Unhappy Dramatic Year for Australia Says Calwell
Melbourne broadcast reviews a difficult 1962 for Australia cited by Opposition Leader Calwell who blamed Indonesia's control in West New Guinea, Britain's move to join the EEC, and a looming unemployment crisis. He criticized government policies, ministerial travel, and External Affairs leadership while warning of a 1963 hard year ahead.
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Melbourne
Australia
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Cal
Trdonesia
West New Guinea
Britain
Garfield Hes
Asia
Garfield
Calwall
Apo
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Zorin Loses U N Post As Soviet Shuffle Hits Moscow
Tass reports Amesia’s permanent U N representative Mr Zorin is relieved of his post. His deputy role and rank as Deputy Foreign Minister were left unclear while veteran diplomat Niklai Bedorenko takes over as ambassador in New York and related posts shift in the Soviet foreign service.
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Amesia
United Nations
Zorin
Tass
Sitn
Geneva
Ae Mikolai Bedorenko
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Ambashoy
Meg Torin
Mir
Redorenko
Fedorenko
Zosin
Beery Tourest
Ut vi
Dain
Bec
Spo
Raf
Russin
Prapic
Ameday Associated Press
A.P
Kremlin
Castro
Soviet Union
Vassily Kuznetsov
Anastay Mikoyan
Cubite
Zocin
New York
Nol
Zovin
Showers Forecast For City Amid Warm Weekend
Forecaster predicts showers and thunderstorms to break a string of hot dry days. Weekend weather showed near perfect summer conditions with a high around 79 and a low near 60, calm winds, and a cooler night.
Armistice Violated in U2 Spy Flight Over Korea
News In Brief reports North Korea accuses a U 2 spy plane of violating the Armistice by a two hour overflight toward Yurpyung Island from the South. The claim cites Mayor General Chune Kwan briefing the Joint Military Armistice Commission.
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New York
Amsrngan Associated Press
Chune Kwan
Yurpyung
Pentagon
Criticism Answered By Tunku Malaya Seeks Peaceful Path
Kuala Lumpur Sun says Malaya's Prime Minister Abdul Rahman emphasizes independence won without bloodshed. He rejects foreign threats, pledges no colonization intent, and cites tension with Indonesia over the Brunei revolt. He notes differences in political opinions but hopes for restraint among neighbors.
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Aa.p
Malaya
Taki Abdul Rahman
United Malays’ National Organision
Brunei
Tunku
Follow-up trade work essential for Australian exports
Mr D E Taplin urged relentless follow up to capitalize on trade mission gains. He led the Heamship Chandpara voyage visiting Karachi Dubai Bahrain and other ports, showcasing 1000 plus products. He warned initial market entry hurdles exist but are surmountable and long term rewards exceed domestic sales. The official report on the mission was released yesterday.
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Chandpara
Karachi
Musteau
Dubai
Umm Said
Bahrain
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Rowall
Basrah
Aril
Sisling Wade
Taplin
Wathough
Asia
Shops Close Early For Christmas Rush Across Canberra
shops prepare for holiday demand with most opening 9 am to 5 30 pm today some stores will reopen Thursday December 27 chemists closed Christmas Day and reopen Boxing Day morning urgent prescriptions via chemists emergency dental numbers listed books close 3 pm today reopen 10 am Thursday milk bread deliveries normal except bread baked today Monday, emergency services numbers included
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Haliday
Canberra
Hospital
Anbu Janey
Police
Fira
Electei Supply
Seacat Missile System to Enter RAN Next Year
Britain will deliver Seacat missile systems for the Royal Australian Navy’s four Type 12 frigates by late 1963. The launcher carries four rockets, fires in quick succession, and is radio controlled. Installations will occur at Williamstown in Melbourne and Cockatoo Island in Sydney, with Derwent slated first to receive the system.
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Royal Australian Navy
Britain
Navy
Gorton
Ras
Australia
Royal Navy
Garlon
Seacat
Bng
Faramalta
Yara
Stuart
Derwent
Williamstown
Melbourne
Cockatoo Island
Sydney
HAMAS
Parramatta
Yarra
RAN
United States
Shoppers Protected in Mexico City Christmas Vigil
Police extended a 10 day order shielding Christmas shoppers and visitors in Mexico City. The move targets theft and petty crime, with authorities naming more than 2,000 known criminals as part of the protection effort through New Year’s Day.
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Mexico City
Thieves Take Pie From Fort Worth Lumber Camp Safe
Burglars broke into a Fort Worth lumber camp safe last night and stole an apple pie. Supervisor Guy Stewart watched the gate Friday with plans to eat it on Monday, according to A.A.P. report.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Fost Worth
Guy Stewart
Tragic drownings record multiple young victims
Fragmented report lists William Pascoe ten and Isobel Pascoe eight from Hopeton Street Calesinn who drowned after being sent on an errand. Trevor Williams ten reported seeing them entering a dam near the town. Both could not swim. bodies recovered by A Gallagher and others. A later inquiry will follow. Nearby Narra sheen man identified. additional drownings noted in Victoria with Helen Bowis and Dianna Victoria Wagoner. An eight year old boy incident at Boehionch referenced.
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William
James Pascog
Isobel Mary Pascoe
Hopeton Street
Calesinn
Shirley Anne
Trevor Williams
Wonswan
Das
Trevor
Dan
Culegirn
A. Gallagher
Calrcairn
Max Lee
Keith Mackie
Catcairn Hospital
Cori “1
Sydney Police
Narrasheen
Qdaister
Richard Lewisy
Emerald Street
Narrabeen
Victoria
Dianna Victoria Wagoner
Fireplace Road
Heyeld
Eyfeld
Boehionch
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