New Year Honours Bestow 11 Australian Knights and Dame
The Queen elevates 11 Australians to Knights and creates Melbourne woman Lady Elisabeth Joy Murdoch a Dame Commander of the British Empire. Senator W. H. Spooner is named Knight Commander of the Order of Saint Michael and Saint George for political service.
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Melbourne
Senate
W. H. Spooner
Order of Saint Michael and St. George
K.C.M.G
Elisabeth Joy Murdoch
Keith Murdoch
Order of the British Empire
D.B.E
Air Chief Promoted as Knight in Queen’s honours
The Queen elevated Air Chief Marshal Sir Edmund Huttleston to Knight Grand Cross of the Bath and promoted Air Chief Marshal Maurice Nathan of Melbourne to Knight Commander of the British Empire. No resident Australians were made Knights in the military division. Several Australians received other honours including Companions of the Bath and various orders for service in commerce, medicine, literature, and public life.
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Melbourne
Maurice Nathan
Edmund Huddleston
Kc.b
R.A. F
Transport Command
Bath
Charles Douglas Candy C.B.E
R.a.af. H.Q. Support Command
Order of the Bath
C.B
Commonwealth Relations Office
Roland Ellis Jacobs
Unley Park
South Australia
Cominicam
New Zealand Leader Honoured In All Walks List
Prime Minister Keith Holyoake is named a Companion of Honour by the Queen joining Sir Winston Churchill and other luminaries. Viscount Alexander receives an earldom and remains a Companion of Honour. England honors include William Carron and J Laverty. Norman Brook and Malcolm Eve elevated to baronetcies and baron, with Gerald Nabarro awarded a knighthood.
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New Zealand
Keith Jacka Holyoake
Holyoake
Mr. Holyoake
Sir Winston Churchill
C H
Viscount Alexander
Hillsborough
House of Lords
Norman Brook
Lord Attlee
Winston Churchill
Lord Avon
Anthony Eden
Harold Macmillan
Malcolm Tristram Eve
Gerald Nabarro
House of Commons
England batsmen seize initiative in Melbourne Test
In Melbourne the English score 316 after a mid innings collapse to trail Australia 4 for 210 at stumps. Captain Ted Dexter tallies 93 while Colin Cowdrey remains 94 not out as Dexter falls late and Barrington and Cowdrey hold on. Full story page 12.
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Australia
England
Sheppard
Davidson
Dexter
Melbourne
Ted Dexter
Colin Cowdrey
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Puller
St. Cowdrey
Benaud
Cowdrey
Barrington
Knights of the British Trade Unions Feature Leaders
Randlebar Mr Nabarro described as having a sergeant major voice directs several companies and bears a strong handlebar moustache. Carron, a new Knight and president of the 1,000,000 member AEU, opposes Communist influence in unions and rebuked unofficial strike leaders. Three years ago the Pope knighted him for his witness.
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Nabarro
Carron
New Knights
A.E.U
Order of St. Gregory the Great
Improvement Forecast By Menzies
From his hospital bed Mr Menzies predicted a year of growth and prosperity for Australia and hoped for progress in international relations. Mr Calwell, visiting, warned unemployment would challenge statesmanship in 1963 and urged full employment as the basis for growth and resource development.
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Menzies
Australia
Calwell
Mr. Menzies
Hosppital
Krushchev proposes Berlin compromise and halt to tests
In an interview released by Tass, Krushchev said the Soviet Union would halt nuclear tests on January 1 if a UN backed resolution urged it. He floated replacing the NATO flag in West Berlin with the United Nations flag as a symbolic solution. Western observers insist on on site verification and refuse a general moratorium. Ulbricht urged subduing Berlin danger and a German peace treaty with West Berlin becoming neutral.
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France
United States
Herr Walter Ulbricht
Herr Ulbricht
Weather Outlook With Showers Likely Across Region
The Meteorological Bureau forecast cloudy warm humid conditions with scattered showers and light to moderate northerly winds. Yesterday’s high reached 77.8 degrees, two below normal, while the low of 61.3 was nine degrees above December average.
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