Berlin futures in doubt as four powers pursue summit
Western leaders face Berlin crisis within a broader Germany framework. Adenauer seeks concessions from Geneva talks but Britain and the United States reportedly reject. Four powers vow no surrender of Berlin rights and prefer an April summit to calm East West tensions. Soviet broadcasts welcome the plan and emphasize a path to reduced international tension.
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Khrushchev
Macmillan
de Gaulle
Moscow
Kremlin
Nehru Emphasizes No Retreat From India China Border
Nehru stated across parliament that India will not retreat from its border claims amid ongoing border disputes with China. He rejected terms for talks citing deep disagreements on principles and facts, and noted China’s statements claimed extensive Indian territory. He suggested negotiations would hinge on credible evidence and that India’s stance remains firm while awaiting parliamentary review and U S assessments.
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Tegret
U S May Resume Nuclear Tests Amid Geneva Talks
The United States may resume underground nuclear tests next year if progress at Geneva talks with Britain and Russia on a detection system continues. State Department officials said no decision had been made to extend the current suspension beyond December 3, while Secretary of State Christian Herter indicated a week to week approach depending on talks’ progress.
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Poker Machines Blamed For Hotel Closures In Australia
The Australian Hotel Association board cites poker machines as the cause of 11 country hotel closures. President J. A. Ratcliffe notes cancellations at Flinders Hotel Wollongong Terminus Hotel Corowa Great Northern Tamworth Balranald Hotel Balranald Courthouse Dubbo Commercial Woodstock Post Office Cobargo Royal Mudgee Royal Albany Grand Broken Hill. Applications to surrender two more licences at South Hay Hotel Hay were also reported.
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Austasian Hotel
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Flinders Hotel
Wollongong
Terminus
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Royal
Mudgee
Albuy
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Broken Mill
Ratcliffe
South Hay Hotel
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Australian Space Project Accepted for U S Satellite Plan
The Australian Academy of Science proposal to include an Australian space research project in an American satellite has been ratified by the Aeronautical and Space Administration. Dr F Martyn leads a CSLR upper atmosphere section team to begin preparations measuring very low frequency radio waves above the ionosphere.
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Chinese Students Held In Malaya Arrests Spur Tense Moves
In Johore State Southern Malaya seven Chinese students including two girls were arrested under anti communism emergency rules. Police reported about 1 000 arrests nationwide by December 20. Three students faced charges for possessing a Communist terrorists document carrying up to ten years in prison. Five students were arrested on return from a tour of Northern Malaya.
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Sur Gay
A.a.p-Reuter
Johore
Malaya
General Motors Seeks Australian 1 Pref Shares
General Motors Australia Pty Ltd planned a share offer to preference shareholders at 35 for each 1 share with 6 percent dividend. GM holds large blocks of shares. the move could affect future profits disclosure by the company under Australian law. Opposition leaders criticized the deal amid debate on foreign influence and Australian sovereignty. The Prime Minister had no comment as Cabinet met in Melbourne.
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Plans For Talks On Media In South East Asia
UNESCO plans a Bangkok conference on media needs in Asia Africa and Latin America. Australian delegates include EB Lian Sommerlad W S Hamry Lillon Stanley Hawes and Rh D B Mitchell. Meetings will cover news agencies exchange radio and film facilities training and equipment for broadcasting.
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Australian Provincial Press Association
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Australian News and Information Bureau
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