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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 01, 1961

Page

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U K Plans Formal Move to Open Common Market Talks

Prime Minister Macmillan announced in the House of Commons that the United Kingdom will formally apply to begin negotiations for joining the European Economic Community. He said entry would depend on satisfactory arrangements for the Commonwealth and the European Free Trade Association, with negotiations likely to be technical and lengthy and to involve Commonwealth consultation throughout.

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Kennedy warns Soviet over West Berlin defence pledge

President Kennedy in a White House broadcast urged NATO backing and asked for an additional 1,200 million pounds for defence. He defended West Berlin and offered negotiations with the Soviet Union but insisted surrender was not an option.

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Two Dead in DaBotsy Plane Crash Report

Reported in early lines as two killed in a DaBotsay crash involving seven aboard. Rescue teams rushed to the wreck with limited official details, and some crew survivors were noted amid hazy initial reports from rare sources.

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Large Royal Australian Navy Squadron Sails to New Zealand

One of the largest Australian naval squadrons to visit New Zealand will assemble five warships. The mission includes a Tasman Sea crossing with a dramatic route planned. Senior officials said the group would reach the crash scene and participate in rescue efforts.

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Menzies Signals Australia’s Stance On UK Talks

Prime Minister Menzies outlined Australia’s position on negotiations between the United Kingdom and the European Economic Community. He stressed protecting special preferences for Australian goods and urged careful consultation with Commonwealth nations before substantive talks begin.

Arrival of Lord De L Isle at Canberra for 21 Guns salute

Viscount De L Isle arrives from Melbourne to Rawal Base Canberra for 21 gun salute and oath ceremony. Prime Minister Menzies and Dame Pattie will greet him with a guard of honour from RAAL School of Technical Training. Royal and diplomatic aides, Lt Gen Sir William Oliver and Lady Oliver, attend at Government House.

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Australia Fights Back In Test As Lawry Hits Century

Australia trail by 14 at stumps with 6/36 in second innings, lead 184. ONeill and Mackay deny England as Lawry and Simpson steady the reply. Dexter and Statham strike, Morey makes sharp catches, May aims for quick breakthrough after opening stand with Davidson.

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