Barwick warns SEATO of China at Paris talks
Australia’s External Affairs Minister Sir Garfield Barwick told the SEATO conference in Paris that Chinese aggression against India is a warning of the broader threat to SEATO. The three day meeting opened as the first SEATO session in Europe.
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SEATO urged to combat Chinese Communist threat in Asia
Sir Garfield warned that Chinese Communist aggression threatens South and South East Asia and could destabilize Europe. He urged decisive SEATO action combining military, political, economic and social cooperation to counter subversion and insurgency. Reports from Vientiane noted tension on the Plain of Jars and Lao leaders strained by Pathet Lao politics.
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Boulder becomes Canberra commemorative stone setup
A 14 ton boulder from the Kokoda Trail in New Guinea arrived at Fairbairn airport aboard a B A A F Hercules from Port Moresby. High ranking R S L and Air Force personnel will install it at the new BS S National Headquarters at Blamey Crescent and Constitution Avenue Canberra. Mr Newman and ACT branch president D W Elliman inspect the unloading.
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New Currency Move Welcomed in Canberra
The tentative 1966 date for introducing a new national coinage in Canberra depends on the Canberra Mint. R P Greenish, president of the Chamber of Commerce, calls it good news and urges action to overcome inertia. A E Brown of the Australian Bank Officials’ Association predicts benefits with teething troubles, and J Fairbrother notes simpler arithmetic for children.
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Indian Minister To Call Here For Talks With Menzies
Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies announced that Indian Finance Minister Krishnamachari will visit Canberra and Sydney for a friendly exchange of views on common interests. Australia has aided India with arms and equipment after Communist China attacked India last year. Krishnamachari’s visit follows an invitation by Sir James Plimsoll on behalf of the Australian Government.
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Zone Proposals Go To Milk Firms
Canberra milk vendors present zoning idea to two leading firms. A. Sauter, president of the Canberra Milk Distributors Society, notes proposals to deliver both brands in six weekly runs. Dairy Farmers' Co-operative and Bega Co operative officials could not comment or were unavailable.
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Compulsory Takeover of Rippon Lea Estate Lands
The Commonwealth Government has ordered the compulsory seizure of more than four acres of the Rippon Lea estate in Melbourne. The action, announced Monday, reflects a sudden cabinet decision impacting the historic property and surrounding area.
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ABC Seizes Rippon Lea Land for TV Studios Expansion
The Commonwealth takes over the Rippon Lea estate at Elsternwick to extend ABC television studios. Mrs. Louise Jones had offered the 15 room house and 10 acres to the National Trust, but Cabinet approved compulsory acquisition after protracted talks. The action, defended by Postmaster-General Davidson, faces legal challenges as the Trust and owner pursue options.
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Wife blamed for deaths at Wollongong home
Police say Rosemary Catling shot her husband Donald Catling and their three children Maurice Gary and Susan then killed herself after a quarrel over buying a new car. Neighbour Helen Kearns found the bodies after climbing into the house. two boys were later located in a bedroom.
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Liberal Pearson Favored But Minority Government Possible
Canadian election coverage notes Liberal leader Lester Pearson expected to win but not secure a majority in the 265 seat House of Commons. Conservatives under John Diefenbaker also predicted to fall short of a majority, with officials forecasting record voter turnout among 9,875,000 eligible voters.
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