Talks Move to New Delhi in Kashmir Dispute Talks
Rawalpindi reports India and Pakistan agreeing to resume talks in New Delhi next month on the Kashmir dispute. Indian chief delegate Sardar Swaran Singh announced progress while Pakistan leader Bhutto expressed cautious optimism. Delegations plan arrival around January 16 or 17 for ministerial talks aiming at a meeting between President Ayub Khan and Prime Minister Nehru.
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India
Pakistan
New Delhi
Kashmir
Sardar Swaran Singh
Bhutto
Ayub Khan
Nehru
Peking
Rawalpind
K. S. J. Dehlavi
Sardar Swaran Sing
United Nations
Sino-Pakistan talks near border accord despite Kashmir row
Delegation leaders met this morning and this afternoon on a two day talks span. Peking issued a communique confirming plans to sign a border agreement soon after India and Pakistan trade claims. Zhou En Lai urged India to return to talks as Beijing notes easing Sino-Indian border tensions.
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China
Himalayan
Peking
Sinkiang
Kashmir
India
Chou En-Lai
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Relatives arrive as Bay of Pigs prisoners come home
In Miami 921 relatives of Bay of Pigs invaders arrived aboard the African Pilot for an emotional reunion. Relatives at the bus embarkation port embraced prisoners as hopes rose for more releases and a second ship in weeks.
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Bertha Barreto de Los Heros
Contract Let for New S W Suburb
A contract for 367 residential blocks in Cextin Webster area was let to Thiess Bros Pty Ltd. The scope includes hydraulic services roads pedestrian walks and an underpass with completion by end of 1963. A second suburb Hughes is under way with a primary school started and 21 houses contracted.
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Cextin
Commission
Thiess Bros. Pty. Ltd
Hughes
Australia and Indonesia discuss New Guinea relations
Australia’s Ambassador Keith Shann met Foreign Minister Subandrio in Jakarta to outline general post transfer co operation on West New Guinea. They touched on border control quarantine aviation rules and future ties while Indonesia faces other problems after May turnover.
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Indonesia
Brunei
Shann
Antara
Irian Barat
West New Guinea
Australia sells 50 million bushels of wheat to China on credit
Melbourne reports Australia has sold a further 50 million bushels of wheat on credit to Communist China in a deal valued at about £35 million. Chairman J Moroney announced the sale after a board mission visiting the East. The contract requires payments within 12 months of shipment and aims to complete all shipments by June.
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Australia
China
Australian Wheat Board
J. ¥. Moroney
C. J. Perret
L. H. Dorman
Queensland Wheatgrowers
J. G. Tod
Moroney
Queensland
F.a.g
CBO
William
Africa imports English lions to Uganda zoo
Three lion cubs from Chester England head to Uganda to start an open zoo. Their father O'Dong was rescued from a disused gold mine in East Africa seven years ago and given to Chester, which now returns the favor.
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Africa
London
Astor Leads in Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race
The Sydney schooner Astor held a 27 mile lead over Solo with 100 miles to finish as of the last radio. Solo trailed Ondine by five miles with Ondine 12 miles behind Solo at midday. Warsner’s Astor could set a race record if the finish comes by 5 30 a m Sunday.
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Hobart
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Cruising Yacht Club
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Peter Warner
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Storm Bay
Astoc
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Melbourne
Quintuplets Born in Argentina and Siamese Twins Report
A UPI dispatch says the world’s third quintuplet set, four girls and a boy, was born in Simbolar Argentina to Jacinto and Manela Olmedo with no medical aid. Separately in Siam, twins joined at chest and abdomen were born to a U.S. airman’s wife, with separation possible.
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Argentina
Jacinto
Manela Olmedo
Oliva Dionne
Callender
Ontario
Canada
Franco Diligenti
United Press Internation Id
Dayville
Arkansas
U.S
Daniel McKay
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Michael
Mark Genovese
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