Macmillan urges cheaper path to peace over nuclear deterrent
In Karachi, Prime Minister Macmillan urged a peaceful method less costly and alarming than nuclear weapons to secure peace. He emphasized that nuclear arms have made war unattractive and called for careful preparation for future talks, while stressing non-aggressive intents and balanced technical agreements. He also dismissed Baghdad Pact as a source of regional tension.
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Karachi
A.a.p.reuter
U.K
Mr. Macmillan
diVvassa
Pakistan
Macmillan
New Deli
Casey
Twee Vehicles Damaged In Rad Accident
Three vehicles were extensively damaged in a road accident in Cooyong Street Braddon about 10.30 am. A car driven by Mervyn Robertson of Weetange collided with a vehicle driven by Leo Clive Stace of Narra Bundah. A car driven by Raymond Mack of Hart Street O Connor overturned opposite St Edmunds College after steering failed and struck a bank.
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Canberra
Cooyong Street
Braddon
Mervyn Robertson
Weetange
Leo Clive Stace
Eleventh Street
Narrabundah
Noone
Raymond Mack
Hart Street
O'Connor
St. Edmund's College
Brisb ane Wharf Dispute Resolves With Return to Work
Brisbane watersiders plan to return to work tomorrow on all port vessels including the Bulwarra. The industrial dispute has paused wheat stacking operations while parties pursue settlement through accepted arbitration channels.
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Gulwarra
Brisbane
State appoints industrial development director for decentralisation
The Cahill government will create a new division of industrial development to oversee secondary industries regional planning and decentralisation. The move aims to expand industry and improve planning across areas.
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Sydney
Cahill
Loan Council Meeting Set For Next Month
The meeting, likely February 13, will review the 1967 58 loan programmes as premiers seek direct talks due to drought driven budget pressures. NSW warns of possible £10,000,000 railway costs, with other states facing deficits without drought relief.
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Sir Arthur Fadden
Commonwealth
N.S.W
N.S.W. Railways
Ganbts
Ttmn
Cahill
Mr. Macmillan
Lady Macmillan
Australia
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Mother
Loan Council
Help Offer In Building Of Y M C A Centre
The article notes new donations of materials for the Y M C A centre in Canberra including acoustic ceilings valued at £200 and free installation. It mentions builders Mesars Veshner Kes rue and others aiding excavation paving plastering and foundation work. The Department of Interior is told construction may begin in May with a sod turning ceremony led by FR G L Deace. Progress reports aim to secure a government grant of £18090 for the recreation centre.
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Ym.c.a
Canberra
Falc.a
Department of Interior
Ap [Neal
G.L. Deace
Ancest Committee
Lady Tippeteun
Y.W.C.A
Arrests After Beach Brawl Off South Coast
A beach brawl off the South Coast led to arrests after an argument between Australian and Trajan federal authorities. Four men were involved in the incident on Tuesday and those present were detained for questioning.
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Adulla
Trajan
African Treason Trial Resumes in Johannesburg
The preliminary hearing for treason resumes in Johannesburg Grill Hall with 85 defendants of mixed races. Police testify about signed documents during Christmas recess and handwriting comparisons are reviewed by a police handwriting expert. The defence challenges the signatures as the hearing continues.
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Johannesburg
Reuter
Johannesburg Grill Hall
South Africa
Wilkinson sets world record in 110 butterfly at Sydney pool
Brian Wilkinson of Wellbrook swam 63.5 seconds in a heat of the States championship at North Sydney Olympic Pool to set a new world standard under the new butterfly rules. His coach Forbes Carlisle said Wilkinson was not fully extended and could break 63 seconds in the final. G Lange of Deniliquin was second fastest with 69.2. Fifteen-year-old John Konrads aimed to challenge the world 440 yards record with 4:36.2 in the 440 yard event tomorrow night.
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Stoney, Tueso
Brian Wilkinson
Wellbrook
North Sydney Olympic Pool
Wilkinson
Fln.a
Forbes Carlile
G. Lange
Deniliquin
T. Hooper
T. Ishomots
Japan
John Konrads
Nek
Konrads
Strikers Halt Construction on Power House
Two hundred workers at Wallerawang Power Station walk off site halting all construction. Ironworkers Boilermakers and Amalgamated Engineering Union members dispute 2 percent holiday pay for Christmas Boxing and New Year days. Management cites late starts after holiday period.
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Lithgow
Tuesda
Wallerawang Power Station
Amalgamated Engineering Union
John Thompson Pty. Ltd
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