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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 08, 1961

Page

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Kennedy vows to defend Western rights in Berlin

President Kennedy reported to the nation that he told Mr. Krushchev the United States would maintain Western rights in Berlin at any risk. He said Krushchev presented his position in detail and that the talks would be the subject of further communication.

Washington A.A. P Kennedy Keushehey U.S Berlin Krushchev Viera Germany Kinedy Laos Jim

Peace treaty moves shift Berlin crisis amid Cold War talks

President Kennedy warned against abandoning obligations to West Berlin as East German and Soviet moves press for a separate peace treaty. Khrushchev signals new pressure while Geneva talks stall on a nuclear test ban. Kennedy stresses the need for liberty and self determination despite threats of intervention.

Kennedy Mir. Keushehev

Australian Government wedding gift to Duke and Katharine

The Australian government sent a wedding gift to the Duke of Kent and Miss Katharine Warley. Twelve dessert spoons and forks of Australian manufacture were included. Prime Minister Menzies announced the gift, delivered via the Australian High Commissioner in London before the marriage at York Minster this afternoon. The plate bears a map of Australia with a gold emblem, and the government plans to mark the occasion with flags from Commonwealth buildings.

Duke of Kent Katharine Warley Mr. Menzies TJ Way Ausiratia Lune Ausiratta Staten of the Canunonweathe

Laos Village Attacked as Rebels Try to Halt Government

Reports from Vientiane describe ongoing fighting near a government held village southwest of Xieng Khaw ang after a rebel assault. Meo commander Pudong says North Vietnamese troops support Laoling rebels while Bangkok sources note no ceasefire. Phoum Nosivan discusses efforts with Prince Souvanna Phouma and Prince Souphanouvere to stabilize Laos.

Xieng Khawang Vientiane Pudong Wad Bangkok Phoum Nosivan Laos Ewa

Three‑Man Board To Hear Bazeley Inquiry

A three member Board of Inquiry will probe alleged improper conduct by Dr. Bazeley Director of the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories. The panel includes Sir Patrick McLevern and Mr Justice Exgrestan with Mr Justice Apeleston as chair. Hearings and venue will be set by the board.

Bazeley Poss Refshauge Public Service Act Commonwealth Scrum Laboratories Board of Inquiry Supreme Court Commonwealth Serum Laboratories Buzeley Justice Eapieston Lastf Corumeanwealth Industrial Court Supreme Cour Austalian Capital Territory Patrick MsClevern Canberra Commonwealthy PL O'Grady Dene Uly Postmaster-General Mnt Justice Exgrestan

Quiet wedding for Katharine Worsley and the Duke of Kent

A royal wedding rehearsal in London precedes Katharine Worsley and the Duke of Kent as two thousand guests, including European royals, gather in York Minster. A sword procession and lavish ceremonial details cap the day while the royal party travels from London to York for the nuptials.

London Katharine Worsley Norrow York Minster Royal Scots Greys Nawlunt Tower Yorkshire Helssey Duke of Faintorgh Margaret Arnstrong-Jones York Steys Charles Royal Military Academy Sandhurst Duke of

Students Force Relay In Bill Protest In Tokyo

Mobile police patrolled Tokyo as Zengauren students prepared for a second day of demonstrations against an anti political violence bill. About 3,000 students were expected to march in Hibiya Park with a rally planned. Police reported 66 officers in Kyoto and Osaka and 460 students injured in related protests.

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