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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Feb 25, 1959

Page

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Menzies Defends Dutch New Guinea Stance in Parliament

Australia faced a heated debate on Dutch New Guinea after Dr Subandrio’s visit. Menzies rejected claims his government would back an agreement between the Netherlands and Indonesia, stating Australia would not oppose a peaceful settlement but would voice views during talks. Evatt challenged sovereignty and the court option, while Casey noted Australia as a interested third party and that Indonesia had no sovereignty claim over West New Guinea.

Mr. Menzies House of Representatives Dutch New Guinea Dr. Subandrio Australia Netherlands Indonesia Menzies Dr. Evatt Lnternational Court Wilfrid Kent Flughes Lib Chisholm Wilfrid Evan Casey Subandrio Austen Tia Evatt International Court West New Ines Austrolland Ie. Guinea New Guinea Wilfrid Kent Hughes Hallland Sit Wilfrid U.N Een Calwell Guinea McEwen Labour Party Woice Haylen Lab Parkes Dr. Subanddria Munzies Mr Casey Xen Ausralia West New Guinea

Debating New Guinea Policy Sparks U N Tensions

A parliamentary debate centers on Dutch New Guinea and Indonesia, with Dr Evatt and Sir Wilfrid Kent Hughes arguing natives’ interests must drive policy. Ministers claim policy shifts and warn against sovereignty transfers while stressing defense ties to Europe and Asia.

Burgess Says Return To England Reflected Family Ties

Former British Foreign Office diplomat Guy Burgess told British United Press he was astonished by the press furor over his wish to return to England for family reasons. He called the story a two year old item, noting it was discussed with Tom Driberg when he visited in 1987 and that his goal was to see his aged mother.

Moscow Reuter British Foreign Office Guy Burgess Terday England Burgess British United Press

Priests After Ordination Ceremony at St Pauls Church

Six newly ordained priests posed on the grounds of St Pauls Church with Bishop E H Burgmann of Canberra and Goulburn after yesterday's ordination ceremony. The group includes Rev K Sowel, Rev D Kemsley, Rev P Thirlwell, Rev R Tate, Rev Dr R L Blakley and Rev P Davies.

St. Paul's Church Willy Canberra and Goulburn E. H. Burgmann L.to K. Sowel D. Kemsley P. Thirlwell Burgmann R. Tate R. L. Blakley P. Davies

Minor Banking Changes In Commonwealth Development Plan

The government will allow private banking agents to act for the Development Bank with no major changes to the concept. Private banks pressured for access to the bank to retain clientele while Liberal backbenchers pressed for details on £2 million advances. Treasurer Holt to brief government MPs today before delivering notices on 14 bills, with a second reading speech scheduled for Thursday night.

Development Bank Holt House of Representatives

Khrushchev Proposes Non-Aggression Pact Talks in Moscow

Khrushchev urged Britain and the USSR toward a non aggression treaty of twenty years and closer cultural and trade links in a Moscow address to electors. He defended delaying a Big Four foreign ministers conference without Poland and Czechoslovakia and praised Anglo Soviet talks as potentially turning points for East West peace.

Moscow A.A.P Reuter Russia Great Britain Khrushchev Britain Macmillan Lloyd U.S.S.R Khrothchev Kremlin Khbnushchev Aiiposal

Makarios Open to Cyprus Presidency Amid Transition Plans

Archbishop Makarios signaled openness to leading Cyprus if offered, noting Grivas could play a key role while potentially traveling to Greece during a transition. He backed UN membership and paused on NATO, preferring 1 proper time for Commonwealth ties. UK and US influence cited. deportation orders for Makarios and three aides revoked amid shifting Cyprus talks.

FOKA Grivas Cyprus Greece UPL Makarios NATO United Nations London Polycarpos Ioannides Papastavros Papagathagelou

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N.G Dr. Subandrie Parliament Fvate Halland Para-Mount Holland United States United Kingdom Europe Mr. Khrushchev Soviet Union Donald Maclean Foreign Service Mr. Macmillan Surges Yremier Commonwealth Bank Casin Makarios Willing Arsene
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