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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 01, 1963

Page

6

U.N. Threat to Destroy Katangese Aircraft

The United Nations warned it would destroy all Katangese aircraft found, unless handed over to U.N. forces at Manono Air Base by tomorrow morning.

Leopoldville A.A.P United Nations U.N Manono Air Base

Katanga Crisis Deepens With U N Offensive and Death Toll

Reports from Elisabethville say 50 African civilians were killed amid fighting as U N forces gained ground and drew up unarmed transport for Katangese pilots. President Tshombe denied fleeing Elisabethville while U N Secretary General Thant lamented forced military action in Katanga.

United Nations New York Elisabethville Katanga Salisbury Rhodesia Tshombe U.N Manono U Thant

Cosmonaut Popovich visits Havana for Castro anniversary

Soviet cosmonaut Pavel Popovich arrived in Havana for the fourth anniversary celebration of Fidel Castro's revolution as reported by Havana Radio via AAP.

Cuba Key West Florida Pavel Popovich Havana Fidel Castro American Associated Press Pope John New York South Vietnam Saigon Vietnam Brunei Malaysia London Devich Omar Saifuddin Mush United Press Saehen

Thirteen Die As Britain Faces Worst Blizzard In 15 Years

A severe European blizzard leaves at least 13 dead in Britain with towns cut off and roads blocked. Snow covers southern England, the Thames freezes near Windsor, and rescue workers deliver aid by helicopter as ploughs clear runways and ferries halt across the Channel.

London A.a.p.renter Britain Daily Mail Reuter Europe Italy Daily Telegraph Kent Devon Cornwall Dorset British Isles Wash Anglesey Essex Thames Windsor

Trapped Rescuers Find Elderly Couple Dead in Car

Rescuers pull from another vehicle an elderly couple deceased as three unconscious survivors are removed from the same incident. Authorities have not released identities or full details of the scene.

Holiday road toll pounds Australia as drivers blamed

Thirty five men women and children died in holiday crashes across Australia last Christmas and New Year. Passengers were killed through no fault of their own, many by drivers who were often family members. A message from the Australian Road Safety Council.

Australia Australian Road Safety Council

Colourful Bush Figure Dead

Harney the notable bushman and author, born 1895 in Charters Towers, died at 67 after a heart attack. He served as signaller in the First A.L. and advised on expeditions to Arnhem Land. He curated Ayers Rock from 1957 to 1961 and wrote eight works on outback life and Aboriginal life. He left two sisters. his wife and two children had predeceased him.

Harney—bushman Charters Towers A.L National Geographic and Department of Information Armmhem Land U.N.E.S.C.O Anhem Land Ayers Rock Commonwealth Literary Funder Ani Mr. Harney

Retailers Grant Extra Holiday After Trade Council Push

The Trades and Labour Council pressured the Employers Association leading to five major retailers offering an extra 34 day break for employees. Council president W Andrews said the move sets a precedent for future holiday claims and aims to settle disputes quickly through advance conferences.

Trades and Labour Council Employers Association W. Andrews Council Employers’ Association Andrews

Indonesian Flag Up In N G Ends Dutch Rule

The Indonesian flag will fly beside the Dutch flag in the former Dutch colony until May 1 as a UN administration prepares to end and Indonesia takes governance. The Dutch tricolour was hauled down for the last time, ending over three centuries of Dutch influence, Reuters reports from The Hague.

England Coastguard LA. Britton United Nations Indonesia Reuter Hague

Girl Born as Final 1962 Baby at Community Hospital

A girl born at 8 40 p.m. at Community Hospital is noted as the year’s last baby for 1962. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs KK Birkeland of Beea Flats Reid. She is one of six babies born that day including a set of twins.

Canberra Birkeland Beea Flats Reid

Joyful Start To New Year Celebrations Worldwide In 1963

The city and international communities ushered in 1963 with elaborate New Year celebrations. Diplomatic staff hosted gatherings at embassies while Scottish Hogmanay dances and Goodwin Centre activities featured music and fireworks. Dutch Dutch, Italian, and Thai festivities included traditional foods, singing, and fireworks as staff await Panettone arrivals.

Burns Club Albert Hall Goodwin Centre Diplomatic Corps Royal Netherlands Netherslands Press and A. Hoogendoorn Italy

Paper Strike Reaches Its 25th Day in New York

The longest newspaper strike in the city’s history enters its 25th day as the Printers Union and Publishers stand firm. Federal Mediator Stephen Schlossberg postponed further talks until both sides show willingness to compromise at the bargaining table.

New York Stephen Schlossberg

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