Macmillan warns on Commonwealth interests in Europe talks
Prime Minister Macmillan told a Bowood Conservative meeting that Britain must align with Commonwealth aims in any six nation European Common Market talks. He argued a fair deal would strengthen the Commonwealth, but warned its imports must be protected and Commonwealth exports to Europe could be harmed if restrictions bite.
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London
United Kingdom
Macmillan
Bowood
Wiltshire
Britain
Europe
Commonwealth
Commonwealth ministers tour discuss Common Market
Four touring British cabinet ministers обсuss Commonwealth relations aviation labour and the Common Market as Mr Duncan Sandys Peter Thorneycroft John Hare and Edward Heath plan trips to Cyprus and Australia after Mascot Airport arrival of Vivien Leigh and John Merivale amid marriage rumours and Olivier divorce earlier this year.
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Duncan Sandys
Peter Thorneycraft
John Hare
Labour
Mer
Edward Heath
Cyprus
Macmillan
Lady Olivier
Vivien Leigh
Sydney
Mascot
Old Vic Company
Australia
John Merivale
Miss Leigh
Sir Lawrence Olivier
Holyoake Holds Preliminary Talks With Sandys On Europe
New Zealand Prime Minister Keith Holyoake met Duncan Sandys to discuss a possible British association with the European Common Market. Holyoake emphasized ensuring unrestricted access for New Zealand meat and dairy products to the British market and outlined procedural aims for forthcoming Cabinet discussions.
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N.Z
A.A.P
New Zealand
Keith Holyoake
United Kingdom
Duncan Sandys
Marcel
Holyoake
Sandys
Cabinet to Hear Views on Britain’s Common Market Entry
The British Minister Duncan Sandys visits Canberra with a four day cabinet and trade talks on Britain joining the Common Market. Australia seeks protection of trade interests while weighing options on current agreements and potential impacts on exports to the UK and Commonwealth.
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Duncan Sandys
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Canberra
Australia
New Zealand
Britain
Commonwealth Relations Office
Henry Lintott
Board of Trade
Ministry of Agriculture
Kennedy backs Colombo Plan as aid symbol
President Kennedy praised the Colombo Plan as a model of mutual aid and self reliance, highlighting its focus on South and Southeast Asia. The plan was cited as a U.S. effort to foster development through foreign aid programs.
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Hyannisport
Massachusetts
South
South East Asia
U.S
United States
Leopoldville
A.A.P
Angola
Holden’ Roberto
British United Press
Navy To Launch Recruiting Drive For New Helicopters
The Royal Australian Navy will begin a recruitment drive to staff air crews for the anti-submarine helicopters part of a £60 million re equipment plan. Australia plans to buy 27 Westland Essex helicopters from Britain for delivery in 1963 at about £74 million including spare parts and maintenance gear.
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Australia
Britain
Navy
Agreement on Note to Laos Reached by Conference Co-Chairs
British and Russian co chairs of the 14 nation Laos conference, Malcolm MacDonald and George Pushkin, reached agreement on a message to the Laos conference. The spokesman said the text would be announced at Geneva in the next plenary session, contents not disclosed.
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Laos
Malcolm MacDonald
George Pushkin
Geneva
Meeting Called on Lack of Work in Canberra
The A C T branch of the Building Workers Industrial Union calls a special meeting next Saturday to discuss unemployment in Canberra. Secretary F J McCauley says the union is concerned by rising unemployment, with at least 100 carpenters and bricklayers out of work or leaving the city. Migrant itinerant workers in Canberra hostels suffer most, and one Canberra company plans to retrench around 30 workers within a week.
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Building Workers Industrial Union
Canberra
B.W. Llu
F. J. McCauley
McCauley
B.W.T.U
Floodwaters Halt Traffic on Princes Highway near Eden
Floodwaters about two feet deep shut the Kaiho River Bridge on the Princes Highway about 12 miles from Eden. Police expect the road to reopen tomorrow if heavy rain stops.
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Princes Highway
Eden
Kaiho River
Major Cummins wins An nual Blamey Award in Sydney
Major G. J. Cummins of Lidcombe is pictured with his wife and son Gregory after receiving the An nual Blamey Award ceremony in Sydney. Governor Sir Eric Woodward presented the ceremonial Sword and Scroll at Victoria Barracks Paddington. Cummins, a Royal Australian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers officer at Moore Park, Sydney, is a railway engineer by civil life. The prize includes a ceremonial sword and books on military history. It honors Sir Thomas Blamey, Australia’s former field marshal and World War II commander.
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Dewrang Street
Lidcombe
Blamey
Gregory
Sydney
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Woodward
Victoria Tarracks
Paddington
Major Cummins
Royal Australian Electricnt and Mechanical Engineers
Headequartters Fur Division
Alacre Park
Railways Department
Australia
Thomas Tisiney
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