06 Jul 1963
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 06, 1963
Page
1
Delegation from China arrives on the eve of the Red meeting ending speculation talks might be called off due to rising tensions. A Soviet statement accusing China of slander and meddling heightened the strain between the two nations.
The New York Times cites cautious re evaluation of US policy toward China and the USSR as ties between the two Communist powers reach a stage of open political warfare. In Moscow a Chinese delegation arrives amid tight security and blunt exchanges over expulsions and alleged slander.
Canberra officials foresee noise and safety concerns as the lake fills and opens to the public next year. Power boats will be barred until thorough investigations assess boating capacity and regulations, with only gradual, controlled use expected after initial studies.
An official announcement closing two days of talks cites differences blocking a common agricultural policy in the European Common Market. Military cooperation and education questions featured. discussions will resume tomorrow at a Franco-German press briefing and next ministerial session.
The Canberra Times reports a hearing before Mr. Denton S.M. on charges against Lionel Mooney 39 of Wilga Place O Connor for alleged offences between October 17 1962 and June 20 1963 linked to Southern Homes Pty Ltd. The report clarifies Mooney was not a director or connected with Southern Homes Pty Ltd.
Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew said negotiators from Malaya Singapore and Britain were very close to a complete final agreement after a marathon four day session. The talks focus on financial contributions and a common market for Malaya Singapore and other Borneo territories.
The Overseas Chinese Affairs Commission said Chinese across South-East Asia donated 163 625 dollars in the six months ending June to the Nationalist Government for refugees from the Chinese mainland and Nationalist armed forces.
Scotland Yard began a vital new inquiry into the Christine Keeler affair. Commander Arthur Townsend took charge after disclosures of tape recordings that could affect Aloysius Gordon’s Old Bailey case. Marilyn Rice-Davies returned from Majorca and may star in a film biography while shopping for Errol Flynn’s yacht.
Sydney Friday report states the Commonwealth Labor Bank formed an eight man detective unit on 24 hour alert to tackle tobacco thefts in New South Wales. The effort follows claims by two major companies of losses over £50 000 in six months and a £1000000 yearly racket.
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