Soviet veto blocks UN bid for ceasefire in India Pakistan war
UN Security Council efforts for a ceasefire were vetoed by the Soviet Union as fighting widened across land sea and air. India and Pakistan reported battlefield gains and losses while both claimed acts of aggression from the other. Prime Minister Gandhi declared a state of emergency as India prepared moves with Bengali allies though war declarations remained disputed.
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Bank Safe Explosion Attempt Fails
Bank safe explosion attempt fails as a blast blows a hinge and damages the wall near the meat counter. Bank manager Mr R J Walker notes windows broken and no entry achieved. Police urge any witnesses to contact the officer in charge of the CIB about the suspicious activity near the bank yesterday at about 4.
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Canberra heat expected to continue despite western cloud
The Bureau of Meteorology forecasts hot weather to persist in Canberra today with a maximum temperature of RS degrees, two degrees above yesterday's low. Darwin endures strong Somph winds as the weekend heat lingers.
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Merger to form Australian Eagle Insurance Company Ltd
Melbourne Sunday report states Eagle Star Insurance and Pearl Assurance will operate jointly under the name Australian Eagle Insurance Company Ltd, indicating a new combined venture to manage their future insurance activities.
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Australia declares neutrality in India Pakistan crisis
Australia adopts a neutral stance in the India Pakistan conflict. Minister Hewen announces neutrality and will report to Federal Cabinet in Sydney. Bowen says Australia bans arms to both sides and aids nationals, advises Australians to avoid travel to New Delhi and the subcontinent, and to reconsider plans to visit the region. Government emphasizes ongoing support for peace efforts and engagement with both countries.
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Melbourne to Canberra Walkers Highlight Refugee Plight
The group led by David Ellis advances toward Canberra, about 30 miles away at Spm yesterday, emphasizing war as a motive. They started November 20 from Melbourne, report worsening refugee conditions, deny political aims, and note funds go to recognised aid bodies. They average 25 miles daily.
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ANU Examinations Results Published in Canberra Times
The Australian National University expects examination results to be published in The Canberra Times on Saturday December 11. The copy containing the results will be posted to a nominated address for 12c including postage. Orders accepted by mail or at The Canberra Times advertising office 18 Mort Street Canberra City ACT 2601.
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Indian Navy claims destroyers and submarine destroyed or damaged
Indian spokesmen stated two Pakistani destroyers and a submarine were destroyed or damaged in naval clashes. They claimed four Pakistani garrisons surrendered in East Pakistan and Indian forces pushed into West Pakistan on two fronts. Reports cited bombardment of Karachi harbour and gains across multiple sectors, with clashes near the Punjab frontier and in Kashmir. Air raids hit East and West Pakistan targets, including Dacca and Karachi, while Pakistan Radio claimed an Indian push was halted along the frontier.
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Soviet veto blocks UN call for India Pakistan cease fire
United Nations Security Council failed to adopt a cease-fire resolution as a Soviet veto defeated the US backed measure. Britain and France abstained while Poland joined the USSR in negation. China supported the US proposal. The council adjourned after hours of debate with three resolutions pending. US Ambassador Bush urged continued session for agreement on a cease-fire.
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Inquiry Sought Into Public Service By Chamber
The Associated Chambers of Commerce of Australia calls for a full independent inquiry into the Commonwealth Public Service. The report notes ongoing concerns across China and other communist enemies and mentions a related Australian Wool Board sub committee.
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US halts munitions to India amid India Pakistan tensions
A US official announced the cancellation of all remaining licences for 511.5 million dollars of munitions to India. The move accompanies a charge that India bears major responsibility for broader hostilities and signals possible cuts to India's economic aid. Officials say New Delhi rejected US proposals to avert a larger war while linking East Pakistani refugee issues to its political settlement aims.
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Airlines reroute flights around Pakistan airspace closure
Reports from London say several carriers including Qantas BOAC and Pan American will reroute flights around Pakistan as air space over the country remains closed. The measures aim to keep routes clear while avoiding the affected region.
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