End of a Chapter in American Foreign Policy
The column assesses shifting U S policy as Eisenhower exits and Kennedy enters. It notes Cuba severance, Laos caution, and China and Russia gamesmanship. It warns of a fragile bridge with Cuba and hopes for more pragmatic diplomacy with the West and a isting summit with Krushchev.
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Eisenhower
Laos
Dulles
United States
Central
South America
Cuba
Fidel Casio
Kennedy
Cubs
Russia
State Department
China
Krushchev
Technical College Results at Canberra Technical College
Released examination results show passes by A B C or P with failures indicated by missing names. Deferred exams cost 10 shillings for Trade courses or £2 2s for Building Post Trade and Certificate courses, payable by Friday January 13. Deferred exams begin Monday January 16 with timetables on display.
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Canberra
Committee Doom on Trade Policy Criticizes Import Restrictions
Calwell labeled the slump in overseas balances a disaster and urged Prime Minister Menzies to re impose import restrictions on essential goods. He cited Commonwealth Statistician Carver showing an overseas deficit of 143?4 million for the half year to December. Carver warned the third plan failed to halt decline, while the first five months of the year saw a fall of 22 million in that commodity.
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Menzies
Colwell
Commonwealth
Carver
Australia
Caliwel
Vice Regal Visit Returns to Government House
Their Excellencies the Governor General and Viscountess Dunrossi arrived at Government House Canerrs on Saturday afternoon and were received with ceremony.
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Viscountess
Dunrossi
Government House
Canerrs
U S Admiral Riley to Visit Canberra for Talks
U S Admiral FL D Riley, Commander of the Pacific Fleet, will arrive in Canberra next Wednesday for talks with Australian service chiefs. He will meet Minister for the Navy Gordon, Defence Secretary Hicks, Joint Chiefs Chairman Dowling, Naval Chief Burrell, Army Chief Pollard, and Air Deputy Chief McLachlan.
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Ihe
Pacific ‘Command
FL. D. Riley
Ted States
Canberra
Riley
Senistor Gorton
Defence Department
Hicks
Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee
Roy Dowling
Naval Staff
Henry Burrell
General Staff
Lighd
RG. Pollard
Air
Sia
1. D
McLachism
Who Follows Macmillan In 1961 British Politics
The year 1961 faces Labour leadership uncertainty with Hugh Gaitskell while Conservatives and Liberals navigate mid term stresses. Macmillan’s succession prospects hinge on Selwyn Lloyd Ian Macleod and R A Butler as the party seeks a confident grip on economic colonial issues and internal command amid Liberal opportunism.
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Ms.p
Westminster
Labour Party
Hugh Gaitskell
House of Commons
Macmillan
Selwyn Lloyd
Ian Macleod
Lloyd
Sir Anthony Eden
Mr. Macmillan
Sin
Mr. Cloud
Mr. Maclead
Wanemere
R. A. Butler
Bolon
Huddersfield
Gaitskell
Labour
Scarborough
M&p
Ecumenical Patriarchs Seek Unity Amid Political Labour Struggles
The Ecumenical Patriarch Athenagoras, during a Sydney visit, urged Christian unity and noted interchurch dialogue despite centuries of division. The piece analyzes political strains in Britain, predicting Labour difficulties and possible leadership changes around the Blackpool Conference as party cohesion frays.
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Ecumenica
Patriarcy
Athenagoras
Constantinople
Sydney
Marl
Atvalgel
Doctors financed aid missions aid crippled patients abroad
American doctors volunteering in Jordan Amman and Bethlehem have performed over 2 500 examinations aiding cripples often hidden at home. The informal Orthopaedic Letters Club funds says 18 orthopaedists travel at their own expense to provide care with UNRWA sponsorship and Jordanian hospital support.
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Amman
Jordan
Associated Press
Desert Kingdom
Jerumtem
Bethlehem
Orthopaedic Letters Club
United Nations and Medico
Dooley
Laws
Frederick G. Gaenslen
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Gaenslen
Allen M. McKelvie
Washington D.C
New Trade Appointments For South East Asia Region
The Minister for Trade announced three new trade commissioners for South East Asia. J. A. Ellis, K. L. Collings, and R. G. Strange will depart for key posts in Hong Kong Tokyo and Djakarta to expand vital Australian trade.
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Brace
Me. McEwen
J. A. Ellis
KL Collings
R.G. Strange
Australia
Collings
Tokyo
Ellis
Hongkong
Strange
Djakstra
McEwen
Lawyer's Diary Claims Not Settled By Being Ignored
An exchange shows a claimant accusing Tor of bicycle damage and a writer denying the claim. The dialogue examines whether the claim should be denied to avoid trouble, noting mistaken details and possible later embarrassment from non denial.
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Tor
Tom
Tess
Canberra Boy Selected for Royal Australian Navy Apprentices
A Canberra youth, Patrick J. Gordon of Hove Crescent Ainslie, was chosen among 36 young men for entry into the Royal Australian Navy Apprentice Training Scheme aboard H.M.A.S. Nimbuses. Gordon, a former student of Canberran High School, was picked from nearly 400 applicants amid plans to begin next week.
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Canberra
Australia
I 'Rister
Gorton
Royal Australian Navy
H.M.A
Sydney
Patrck J. Gordon
Hove Crescent
Ainslie
Formige
Canhens High School
Appicans
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