France insists on veto as Britain stalls Common Market
Paris reports President de Gaulle remains firm against a British bid to join the European Common Market. He rejects German concessions while Kennedy envoy Christian Herter presses urgent talks to resolve the crisis.
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Britain and Five Sue for Early Common Market Deal
Reports from Brussels and Rome say Britain and the five Common Market partners push for a quick showdown with France. Britain seeks terms for association, while Adenauer's Germany stands with Britain and Italy signals concern over De Gaulle's stance on unconditional entry.
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US halts Alesis tests in Nevada talks continue
Washington and New York host three power talks aimed at a treaty banning all underground tests. President Kennedy rejects a return to indefinite moratorium and asks the Atomic Energy Commission to postpone further underground shots begun in 1961. Britain, the United States and the Soviet Union seek inspections to deter clandestine testing amid ongoing discussions.
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Ten Injured As Navy Bus Capsizes Near Pine Island
A Navy bus returning from a picnic near Pine Island overturned twice at Tharwa Road and Monaro Highway. Twenty sailors and two women were aboard. at least ten injured, with two hospitalized on Harman and others kept for observation. Driver Alan Mitchell said the bus swerved to let a car pass before the tumble. Police attended the scene at 6.50 pm, marking the 213th incident in 27 days attended by police.
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NATO Polaris plan centers on multilateral NATO force
Washington reports under the Nassau Agreement that any Polaris submarines slated for NATO would join the alliance rather than national fleets. The U.S. would supply subs to Italy and other NATO members, with crews provided by them, for a proposed multilateral force. France rejects Kennedy offer to supply missiles for NATO use.
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Lord De L Isle At Parade Marks Canberra Jubilee
Governor General Lord De L Isle will take the salute at the Canberra Jubilee Parade on March. After the parade he will address a large gathering in City Square and present trophies for best features. The event is part of a large progamme from March to 17 to mark Canberra's 50th anniversary, said T W W Pye.
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Five Shot Two Dead In Nedlands Australia
A middle aged man and a youth were shot dead in Nedlands early today. Another man is in Royal Perth Hospital in critical condition with a head wound. A third victim was discharged from Geraldton District Hospital after shooting at Cottesloe. The deceased are George Osmond Walmsley 55 a retired grocer and pianist of Nedlands and John Lindsay Strukey 19 also of Nedlands an agricultural science student at the University of Western Australia. Brian Vincent Weir 29 an accountant of Cottesloe is in critical condition after a gunshot to the head. The couple in Cottesloe witnessed a man in shadows who shot the woman as she tried to push him away. The Walmsleys heard a doorbell at 3.50 am and Walmsley was shot at once. Starkey slept in a boarding house behind Walmsley and was found with a gunshot wound and died later. All victims were shot with a 22 calibre rifle. Detectives have no definite lead.
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Australia urged to broaden long term external policy view
Sir Allan Watt former head of External Affairs says Australia should reexamine long term external policy. He at the Summer Institute of Political Science urged officers to consult with universities but avoid fixed positions. Other Reports, Page 3.
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Australia Day address urges active citizenry and resolve
Lord De Liste and Government figures urge Australians to take personal responsibility for freedom and progress. The message emphasizes collective effort, faith in institutions, and using technology to strengthen society rather than weaken it.
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