Soviet seeks parity at early talks with Western powers
Moscow proposes broadening preparatory talks to include ambassadors from Czechoslovakia and Poland alongside Russia Britain France and the United States The note delivered to Western ambassadors outlines expectations for joint or separate meetings as Western proposals to ease summit prep face Soviet resistance and a cooling push toward a conference this year amid global tensions
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Moscow
A.A.P
Reuter
Russia
Britain
France
United States
Gromyko
Europe
Bac
Runala
Washington
Yester
State Department
Soviet Union
Department
Associated Press
Kremlin
Man Charged With Murder Of Constable
Athol Joseph Johnson 40 a Gulgong officer stabbed off duty at the HSL Club Anzac night reception. He died yesterday and a man aged about 50 was charged with murder. Johnson left the club with his wife and was found on the ground bleeding. The charge followed police statements of the fatal stabbing near Gulgong.
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Johnson
Murer
Mintoff Blasts Malta Governor Over Crisis
Mintoff launches a sharp attack on Governor Sir Robert Laycock accusing him of ruling the island alone. The Sunday Express reports Malta faces a 24 hour strike amid police watchfulness and authorities vow to maintain order while transport services suspend operations.
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Robert Lay- Lock
Sunday Express
Malta
Mintoff
Bua
Sir Robert Tork
Towday
Matenent
Bri
Two Fall To Death From NSW Cliffs
Sydney reports two cliff top deaths in NSW. Colin Braddock, 38, of Katoomba, fell 300 feet at the Three Sisters after slipping on a ledge. Miss Robin Ritchie, 21, from Nedlands WA, died at The Gap when a photo attempt tipped her over a 250 foot drop. witnesses saw her body on a ledge with a camera and four exposed negatives nearby.
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Sydney
Yong
Nsw
Katoomba
Colin
Braddock
Coomandery Street
Kitoomba
Gap
Cave
Robin Ritchie
Nedlands
W.A
Malay man with many wives shocks Malaya paper
A 16 year old Malay in Malacca survived 15 wives according to the Straits Times quoted by A A P Reuter. The Times noted he believed in few children and had only one son, Ron, who was 70.
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Singapore
Malaccs
Malaya
The
Straits| Times
Nat Saahat Bilt Mohammed Amin
Times
Ron
Submarine Report To Be Investigated
Australian Navy to probe sightings of two unidentified submarines south of Manus Island base. Seventh Day Adventist invasion on Lou Island tied to the reports. Naval spokesman: no British or American submarines in the area. Navy Minister Davidson said no official information received but reports will be investigated.
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Sydney
Cssnesine
Manus Island
Lou Island
Manus
Navy
Davidson
Soviet Egypt Trade Growth From Moscow Broadcast
A Moscow Radio official statement cited by Reuters says Soviet trade with Egypt rose about tenfold in four years. It notes that half of Egypt’s wheat and oil imports last year came from the Soviet Union and mentions growing trade relations between the Soviet Union and Syria.
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London
Egypt
Moscow Radio
Russia
Soviet Union
Syria
Australian Patrol Kills Two Jungle Terrorists
An Australian patrol in thick jungle fought for 15 minutes and killed two Chinese terrorists. The action, led by Cpl. Wallace Brown, followed a four-strong group by footprints and involved Ptes. J. Batiste and K. Bryant among the firing, with other patrol members named.
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Sydney
Malaya
Royal Australian Regiment
Eame
Cpl
Wallace Brown
Footscray
Vic
Pte
J. Baliste
Marrickville
Cpl Brown
Ats
Batiste
an Owen @rnoer
Vid
Bryant
Maryborguzh
Qld
Pte. Bell
Bogan Gate
Nsw
J. Lettit
Toswoomba
Shell Aria Won By Bickerstaff At 4th Attempt
Robert Bickerstaff, former Sydney pupil of Henri Portnol, won the Shell Aria after four attempts at the national eisteddfod. He performed Enemy of the Nation and Catalogue Aria, receiving a standing ovation from a national audience. June Barton and Nija Maughan placed second and third respectively, with judges praising the winner’s intelligence, range, and emotional depth.
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Robert Wickerstaff
Mery
Ss . Fiche
Shell Aria
Bickerstaff
Robert Bickerst
Sydney
Henri Portnol
Melbourne
Jennifer Eddy
Valerie Collins
Gloria McDonall
Robert Bickerstaff
Pace
Verdi
ABC
W. James
BE Oy
James
Tames
Shell Company
Lwin Berry
Elizabethan Theatre Trust Opera Company
Chinese Labour Officials To Visit Canberra
Chinese Labour Officials To Visit Canberra on tour of the Eastern States. They will spend about three weeks visiting Newcastle Wollongong Canberra Brisbane Melbourne and Adelaide. The visit follows last year’s trip by five officials from four Australian unions to the Chinese Federation of Labour and other free trade unions in Southeast Asia.
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Nrce
Federation of Labour
Ching
Sydney
Australia
Newcastle
Wolloongong
Canberra
Brisbane
Melbourne
Adelaide
Offici
Chinese Federation of Labour
South East Asia
Egg price rise approved by NSW Egg Board chair
Small grade hen eggs will rise by a third a dozen as of tomorrow at wholesale 4/8 and retail 6/3. Other grades stay unchanged. NSW Egg Board chair Ma P B Ryan cites seasonal decline in small eggs production for the adjustment.
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Sydney
NSW, Egg Board
Ma P B. Ryan
Chinese Free Sumatra Revolt Ends in Singapore flee
Chinese businessmen flee Sumatra as Indonesian forces retake rebel regions amid army probes into rebel finance. Jakarta-linked claims say foreign aircraft bombed Indonesian airfields and Rebels claim foreign planes attacked, while the government cites foreign interference in its affairs.
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Sumatra
Singapore
P-Router
Singapore Standard
Ministry of Information
Djakarta
Weat Sumatra
Noth Chiehes
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J. Brophy
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Shether
Aria
Gloria McDowall
Fory=mond McDonald
Earlwood
Valerie ‘Ryan
Gladesville
Richard Bromley
Bexley
Marion Mileler
Homebush
Peter Campbell
Tvartte
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