Kennedy to See U K Ministers in London Meeting
U S Attorney General Robert Kennedy arrived in Britain and expressed belief that Malaysia Indonesia and the Philippines leaders could still settle their disputes. He planned a luncheon with Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home and an evening talk with Foreign Secretary Butler amid Sukarno’s continued confrontation.
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Sukarno Denies Indonesian Ambitions in Borneo Crisis
In a speech from Jakarta Sukarno says Indonesia does not seek control of Northern Borneo and will support eastern neighbors while tensions with Malaysia persist. Kennedy comments reference cease-fire talks and possible three-nation summit as regional diplomacy continues.
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Australia posts record gross national product in 1962-63
Official statistics show GNP reaching a new peak with a rise in personal consumption and building activity. Household burables and clothing purchases boosted expenditure while heavy industry output increased in metals and cement. Building approvals reached 103 736 new homes, with NSW and Victoria leading state totals in December.
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Memorial for John F Kennedy Center Designation
The bill designates the National Cultural Centre in the capital as a memorial to John F. Kennedy. It authorizes up to 15.5 million dollars to match public contributions for the John F. Kennedy Centre for the Performing Arts and similar funds for related facilities.
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Goldwater would install ham radio at White House if president
Sen Barry Goldwater said in New Hampshire that if he becomes president he would put a ham radio antenna on the White House roof. He noted he already has amateur stations at homes in Washington and Arizona and spoke with Paul Hatch during a campaign stop.
Lake Buckey Griffin filling delayed by dry spell
The National Capital Development Commission cannot predict when Lake Buckey Griffin will be filled substantially. Forecasts had aimed for end of February under normal weather, but rainfall has been well below average and river inflows remain low.
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U K Troops Ready to Help Kenya If Needed
London officials say Britain would deploy troops to Kenya if unrest spreads from East Africa. Commonwealth Secretary Duncan Sandys told Parliament the Kenya request was precautionary and that security in Uganda remains calm with British troops protecting Entebbe airport and vital points.
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British and Berlin Garrison Report Two Day Crisis
The British United Press says West Berlin faced a two day stand with troops half the garrison in place as tanks moved near the city. Details remain unclear in the fragmented report.
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Cyclist killed after being struck by car in Canberra
Reuben Staples aged 66 of Molonglo Cabarea died when struck by a car on Canberra Avenue Fyshwick Canberra police said. The accident blocked the road for about 20 minutes with multiple vehicles involved and driver Milan Dorak 28 of Lilley Street O Connor being investigated by Constable Love Joy.
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Rain Breaks Drought In Canberra With Warm Temperatures
Canberra recorded its first rain of January on January 9 with heavy showers and a peak temperature of 82 degrees. The day also saw a high of 82 degrees and a low around 60, with forecasts calling for continued warm weather and a water warning page noted.
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Congress Ends Canberra Session With 950 Attendees
The Jin ANZAAS Congress in Canberra concluded after five days of lectures across science, social science and education. About 3,900 delegates attended the third Canberra congress, marking a large gathering in the city.
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