05 Feb 1962
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Feb 05, 1962
Page
1
Readable OCR fragment mentions Palen rounds and Ark tad events, but lacks clear names, dates, or locations. The text is fragmented with unclear context and no distinct actions or outcomes to summarize.
The readable fragments describe a scene with a person named Sit ull hig poor and a time likely at a hut. Details are sparse, with unclear actions and no identifiable organizations, places, or dates to anchor a full summary.
Paris Sunday reports President De Gaulle will address Algeria in a national telecast with no definite announcement on secret talks. Government sources say common ground exists on many issues but two key points remain unresolved.
European leaders seek a Franco Algerian ceasefire as private talks show progress while De Gaulle vows to quell uprisings. Algerian rumors place a provisional government meeting in Tunis with insurgent Ben Youssef Ben el Fella returning from Morocco. Paris reels from terrorist attacks as troops and police tighten control ahead of a televised address.
Doctors at St Vincent's Hospital describe Labour MP Mr Pdde Ward of East Sydney as having a satisfactory condition after admission for routine medical check and rest. Ward, 64, has served in the House since 1932 and may be discharged tomorrow.
More than 4 000 people cooled off at Olympic Pool yesterday with large crowds also at Manuka Pool as sunny weather continued.
The Times reported President Kennedy planned testing preparations at Johnston Island and possibly Christmas Island with a final decision pending. Washington was divided with strong argument against nuclear tests as unnecessary or provocative, as the AEC announced a Soviet underground test last Friday, hastening the ultimate choice.
The Bridgewater tanker broke apart in heavy seas after a muffled explosion inside the ship. Rescue from the Elias and a Neptune bomber waited as the bow section drifted, with seven on the bow and 25 on the stern. Survivors clung to debris for hours amid 30 ft waves and 45 knot winds.
Congo Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula pressed for more U.N. military aid during a two hour meeting with U Thant, seeking robust support for his republic. Adoula said the council did not need a formal inquiry into the Congo crisis after Soviet attempts to block discussion.
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