48 men who work the freighter Dubbo planned to berth late Thursday night. The stoppage could affect next shipments as the Dubbo was not expected to berth before 6 20 pm.
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Dubbo
Becau Dubbo
Nervous-But Bandits Nuisance at Glebe Street
A garbled report recounts a crime involving bandits and a cash sum. Names and details are partially unreadable, but the incident suggests a theft by unknown assailants at a Glebe area location with evasive suspects and uncertain outcomes.
Frenzied Oil Share Trading Shakes Sydney Market
Frenzied oil shares on the Sydney Stock Exchange produced chaotic scenes as prices fell for leading oil stocks. A record 123,709 oil shares changed hands amid a rush by buyers after news of an oil show at Exmouth Gulf, followed by a heavier sell-off. Trading remained volatile with Opal Explosions advancing and New Guinea oil shares closing lower. Testing at Exmouth Gulf's Roweh Range No 1 hole faced equipment failures, delaying further tests.
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Sydney Stock Exchange
Exmouth Gulf
Opal
Seine Eet Oy
Mareesy
Froney
New Guinea
Seria
Seareli
Stil Ampol Exploration
Perth
Exmouth Gull
No Action on References to White Australia
Canberra reports the Australian Government will take no further action following references by Indian High Commissioner Cariappa to Australia General Cadappa. Acting External Affairs Minister Sir Philip McBride said a half hour interview led to the decision and noted a discussion of related issues of interest to Australia. Deputy Opposition Leader Arthur Calwell charged Cariappa with abusing hospitality and claimed his statements attacked White Australia.
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Australia
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Porage Ayie White
Philip McBride
Cariappa
Caraappa
Brisbane
Carisippa
How
Austria
Phiip McBride
Calwell
Sydney
Arthur Calwell
Ts Ams Fala
K. M Canappa
Carlapps
Mim Tadia
Pak Uwey
Galwell
Labour
India
Kashmir
Pakistan
Nehru
Cariapp
Former football star awarded damages by Supreme Court jury
A former football star was awarded 14,000 damages by a Supreme Court jury yesterday. The case named Jack Alowyn Hutchinson, nicknamed Killer, who was a passenger in a collision near Dubbo, New South Wales, in November 1952. The driver of the other truck died in the crash. the owner was Macquarie Harvey Stone.
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Supreme Court
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Big Increase in Phone Subscribers in State
Brisbane report shows telephone subscribers rising from 60 000 to 71 000 between January 1952 and May this year. Director of Posts and Telegraphs Mr Faragher announced that applications for connections are being filed at about 1000 a month across the state.
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Wrisbane
Big Rise in RNA Horse Entries at Brisbane Show
BRISBANE reports a surge in horse entries with about 960 entries across classes excluding trouting events. RNA secretary Mr Kennedy stated entries are nearly 900 more than 1983 figures and that facilities can accommodate about 600 horses as of yesterday.
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Mie Rna
Kennedy
Housewives duped by adulteration of foodstuffs
Sydney reports say housewives are being duped and primary producers harmed as distributors adulterate foods. Eggs, milk, butter and sugar are mixed or watered, with grade mixing and substitutions blamed on profiteers. The Australian Primary Producers Union notes butter blends and diluted products fuel price pressures and threaten export bonds.
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Australian Primary Produesty Union
Nest Eee
Japan
K. W. Ealher
Otter
Innovations on Redex Cars Prompt Scrutineering Next Week
Disjointed notes describe innovations on Redex cars and upcoming scrutineering for interstate entrants. References to crew members, cartons of cleaned foodstuffs, and serati plugs hint at inspection procedures and next week’s scrutiny by officials.
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Churchill Rules Out Pay Increase
London reports that Prime Minister Churchill rejected any immediate pay rise for Labour members. He said the government cannot approve a £1000 to £500 annual increase given current circumstances and proposed discussing alternatives with Labour leaders. The move sparked debate in the Commons with mixed reactions.
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AAP
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Weniem
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Indians Cheer Arrival of Chou En-lai
Chou En-lai arrives for Asia talks with Indian Prime Minister Gandhi in New Delhi airport. Officials note his remarks on China’s role in Asia and world affairs as discussions loom ahead of a planned meeting with President Eisenhower in Washington.
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Premier Unable to Meet C.F.R.U. for Week
BRISBANE reports Premier Mr Gair will be unavailable to meet the C F R U for the week. The railway unions had pressed for talks but the premier’s absence prevents an immediate decision. He departs Monday for undisclosed engagements and plans to return by week’s end.
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Lenn Goureel
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Derry
To Transfer Prisoners to North
Brisbane reports that prisoners will be moved soon to Townsville prison at Stuart to ease Brisbane capacity. Attorney General W Power announced after inspecting Townsville prison that northern gaol accommodation will handle transfers, keeping Townsville from being overtaxed while Brisbane intake declines.
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Stuart
Borgo Road
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Power
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Bull Ants Disrupt Traffic in Australian Town
In Migenew, 240 miles south of Perth, millions of bull ants flooded the main street yesterday afternoon disrupting traffic and scattering shoppers. Shopkeepers called the Road Board, which dispatched workers and materials to disperse the ants and restore normal shopping activity.
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Mathers
Road Board
Soviet Alleges U S Seizure of Tanker Off Formosa
London reports say the Soviet Union sent a note to the United States alleging the seizure of a Soviet tanker Tuapse and its crew by an American destroyer near Formosa. Washington says no evidence supports U S involvement and Tass notes the Soviets claim to replace seized ships with Soviet tankers. Canberra notes appointment of Rupert Wilson as assistant administrator of New Guinea and Papua.
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