Diefenbaker outlines Commonwealth ties and Colombo aid
Prime Minister Diefenbaker, in Canberra during a lengthy Pacific tour, stresses Commonwealth unity and cooperation. He cites Canada plans a Colombo Plan aid boost, defends Arctic NATO links, and discusses Indonesian Dutch New Guinea claims with Australia. He urges prudent use of surplus crops and signals openness to China contact, while avoiding commentary on U S actions.
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Indonesia
Guinea
Diefenbaker
Canada
Atlantic
Pacific
Arctic
Russia
America
U.S
NORAD
North America
NATO
NATO Soc
U.N
Conese
Canadian Prime Minister Visit Opens Talks in Canberra
The Prime Minister Menzies and Dame Pattie greet Canada’s John Diefenbaker and Mrs. Diefenbaker as they alight from an RCAF plane at Canberra airport. Diefenbaker arrives for a two day visit to discuss national affairs with Menzies and Cabinet Ministers.
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Dame Pattie
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
R.ca.f
Canberra
Mr. Menzies
Bitter UN debate on Cyprus
Britain warned of a potential war over Cyprus as Commander Noble accused of inflaming the island to dominate it. Soviet and Byelorussian delegates claimed Britain complicates the Cyprus problem. Turkish Foreign Minister Zorlu condemned the India led resolution seeking integrity of Cyprus and questioned unification by force.
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Britain
Noble
United Nations
Cyprus
Averoff Tessiz
U.N
K. V. Kuselev
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Russia
Fatin Rusta Zork
V. XK. Menon
Ifor Defente
Zorhy
No Comment On Canadian Post For Mr Menzies
Mr Diefenbaker said he had no observations to make on reports that the Prime Minister of Australia Mr Menzies would be offered the office of Governor General of Canada. He stated the reports were conjectural and that replying would be inappropriate. He noted no comment on whether Commonwealth nations appoint governors general from within their own bounds. He supported rotating Commonwealth Prime Ministers conferences in member capitals.
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Diefenbaker
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Disfenbaker
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India
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Diefenbaker Wall
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New Zealand
Africa
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Canadian Transport Command
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Menzies
Fattie Menaiss
Canada
MacDermot
Mac- TO
Dutch West New Guinea
Commonwealth
Aurasia
Australie
China
Diefenhaker
Government of
Indonesia
Djakarta
Asmid
Meazies
Mr. Diefenbaker
Goveror-Generala
Wil
Adenauer Urges West to Stand Firm in Berlin Crisis
West German Chancellor Adenauer calls for steadfast Western unity amid Berlin tensions. Humphrey and Khrushchev held talks while Paris officials expect cross‑border talks. Moscow denounces a Western summit as a manoeuvre. US denial of Nixon trip to London, British push for high level coordination. West Berlin warns against East German border guards. Officials split on recognizing East German agents to avoid diplomatic doors opening.
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Hubert Humprey
Moscow
Berlin
Humphrey
Khrushchev
Paris
France
Britain
America
West Germany
Macmillan
Nixon
London
Germany
Russia
West Berlin
East Geremany
Protest Over Defamation Act Faces Defeat in Parliament
QC Colin Begg told Parliament that booksellers would need to burn stock under the Defamation Act if sold after passage. He argued the bill has retrospective effect, though it only applies to post passage publications. Begg urged a select committee, but his motion failed 26 to 18.
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Scholarship Created in Honor of Sir Hubert Wilkins
A scholarship fund has been established to honor Sir Hubert Wilkins, the Polar explorer who died on Sunday. Sponsors include veteran Arctic aviator Bernt Balchen and Mrs. Eisel Ell, widow of the pioneer explorer.
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Hubert Wilhine
Conference forms anti DLP push within ALP factions
The conference elected an investigators committee to plan action against the DLP with members N. J. Lynch R. Allen and G. Slater. The ALP urged reunion with DLP dissidents and targeted certain DU.P. figures as part of the strategy. Delegates from APWA represented about 35,000 members in the six states. A contrasting item notes a ship incident as the Prodromos crew abandoned the Hague after a collision.
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Allen
G. Slater
Vician
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ALP
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Parlisns
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