U N Ready to Use Force in Congo Katanga
U N troops poised to seize three more southern Katangan towns by force if needed as Dr Ralph Bunche arrives in Elisabethville to confer on the Katanga operation. He plans no talks with secessionist President Tshombe.
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New York
A.a.p.reuter
United Nations
U.N
Congo
Ralph Bunche
Elisabethville
Tshomlx
Tshombe
U.S
U Thant
Dr. Bunche
Leopoldville
Bunche
Ghana
Robert Gardiner
Guebre
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Katanga Crisis: U.N. set to move on Kolwezi and allies
U N officials signal possible garrison actions in Kolwezi Dilolo and Sakam a near Elisabethville if peaceful efforts fail. Katangan authorities face pressure as Bunche arrives for on the ground study while Tshombe weighs scorched earth options and talks with UN on reunification.
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Leopoldville
Gardiner
New York
Bragzaville
Tshombe
Kolwezi
United Nations
Canberra Leaving Examination Results Published
The Canberra Times will publish a special 2 pm issue with the list of successful Leaving Examination candidates from Canberra and Southern Tablelands schools. The list will appear tomorrow morning.
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Canberra Times
Canberra
Southern
Morray Morning
Miss Julie Wardell Weds Marine Sgt William Greer in Canberra
Julie Wardell 21 wed Sgt. William Greer 28 at St John’s Parish Church Canberra. The ceremony followed a whirlwind plan after Greer was posted back to the United States early. newlyweds sail to Monterey for California on Thursday after a Canberra return to collect luggage. Julie’s sister Barbara was to wed Dick Burn with Julie as bridesmaid. brother Keith Coombs served as best man.
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United States
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America
Barbara
Dick Burn
Keith Coombs
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Monterey
California
Airlift of burned ship passengers under way with multiple routes
The airlift began this morning with a British United Airways Viscount carrying evacuees. Another 144 are due this afternoon by El Al Boeing to Fremantle, with Sydney flights by a ssena Boeing 707 to follow. Over the next two days, 144 to Melbourne, 89 to Colombo or Auckland, 120 to Wellington by Qantas, and 132 to Sydney by Air India are planned. Meals are free. P and O officials call the operation possibly the most expensive in peacetime. Canberra's fire damaged liner has caused widespread shipping booking confusion with about 2,000 passengers needing alternate sea or air transport.
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Fremantle
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Colombo
Auckland
Quantas Boeing
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British United Airways Boeing
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Malta
Search Continues for Missing Canberra Man in Lake Eucumbene
Divers from the Snowy Mountains Authority extend the two day hunt for Cyril Miners 28 of Hoddle Gardens Ainslie who vanished after a kayak capsize on Lake Eucumbene. His brother in law John McAuley of Narrabundah was rescued after clinging to the craft.
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Lake Eucumbene
Cyril Miners
Hoddle Gardens
Ainslie
John Thomas McAuley
H Street
Narrabundah
McAuley
Annan Rad
EL Or Pee
Snowy Mountains Authority
David Smith
Fairbridge Crescent
Arab Pilgrims Cross Into Jerusalem for Christmas Services
About 2,000 Christian Arab pilgrims moved from Israel into Jerusalem's old city in the Jordan sector on Monday on their way to Bethlehem for the Eastern churches Christmas services last night.
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Jerusalem
Amman
Israel
Old City
Jordan
Bethlehem
Writer on New Zealand Murder Charge
A writer facing murder charges in New Zealand was remanded in custody until January 29. Police expect a lengthy remand as further charges against Wasmuth are pending. Wasmuth, arrested after a gun battle at Waitakere near Auckland, left three dead including Inspector Wallace Chalmers and Sergeant Neville Powers, plus Berry. Pettit, Berry, and a 16 year old assistant Falconer were involved as the shooting unfolded.
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J. BD. O'Connor
Wasmuth
M. Robinson
Waitakere
Auckland
Wallace Chalmers
Neville Powers
Berry
Harry Pettit
Pettit
Inspector T. Jones
Record Month for Visitors in Commonwealth Statistics
The Commonwealth Statistician Mr. K. M. Archer today released figures showing permanent and long term arrivals at 11 612 and 6 221 respectively and the net gain from long term and permanent arrivals in November 1961 was 1638. Visitors totaled 13 645 the highest on record, surpassing the prior peak of 11 789 in October.
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Commonwealth Statistician
K. M. Archer
Kennedy Presses NATO To Preserve Alliance Unity
President Kennedy pursues a long range plan to avert a break in NATO over nuclear defence policy. The Nassau pact seeks to persuade members that a multilateral force under alliance control is safer and cheaper than independent national forces. George Ball and Thomas K. Finletter will outline the plan in Paris this week.
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Kennedy
NATO Alliance
United Press International
Nassau Pact
NATO
Paris
George Ball
U.S
Thomas K. Finletter
Ball
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