25 Jan 1963
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 25, 1963
Page
1
The West German Chancellor urged calm and patience in the Berlin market dispute, warning against public outbursts that could inflame the issue. He spoke after returning from Paris and emphasized discreet diplomacy to settle the British entry problem.
French President De Gaulle appears to back Adenauer’s compromise on the Common Market stalemate. A joint Franco German accord and a plan to report progress to Britain and six member states are outlined, with Brussels discussions set for next week. Heath to address Parliament on Brussels talks. Erhard urges continued negotiations without delay. France is absent from Euratom discussions with Britain.
A Darwin political row erupts after a Tuesday meeting where a Queen portrait was removed amid protests over the Australian government's denial of political rights to the Territory’s 45 000 Indigenous and white residents. NSW executive member Mr J Keegan organizes the Territory branch for an active party presence, while DWAA members condemn the act as desecration and insult to the Queen.
Roy Mallyon found horseshoe nails embedded near the two furlong post at Queanbeyan track after rain. Officials feared serious injury to racehorses and suspect a deliberate act, not a random prank, prompting police involvement and statements from club officials including secretary Mr Nash and president Mr N.
McInnes reported eight trainers prepared 30 horses for the Comma Newmarket and Cup double with events slated in Canberra district. The incident follows a pattern of earlier track tampering at Flemington involving placed spikes around the course before the Melbourne Cup.
A mission announced to examine India’s defenses against possible Chinese aggression will depart London for India on Tuesday. The team will study protecting large cities from air attack and radar improvements, with Canada and Australia contributing representatives.
Security and weather loom as England and Australia prepare for a decisive fifth Test at Adelaide Oval. Series level at one all, final team selections hinge on last minute decisions. Ian McLachlan tipped to play and carry drinks on home ground, while Len Coldwell or Ray Hingworth vie for the England drink waiter role.
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