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16 Jan 1963
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 16, 1963
Page
1
Britain to press Common Market entry on Commonwealth terms
Brussels sources say Britain will pursue Common Market membership on terms that honor its Commonwealth promise. President de Gaulle yesterday signaled a firm stand, arguing Britain’s trade policy and cheap food system clash with the market system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gaulle
Britain
Brussels
A.A.P
Commonwealth
De Gaulle opposes British entry to Common Market
President de Gaulle's criticism of Britain's farming system and terms for entry roiled Common Market talks. He warned England must decide if it can join a continental tariff, drop Commonwealth preferences, and end agriculture privileges while other details split the Six. Britain pressed on, seeking a path that respects Commonwealth promises and farmer interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
de Crauille
Britain
Hel
de Claulle
de Gaulle
France
Rome
Brussels
Joseph Luns
Stump Invasion Delays Test as Australia Seizes Win
In Sydney a schoolboy snatched a stump during the third Test before police intervened and returned it to the umpire. Australia beat England by eight wickets to take a 2-1 series lead, with Davidson 4.25 and Simpson 34 not out starring. The fourth Test squad was announced including Wally Grout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sydney Cricket Ground
Resi
Bob
Australia
England
Adelaide
Alan Davidson
Bob Simpson
Davidson
Simpson
Wally Grout
Barry Jarman
Colin Crest
L.A
Fin Mebuchlan Cones
Forecast Cool Fine Day with Light Winds Canberra
A cool fine day with light southerly winds is forecast for Canberra. The maximum is expected near 74 degrees, about eight degrees below normal, with 23 points of rain recorded to 4 p.m. yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Fanfani downplays axis claim before Washington talks
Signor Fanfani in an interview with United Press International rejected the idea of any axis alliance. He heads for Washington to meet President Kennedy and favors Italy joining the Common Market soon. He recalled his August 1961 Moscow visit and quoted Krushchev on economic pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor Fanfani
United Press International
Washington
Kennedy
Moscow
Mr. Krushchev
Whix
Ship drama ends in reunion at Fremantle harbour
A Hungarian migrant, Frank Semenek, and his German wife Ilona and their son Ritchard returned to Canberra after a shipboard dispute in Fremantle. Semenek had a court order preventing the wife from taking the child out of Australia. After talks the couple agreed to return with the child. Ilona’s mother continued the voyage. Semenek was naturalised recently and says everything will be alright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Australia
Frank Semenek
Jar Sprent Street
Narrabundah
Ilona
Semenekh
Oceania
Germany
Ritchard
Canberra
Samenek
End of Katanga Secession Talks and Embassy Riots
Reports say President would grant UN freedom of movement in Katanga and may return to Elisabethville. Tshombe urged amnesty under the UN plan to unify the Congo. In Leopoldville, about 490 Lovanium University students protested British policy, attacking the British Embassy until UN chief Gardiner arrived to quell the riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolwezi
U.N
Katanga
Elisabethville
Tshombe
J. Kasaubu
Adoula
U Than
Congo
Leopoldville
Robert Gardiner
Driver Appeal Dismissed in NSW Trotting Case
Melbourne report says New South Wales reinsman Jack Leonard Reinyman had a 12 month disqualification for Seottira at the Showgrounds reduced to suspension and shortened to expire on July 15 by the Trotting Control Board. An appeal by Scottira’s owners Mrs A Tipping and Mrs D Hando against the horse’s disqualification was upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
New South Wales
Reinyman
Jack Leonard
Seottira
Showgrounds
Scottira
A. Tipping
D. Hando
Home Made Ice Helps Injured Girl Recover
Eleanor Loughnan of Rutkandma near Michell shows signs of recovery after ice packing to control temperature and brain oxygen use. An ice plant at Mitchell supplies ice from residents’ refrigerators, aiding treatment. Doctors expect she can rise from bed within about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Loughnan
Rutkandma
Michell
Mitchell
De Gaulle rejects Polaris in France defense stance
In a press conference after the Bahamas talks with Prime Minister Macmillan, de Gaulle rejected subscribing to the Bahamas agreement and insisted France will maintain national defense. He argued allies are necessary but France will not forgo its own defence autonomy amid new nuclear arms scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahamas
Britain
Mr. Macmillan
Kennedy
France
de Gaulle
America
Europe
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Reuter
Gaulle
Euler
R Ome
United Press
London
George Brown
London Daily Mail
Macmillan
Prince Charles
Tarasp
Guiseppe Heinrich
Stump
Bob Simpson i
Ted Dexter
Booth
Fanfani
Fremantle
Brisbane
Paris
Bonn
U.S
NATO
Adenauer
George Ball
Bott Gata
Sennen Weather Sirekti
Amusements
Finance
Canberra Diary
Race Pields
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