General Serov Moved From Top Red Police Post
General Serov, 54, a Ukrainian long associated with Stalin era security, has been removed from his post as top red police official. Soviet experts debate whether the change is a demotion or potential promotion, noting Kremlin intrigue and variable signaling in such announcements.
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Indonesia Objects to Russians At Cairo Talks
Indonesia objected to Russian participation in Afro Asian technical conferences in Cairo. Indonesian delegate Mohamed Soebahan criticized Moscow as an external influence, stressing Asia Africa unity and excluding non Asian African members. Egypt's Abdel Moneim Kaissuny urged solidarity to resist the European Common Market threats. Delegations from 13 Arab states, Russia, China, North Korea, North Vietnam, Mongolia, and pro Western nations attended the four day meeting. Neutralist states included India, Indonesia, and Ceylon.
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Indonesia
Mohamed Soebahan
Neder
Russia
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Associated Press
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Itrit
Egypt
Abdel Moneim Kaissuny
United Arab Republic
China
North Korea
North Vietnam
Mongolia
Pakistan
Liberia
Ethiopia
Malaya
India
Ceylon
Equal Pay Bill Clear Emphatic Says Minister
NSW minister for Labour and Industry Maloney announced the equal pay bill in the New South Wales Legislative Council. The bill would raise wages by five pence per year until the female wage equals the male wage, with costs estimated at 2 million pounds by June next, to be met by the State Government. Debates continued as the bill operated from January 1, 1963.
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Australia
Maloney
Queensland
Legislative Council
Red Submarines Set to Chart World Oceans
Moscow Radio announced that red submarines will range the world’s oceans, especially the southern hemisphere, on charting missions linked to the International Geophysical Year. The fleet will follow Soviet scientists’ IGY work, providing scientific data unattainable by other vessels. The first submarine will soon sail to support the Research Institute of Marine Fishery and Oceanography.
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Russia
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Landslide in Beyeller kills 14 in Turkey
Turkish reports say a landslide after heavy rains near Beyeller village, 130 miles southwest of Ankara, has killed 14 and destroyed three houses. Local officials describe widespread damage and ongoing rescue efforts.
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New Minister Plans Canberra Residence Amid WA Duties
The former minister Fairhall, dropped from the new Ministry, did not live in Canberra, but will have his wife take up residence there for much of the year while he manages his 14,000 square mile Western Australia electorate. He will visit Canberra briefly before Christmas and aims to spend more time in Canberra without delaying WA responsibilities.
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Talks on Conference Shipping Lines in Sydney
SYMNEX reports American Congressman W. F. Maillard arrived in Sydney to meet Australian shippers on the future of conference shipping lines. The talks will cover rate controls as a Supreme Court ruling validates the dual rate system used by U.S. conference lines, allowing member reductions on long-term contracts.
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Sydney
U.S
Supreme Court
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Mail
Australia In Position To Win First Test
Brisbane report: Australia moving toward victory after England were bowled for 198 in the second innings. Bailey endured a 357 minute 50 not out and Colin Cowdrey and Bailey added a 1 run 149 minute stand. Umpire Mel McInnes decision on a potential catch sparked controversy.
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England
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Colin Cowdrey
Jim Laker
Silvioutes
Cowdrey
Lindsay Kline
Mel McInnes
MCC
Kline
Noe
Captaina Ma
Ganaud
Estes Bray
Action On HP Delayed In State Parliament
Sydney report notes the State Government will not introduce hire purchase reform in the current session. A possible savings move was hinted by Customs Credits Corp Ltd and a proposal for uniform hire laws may be discussed with the Attorney General.
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Istate
Customs Credits Corporation Ltd
Downing
Dutch Australian Agreement on N G Claimed
Jakarta dispatch reports that Australia and the Netherlands allegedly prepared a secret military pact to aid West New Guinea defense. The accord reportedly covered force composition in West New Guinea and coordinated air communications. Observers say Jakarta would oppose such a formal alliance, fearing Indonesian backlash.
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A.p.-Reuter
Enpetent
Australia
Holland
London
Antara Views Agency
Today
West New Guinea
Welow
Guinea
Hollande
Netherlands
Indonesia
Aura
Borgnine Arrives For Doll Role In Sydney
Australian report notes Erm ist Borgnine arriving in Sydney to begin filming The Summer of the Seventeenth Dell. The Academy Award winner, age 41, will play Boo alongside John Mills Anne Baxter and Angela bury in the story.
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Ermist Borgnine
Monterey
Boo
John Mills
Anne Baxter
Angela Bury
Borgnine
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