Senator objects to Queen skit ban and TV censorship
Australian senator criticizes ABC censorship over a television skit about the Queen visiting Sydney. He contrasts this with calls for pre broadcast review and defends royal tolerance of satire while accusing rivals of overreacting.
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Sai
Ormonde
Sues
Sydney
Hannan
Lib
Vic
A.B.C
Mareine
ABC
Charlee Moses
A.O.C
China and Indonesia Prepare for Bali Talks Summit
Western experts expect a Bali summit with talks led by Chinese Foreign Minister Liu and Indonesian leaders. Subandrio and Chen Yi drew up a Bali program and plan to issue a joint communique after Liu’s visit. Some observers see cooling tone amid concerns over Soviet aid delays and Malaysia opposition.
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Subandrio
Bali
Ne Sar
Liu
Marshal Chen Ti
Huang Chen
Djuanda
State Palace
Susbandrio
Chen Yi
Subandro
Marshal Chen
Mr. Liu
Indonesia
Arusare
Freedom Palace
SR. Asia
Sockarhiorn
China
London
Sunday Telegraph
Indoesia
Marshal Mulinawsky
Successful 1. C. B. M. Launchings in Los Angeles
The United States Air Force yesterday launched another Minute Man missile under fully operational conditions. It marked the second successful launch in as many days.
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1.C.B.M
Los Angeles
Death Toll Rises From Java Train Derailment
Casualties in the Bandung derailment climbed to 37 dead and 126 injured as Antara reported teams recovered bodies and numerous wounded from a valley section between Tagehapu and Tjitat in West Java.
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Java
Djakarta
P-Reuter
Bandung
Antara
Tagehapu
Tjitat
West Java
Fire Destroys 372 Homes in Tavoy Fire
Official report says blaze began Friday afternoon in Tavoy a tin mining town on the Tennesseriet east and burned for about an hour destroying property valued at about £370,000. No loss of life reported.
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Kangou
Tavoy
Tennesseriet
Viscount Crashes At Oslo In Clear Weather
An Icelandic Viscount airliner crashed while landing near Oslo killing seven passengers and five crew. The Copenhagen to Reykjavik flight was due to land at Oslo but struck a small island west of the airport in clear conditions.
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Uoly
Oslo
Copenhagen
Reykjavik
Recluse Leaves 18 Million Estate in New York
An elderly New York recluse Mrs. Lillian Timken left an estate valued at 18,286,000 after dying three years ago. She lived alone with a year-old dog among dusty art treasures by Rembrandt Rubens and other masters. A son and three grandchildren will share the estate after about 12,566,000 in federal tax.
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New York
Neuler
Lillian Timken
Russia Sways Laos Accord Goals Seen by Moscow
U S officials report Moscow desires closer alignment with the Geneva Laos settlement while Britain co chairs the 14 nation talks. Discourse followed a Rusk Dobrynin talk as U S officials deny any military plans for Laos and Kennedy signals no direct involvement. The crisis deepened with the Friday assassination of a senior Vientiane police official in a government split among neutralist and Pathet Lao factions.
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Soviet Union
Britain
Pathet Lao
Laos
Moscow
Peking
U.S
Averell Harriman
United States
Kennedy
Vientiane
Khanthi Visaphanthong
Khanthi
Souvanna Phoulas
Competition seeks names for Australia’s decimal coins
A contest to name the new decimal coins was announced by Mr. Allin Fraser MP Eden Monaro. Submissions to Parliament House. The winner receives an engraved scroll and five top denomination notes. Fraser cautioned against popular animal names and urged distinctive, dignified names fitting the Australian way of life.
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Australia
Allin Fraser
Lab Eden Monaro
Fraser
Parl Jiament House
Emu
Kanga
Roo
Menzies
Thistle
Holt
World Talks On Police Role To Be Held Here
An international seminar on policing and human rights opens April 29 in Melbourne. Police commissioners from about 20 countries will join government officials and legal scholars to discuss fingerprinting, wiretapping, identity demands, detention, and police political activity. Background papers by Selwyn N Porter and Zelman Cowan provide context.
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U.N
Esaniemie
Camenlearen
ECAFE
Melbourne
Selwyn N. Porter
Faculty of Law
University of Melbourne
Zelman Cow
Three Drownings Reported Near New South Wales Coast and dam incident
A student, Raymond Wilson 20 from Wood Point Warburton Victoria, drowned after a rip at Cave Beach Newcastle during a picnic with five students from Australasian Missionary College. D. Vid West also died. Separately at Coolongolook Nabiac 21 month old Coralie Dawn Mckay was found dead in a dam. Athol Cunningham 28 died duck shooting in Barraba. Police and medical staff attempted resuscitation in both cases.
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Sydney
Raymond Wilson
Wood Point Warburton
Victoria
Australasian Missionary College
Cooranbong
Seventh Pay Adventist Church
Cave Beach
Newcastle
Wilson
D. Vid West
West
Surl
Coolongolook
Nabiac
Coralie Dawn Mckay
Athol
Cliff) Cunningham
J. P. Smith
Barraba
Tamworth
Cunningham
J. Coleman
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Russia
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Federal Council For Aboriginal Advancement
Canberra
Elia Ware
Cairns Aboriginal Advancement League
Torres Islands
Joe McGinness
Cairns
Dooley bin bin
Roeburne
Western Australia
Deas| Rusk
Anatoly Dobrynin
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