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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 27, 1961

Page

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Kennedy calls for major U S military buildup

President Kennedy urged a multi million dollar rise in armed strength to counter the Soviet threat. He spoke of seeking peace but not surrender and demanded 217000 additional troops and 1448 million dollars for defence to meet the challenge.

Washington A. A.P Kennedy U.S

Kennedy urges new sacrifices to meet Berlin crisis

President Kennedy appeals for expanded defense funding and manpower, proposing U S defence budget increases totaling over 21 billion pounds and Army strength rising to one million. He seeks doubled and tripled draft calls, expanded reserves, and non-nuclear weapon procurement. He urges civil defense measures including shelters, warning systems, and air raid protection.

Berlin Congress U.S

Tunisian Siege Ends as Bizerta Falls to French Forces

A Tunisian soldier seeks cover as French reconnaissance planes sweep Bizerta amid land sea air operations. French troops seized the town after a two day siege, with a bombed truck visible in the background.

Bizerta Tunisia

IRAK TO TRY THREE UK SOLDIERS

Baghdad Radio said three British soldiers from an engineering corps, arrested after losing their way near the Kuwait border, would be tried by a military court. It alleged they deliberately entered Safwan in Trak to provoke aggression, then sought a child guide to Kuwait, leading to their arrest and transfer to Baghdad.

Baghdad Kuwait Safwan Trak Ruwait

F B I alert for plane hijacker at Miami return

FBI warns a hijacker could face kidnapping and aircraft theft charges if he steps on U.S. soil again. Identification came after 32 passengers and five crew flew to Miami from Havana where they were held at a hotel. U S agents rushed U S airports amid Havana plot fears tied to Castro anniversary.

Wo EB. Buchanan Miami Havana U.S Fidel Castro

Angry Reactions to U K Budget Sparks Opposition Clash

The Labour Opposition moved to censure the Government over its austerity budget but faces an uphill fight with the Conservative majority. UK press criticizes the plan as insufficient and unfair while Lloyd’s measures stir mixed headlines. Sterling fluctuates as IMF drawing and bank rate rises influence markets.

Labour Jit Commons Times Lloyd Guardian Daily Mirror Henner Selwyn Selwyn Lloyd Britain Financial Times Sterling Daily Herald Daily Express

Careful study by Australia may affect goods sales

Sydney reports the Australian economy could feel the impact of UK austerity measures says Federal Treasurer Holt. He studies the measures and their effect on Australia’s budget noting some reports claim the UK customs surcharge applies to revenue not protective duties.

Sydney United Kingdom Holt Australa U.K

Bizerta Tension Rises as Tunisian Leader Seeks UN Aid

President Bourguiba warned of new hostilities and deterred resistance until the end while aiming to bring the Bizerta crisis to the United Nations for a second time. He pressed for withdrawals, asked brothers nations to supply guerrillas and tanks, and said Tunisia’s defense was now more effective.

Tunisia Bizerta United Nations Paris France Bourguiba U.N. Secretar Dag Hammarskjoeld Peoples Security Council

Prince Philip to Open Commonwealth Games in Perth

Prince Philip accepted an invitation by the Australian government to open the Commonwealth Games in Perth next year. Prime Minister Menzies announced the message, with Buckingham Palace confirming. The Duke, president of the Commonwealth Games Federation, last visited Perth in 1954. The Commonwealth funds £60,000 more for running expenses.

Perte Prince Philip Perth Mrr. Menzies Buckingham Palace London Menzies The Commonwealth

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Germany White House Pearte Ee Societ Europe Bonn Dr. Adenauer Irak F.B.I Lax International Monetary Fund Bank of England Australia Tunis Radio M. Bourguiba
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