Australia’s Barwick faces press blackout over Hong Kong trip
The Tiger Standard reports External Affairs Minister Sir Garfield Barwick imposed a complete news blackout during a three day Hong Kong visit. The paper says he refused to meet the press to avoid awkward questions about Australia’s immigration policy and refugee stance.
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First Chinese Refugees Arrive in U S
The United States welcomed its first refugees from Communist China, a family of Eng-Suey and relatives in Hong Kong. Attorney General Kennedy praised their arrival and urged American families to adopt Chinese children as President Kennedy announced several thousand would be admitted under a quota waiver.
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Loss Of Axe Led To Killing In Dundee South Africa
Three white farmers were gaoled for culpable homicide after beating African labourer Alfios Sibisi to death with a hosepipe over the disappearance of an axe valued at 16/3. Judge described the victim's treatment as inhuman and barbaric. Marthinus Celliers senior and his son got 12 years, Anthony Meyer five years with three suspended.
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