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23 Jan 1963
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 23, 1963
Page
1
Cabinet agrees to subs and guided missile destroyer order
Defence Minister Townley announced after a Cabinet meeting that Britain will buy submarines and a third guided missile destroyer of the Charles F. Adams class from America. The plan includes replacing older ships with new Bri class submarines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Defence
Townley
Charles F. Adams
America
Australian plans venturing into Oberon class submarines
Defence authorities estimate the cost of three Oberon class submarines for Australia at about £20 million with total defence package near £30 million including Charles F Adams class destroyers. Senator Gorton to announce programme details. submarines to boost Royal Australian Navy strength and efficiency amid postwar fleet expansion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Senator Gorton
Defence
Australia
Avy
Sis
Royal Navy
R.A.N
Charles F. Adams
Gorton
Indonesia
Exiled Togolese ex-PM Grunitzky Returns Amid Escort
Nicholas Grunitzky, 47, former Togolese Prime Minister and brother-in-law of President Sylvanus Olympio, arrives in the capital with an armed escort after exile in Dahomey. He was brought back by militants to lead a provisional government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Grunitzky
Sylvanus Olympio
Togo
Dahomey
Adenauer Moves To Save Market Talks
West Germany's Chancellor Adenauer urged a temporary suspension of Britain’s bid to join the Common Market while an inventory of sticking points is drawn up by the Market Commission. Bonn seeks to avoid a final split before Brussels talks on January 28 as de Gaulle and Adenauer pursue closer Franco German cooperation. Britain plans a steel tariffs declaration seen as a sign the talks continue despite French opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tuesda
France
British United Press
Adenauer
B.usp
Executive Commission
Britain
Aa.p.-Reuter
de Gaulle
West Germany
Bonn
Brussels
NATO
Bewler
U K Setback Highlighted by Macmillan Speech
In Liverpool, Prime Minister Macmillan reviewed Brussels talks at a Conservative mass meeting. He argued Britain could join Europe while remaining loyal to the Commonwealth and said the truth should be known about the 18 month negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macmillan
Brussels
Liverpool
Britain
Paris
de Gaulle
Macmilan
Beittin
Makin
Albetin
Prince Richard Plans Informal Australia Visit in February
Prince Richard 18 son of the Duke of Gloucester will holiday in Australia in February and March with school friend Richard Cazenove. They arrive at Richmond R.A.A.F. Base February 2 and will stay with Governor-General Viscount Da Lisle and friends in various States before returning to London via Singapore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Richard
Duke of Gloucester
Australia
Government House
Richard Cazenove
Richmond R.A.A
Viscount, da Lisle
RAF
Lyneham
Singapore
R.A.F
RAAF
Transport Command
Eton
Cambridge
The
Royal Aircraft
Sydney
London
Robbery at Capital Hill hostel. two men flee
Mr Vincio Fermo awoke to noises at 4 30 am and chased two men from the Commonwealth stores and preparation centre. A cashbox containing 6d to 8s was missing. One suspect, 20 to 25, about 6 ft tall, fair hair, dark jumper. the other similar age and height, fair hair, white polo neck with dark design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fermo
Permo
Commonwealth
Capital Hill
St. Gin
Don Bradman to Captain Prime touring MCC team
Prime Minister Menzies revealed the 12 man squad for the touring MCC side with Sir Donald Bradman named captain and Sydney Smith and Grame Smith among selections. He noted Bradman's prior leadership of Australia’s Test teams and commented on experience gaps within the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Bradman
M.C.C
Menzies
Sir Donald
SJ Loxton
R Renaud
A. Davidson
N. Harvery
R. Flockton
K. Mackay
Wwit
R Cowper
Syd Smith
Grame Smith
WD. Chipp
Donald’ Bradman
Australia
England
Australis
Donald
Mensies Sith
Richie Bensud
Alan Davidson
Sam Loxton
Neil Harvey
Sydney Smith
Canberra
Jeff Sydney
Grane
Don Chipp
Lieraty
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U.K
Rome
Ron Chew
Prince
Richard
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