Sebald attacked over anti China view in Australia
In Sydney on Sunday Mr Sebald faced criticism from Australian officials after a speech to the Australian American Association. Australian official Mr Haylen rebuked him for implying Australia is a US satellite and for linking Sino Australian policy to a distant directive. Sebald defended recognising China as a shared objective with the United States amid Cold War tensions.
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Australian American Association
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Australia
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United States
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Peoples’ Repubic
China
Labour Party
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Australian-American Association
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Pacific
Thousands Arrested in Hungary Wave to Suppress Revolt
Reports from Budapest say several thousand Hungarians have been rounded up in a nationwide arrest sweep started ten days ago. Estimates range from 1,500 to 5,000 held, with rumours pushing totals higher though no figures are confirmed. A Communist minister says the action aims to curb a possible second revolt.
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A.p-Reuter
Dame of Sark Bows Loyalty to Queen During Visit
The Dame of Sark knelt before Queen Elizabeth and pledged loyalty during the Royal visit to Sark. The Channel Islander woman is noted as the island's first lady by residence and ancestry dating back to ancient ties. The event marked the final day of the Queen's three day Channel Islands tour.
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Channel Island
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Australia asks details on canal clearance costs
Australia seeks details of the canal clearance programme. Australian delegates Dr B R Walker and J Dag Hammarskjoeld urge discussion on financing. Reported cost is under ten million dollars, with about ten nations contributing roughly ten million in total.
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New York
Reuter
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London denies Nasser’s claim on ceasefire cause
a Foreign Office spokesman in London said there was no truth in President Nasser’s allegation that a Russian ultimatum prompted the November cease-fire. He said the United Nations decision to establish the Emergency Force led Britain and France to order the cease-fire under prior undertakings.
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