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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1964
Page
1
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Major General Rosascih, 40, named Indonesian Ambassador to Australia. A spokesman said Rosascih would arrive within two weeks for his first diplomatic post. He led West Java forces and was deputy commander in chief in Sumatra and has three children. Also, new Administration and Financial Attache Lo Tobing arrived in Canberra to replace Tobinin, who returns to Indonesia.
A utility truck smashed into a house on Athen Downer Street injuring a girl passenger and breaking a wall. The girl was admitted to Canberra Community Hospital. Police had not released names early this morning.
Belgian government sources state reconnaissance and military action freed 10 hostages. British Consul Mr White reports seven Australians and nine New Zealanders remain in rebel captivity as of today amid ongoing tensions and public danger.
A radiant bride in an empire line silk gown stood with six bridesmaids and young pages at St John the Baptist Church as heavy showers drenched the scene. The ceremony at Manchester weather drew cheers as guests watched from the church door and a reception followed at Government House Yarralumla with champagne and a toy-filled celebration.
An unprecedented crisis disrupts the world peace organ is at odds over responses as Soviet actions intensify pressure on UN deliberations and cause international tension to surge.
Moscow reports a Soviet space package launched toward Mars in a bid for a faster race against the United States. Tass notes Zon 2 partial failure while US Mariner 4, launched last Saturday, heads for Mars after a 31 million mile voyage.
The first ANU annual exam results are expected to be released tomorrow. At a Canberra church wedding many VIPs including the Prime Minister and Dame Pattie Menzies attended the service with vice-regal and opposition leaders present for the reception at Government House.
Tokyo dispatch reports Communists warn Washington against aggression toward North Vietnam. New China News Agency quotes Hanoi envoy as saying the Chinese people will unite and fight alongside their Vietnamese comrades. Ho Chi Minh appeals to stop warlike actions while U S advisers weigh options. Communist casualties in the South cited as 629 killed, 139 captured, 84 missing.
A nine man Indonesian group attempting to land near Singapore Roads was intercepted by a Royal Malaysian Navy gunboat six miles southeast of Singapore. In the brief engagement one attacker was killed, three captured with one severely wounded, and the rest shot. the captives planned to establish a radio transmission centre for a landing by Indonesian commandos.
A parking ban will block commonwealth Avenue during peak hours from next Monday December 7. A Department of the Interior spokesman said the measure targets traffic flow and was approved by the traffic coordination committee including the Interior Department the AJCT and the National Capitol Development Commission. The ban applies weekdays from 7:45 am to 9 am 12:15 pm and 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm.
Inside News outlines Congo War developments across pages 5 and 7 with a focus on the homopolar decision. Features highlight Congo Chaos and women’s pages sections while sport and TV leisure items fill pages 30 to 32 and 23 respectively.
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