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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 04, 1966

Page

14

West Germany backs plans for British entry to Common Market

West Germany circulated to five partners proposals for Britain joining the Six Nation Community. Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder said the plan would be studied thoroughly, addressing agricultural and living standards issues before any negotiations. He noted France Italy the Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg favor a formal entry plan with safeguards for the Commonwealth and EFTA.

Bonn Aap-Reuter West Germany Six-Talon Gerhard Schroeder Ales Schroeder Rodin Ain Pier Germany France Italy Helland Belcuim Pacembourg Sey Negolianiens Pyylaim Britain Trance Briain Spekestiar Crermine Count Sesson Brussels Boteh Minster Forepean Alftairs George Thomson Porter

Warsaw Pact summit to discuss European security in Bucharest

Soviet leaders Brezhnev and Kosygin arrive in Bucharest for a seven nation Warsaw Pact meeting dominated by European security. Romania pushes for military structure changes and broader US inclusion in European security talks amid East West tensions.

Rumania Soweet Linz Hungary Sowiet Bucharest Insell Sewiets Hearlng Koxyma Ceausescu Moscow Marshal Malnnowsky Foren Mr Gromyko Marshal Grechko Communism Mateo Vomorrn Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Germany Poland Oriel France Sowiel Europe Crerman Vietnam Romania Pact Soviet Union East Germany United States E Europe Norway Greece West Germany Chou En-lai China

Kennedy Jr Burns Mildly in Hawaii Coals Incident

John Kennedy Jr, five, stumbled into hot coals at a Hawaiian ranch on Friday and sustained mild burns to his arm and lower back. He was treated at home in Honolulu by Dr Fideon Dykes and released with no hospitalisation or plastic surgery needed.

Honolula John Kennedy Jr Honolulu Art Millonaire Henry Kaner Fideon Dykes

Indonesian Student Protests Demand New Cabinet and Rice

Mass demonstrations by milint Students Action Front turned streets into a sea of painted vehicles as troops watched. Students chanted for clothes and rice, called for lower prices, and urged a cabinet led by Suharto while denouncing communism. Nasution warned Congress could not meet all demands immediately but vowed ongoing pursuit of justice.

Milint Students Action Front Garren Sukarno Two Dave Suharto Indonesia People's Consultative Congress Nasution

All British troops to leave Borneo

Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart said in Singapore that he hopes the confrontation ends soon and that Malaysia wishes British troops to depart Sabah and Sarawak. He noted troops may remain in Malaya and Singapore as long as requested, with full withdrawal from Borneo to follow after formal end.

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