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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 07, 1963

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ANZUS Ministers Issue Statement on Asia Peace Threat

ANZUS Ministers declare the main peace threat in South and Southeast Asia and the Pacific comes from Communist powers, with China singled out. The AMS Council meeting closed with a communique reaffirming Australia New Zealand and the United States commitment to joint action for regional peace and security.

Wellington A.A.P South South-East Asia Pacific Region China ANZUS AMS Council Australia New Zealand United States Badia Neo Pacific India Laos Gsevnlt

ANZUS Ministers defer nuclear site plan amid Laos crisis

ANZUS ministers dismissed a nuclear site proposal as illusory while reaffirming support for Laos neutrality and regional stability. They urged continued development aid in the Pacific, noted China’s aggression, and planned further talks in the United States within a year.

Anzus Pacific Pacific Islands South Pacfic Commission Newealand Inca

Harriman Arrives in Canberra for ANZUS Talks

Secretary of State Harriman arrives in Canberra with Attorney General Barwick after ANZUS talks in New Zealand. He will spend three days in Australia meeting officials and reviewing security commitments.

Mr. Harriman Garficld Barwick Canberra New Zealand Australia

Thousands Pay Homage to Pope at St Peter's Basilica

Thousands of pilgrims from around the world filed silently through St Peter's Basilica in Vatican City to pay final respects to Pope John XXIII. Reuters and AP reported nearly 8 million people may pass by the Pope's body before the basilica closes this afternoon. The pope, born poor and humble, expressed a desire to die poor and asked forgiveness for any unintentional offenses. The vigil continued overnight to allow one last glimpse of the pope described as the Pope of the People. guards and mourners watched as workers prepared his tomb opposite Pope Pius X in a plain Renaissance niche.

Vatican City A.A.P St. Peter's Basilica Joh B.A.P Reuter John St. Peter's St. Peter's Square Pris of America Harmer Pius X St. Peters

Public Servants Margins Raised in Fourth Division

Public servants margins rose following private conferences between associations and the Government. The Commonwealth Arbitration Commission referred the consent agreement to the Public Service Arbiter for formal granting. The Fourth Division telegraphists speak of a 29 shilling gain, with expectations of higher pay.

Commonwealth Arbitration Commission Public Service EB. Chambers

Canberra Retailers Close For Holiday Arrangements

Canberra stores will close at 11 30 tomorrow morning with most businesses shutting by Tuesday. Bread will be delivered tomorrow morning but no fresh baking will occur until Tuesday. Milk services cease and mail delivery stops until Tuesday. Post offices close Monday. Emergency dental service runs from Canberra Community Hospital. People needing medical care should call their doctor or the alternative number listed in the telephone directory.

Canberra Canberra Community Hospital

Crown to replace silver coin with new decimal currency

On Wednesday night official plans announced royal name for the new major decimal unit and details of the proposed coinage. The crown will be larger than the present penny and silver in composition, the florin equal to ten cents will match the size of the current sixpence but in copper-nickel. The shilling will be the same size as now but in copper alloy and the sixpence in the same alloy. Bronze will be used for the two and three cent pieces with the cent equal to a threepence and the two-cent piece slightly smaller than the shilling. The move aims to curb silver prices and utilize modern mint technology. The new crown will be lighter, with a Queen on the obverse and new reverse designs forthcoming as preparations continue.

My Ol Royal Holt National I Mint Julion Debgre Fund Beer

Whitlam TV appearance blocked by ABC in housing debate

Melbourne report says Deputy Leader Whitlam will not be allowed TV time by the ABC to reply to statements by Minister for National Development Spooner. ABC Chairman Darling announced the decision citing restrictions on the strb et housing coverage.

Melbourne Mr. Whitlam A.B C William Spooner A.B.C J. R. Darling Whitlam

Profumo Resigns Over Affair Sparks British Scandal

Britain reels as Secretary for War John Profumo resigns after admitting truthfulness to Parliament about his relationship with model Christine Keeler. Front pages call the event shocking and tragic, with debates over national security and political integrity following in the wake of the revelation and ensuing court case at the Old Bailey.

London P.-Reuter John Profumo Britain Profuma House of Commons Macmillan Profumo Christine Keeler Pro» Juny Ima Miss Keeler Old Bailey Assamlting Er Aloysius “Luck Lincoln Gordon Hind

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