Britain seeks UN sanctions over Rhodesia crisis
London reports Britain will push for UN Security Council talks to authorize economic sanctions after Rhodesia rejects final British terms. Prime Minister Wilson orders Foreign Secretary Brown to New York to present Britain's case as Rhodesia’s cabinet backs rejecting the 1965 constitution and urging forceful action.
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Haa
Ramanathan’ Krishnan
Brazian Thomas
Koch
Inquiry into Cox Bros shares investigation opened
Melbourne barrister B. Shaw appointed by Victoria to probe Cox Bros shares deals in 1960 61. Government rejects a full scale inquiry into Melbourne retailers affairs. Cox Finance Corporation and Walana Investments figure in the unsettled dispute as pricing and ownership details emerge.
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Rhodesia Talks Highlight British Rule and Parliament Powers
The Rhodesia dispute centers on proposals to dissolve Parliament and return armed forces control to the Governor Sir Humphrey Gibbs. Britain backed a four month devolved government without Parliament while Smith’s group sought a minimal transition. A county council meeting was postponed after Lord Caradon’s urgent reinvestment request. An African diplomat noted broader talks among foreign ministers of Africa and Zambia.
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Uruguay
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Zambia
Australia weighs Rhodesia sanctions plan details sought
Canberra officials say Prime Minister Holt will not comment on the Rhodesia situation until full details of proposed sanctions are known. Sir Robert Menzies announced sanctions with reservations, including suspending trade preferences, banning Rhodesian tobacco, and excluding Rhodesia from certain trade areas. Britain aims for an embargo on Rhodesian exports and the UN Security Council may set mandatory measures, with talks in London on Commonwealth actions and oil shipments through Mozambique.
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London
Four seamen shot in Brisbane ship riot
Detectives report four Chinese seamen were shot during a riot aboard the Dutch freighter Strat Mal at Dalgety’s Wharf in Brisbane. Police sealed the vessel. two ambulances transported injured to Royal Brisbane Hospital. The mob attacked after a seaman was forcibly taken from the ship, with crew claiming mutiny.
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Akka
Dalgety
New Farm
Frederick Panhuyzer
White
Royal Brisbane
Cay
Wilson
Cold winter chaos grips harbor as police quell mob
A chilling winter scene unfolds with a water police line stopping a Chinese crew mob after a shooting incident. Temperature records surge to a December low while Australian troops and locals confront tensions.
Australia beaten East London in late news flash
Australasian sports brief reports Australia defeated East London in a late score update. The item notes a 190 sun context and tags AAP for the wire service.
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Tuasay
Bury speaks on air safety quotas strike
Bury makes his first statement on air safety quotas strike. The report notes a coup trial admission by former Indonesian Air Force chief Air Vice Marshal Dhani who said he knew of October coup plans. Other items reference HMAS Parramatta and gallantry awards in Australian service.
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