Kennedy praised for stance on Berlin crisis and Far East outlook
The piece lauds President Kennedy for a realistic approach to deterring Khrushchev over West Berlin, urging readiness and resolve. It questions his view on China and Formosa, arguing for cautious U.S. policy toward Red China and criticizes Formosa’s veto power and UN seat, calling the wartime alliance arrangement outdated.
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Kennedy
Mr. Krushchev
West Berlin
Laken Alice
Wonderland
China
Parmosa
Far East
America
Ube
Russia
Formosa
U.S
Security Council
Chiang Kai-Shek
Sas
Ban on Communism Backed by Veterans League Voices
A reader urges the Returned Servicemen's League to push for outlawing communism in Australia. While most oppose communism, many are uninformed about its tactics. The writer supports the RSL's stance and calls for a reputable body to expose communist tactics to sway public opinion ahead of any referendum.
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Sit
Returned Servicemen’s League
Comunum
Therm
Enouigh
R&l4
What Would Happen To Australia In A Nuclear Blast
A discussion outlines potential nuclear effects and civil defense planning for a one megaton atmospheric or ground burst. It covers heat radiation ranges up to four miles for severe burns, up to 15 miles for second degree burns, and 20 miles for first degree burns, plus the protective limitations of buildings and clothing. It notes submarine delivery and strategic weapon concepts, including a ten megaton ground burst as a planning baseline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Montgomery
NuclearExplosion Survival Advice for Canberra Readers
Second in a Canberra Times Civil Defence series outlines effects of a nuclear explosion. Discusses blast radii up to 13 miles, heat and fire hazards, debris and infrastructure damage, and the need for prepa rations, training, and organized rescue. Mentions Viscount Montgomery and emphasizes practical steps for survival.
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Canberra Times
Cimage
Aus
Vancis
Governor General at St John’s Church Canberra Visit
The Governor General and family attended Holy Communion at St John’s Church in Canberra. Accompanied by Lady De Lisle and children, they met the rector and Archdeacon Hill. The 120 year old church features sandstone exteriors, color interiors, and fragments from a 13th century English church. The morning service was led by Rev. H. Hunter with lessons and a sermon by Archdeacon Hill.
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Gov. Genel
John’s
Engh
Trady de Lisle
Cehildren
Philip Ib
Anne
Livy
Parker
Fanny Cept
Tor de Liste
Hhl
Ral
Lord de L'Iste
Atvice
Little St. Wd
Canberra
Hwa
Chancellor Under Fire as Tory Support Slips in Westminster
Week In Westminster reviews the political storm surrounding the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Critics say he fails to dominate the House, mishandles finances, and risks alienating trade unions while remaining a puzzling figure to senior party allies. While allies still back him, the mood grows wary ahead of the next general election.
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Knoyy
Suruerie
House of Commons
Lloyds
Special Services At Churches Across NSW For Education Sunday
NSW reports record attendance across denominations for Education Sunday. Services at St Andrews Cathedral Sydney and St Johns Parramatta drew many children marching from Hyde Park to the Cathedral. Governor Sir Frederick Woodward attended the St Andrews service as Catholic churches held mass nationwide.
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St. Andrews Cathedral
Sydney
St. John's Charen Parramatta
St. Andrew's
Hyde Bark
Gre Woodward
Vady Woodward
St Andrew's
Education Week Opened By Service
Dr LN Shan of University of New South Wales spoke at an afternoon service attended by Methodist congregations and academic leaders. He urged that education must build living quality through regular subjects, stressing history science art and vocational study. Headmaster Ad McPherson and Canberra High captain Miss Jennifer Lambert read verses as the choir performed at the National Memorial Methodist Church.
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University of New South Wales
LN Shan
Shor
Iife
Short
Villas
Tilope
National — Memorial Methodist Church
Aettion
Jeanne Yobes
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R.S.L
Communism
Australia
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Iscom
St. John’s
Westminster
Derek Moon
Guilin
Ster
Foren Kochelary
Winston
Churchill
Lord Avon
Mr. Macmillan
Perth
Perim
Wil Aviation
Walridge
Andersand
Lloyd
Wamot
N.S.W
Berra
National Memorial Methodist Chuset
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