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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 12, 1961

Page

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Soviet proposal links Berlin crisis to German peace treaty

Moscow reports quote Mr Kennedy warned by Mr Reushehay that the Allies favor a separate treaty with Germany. Russia offered to end occupation in West Berlin with symbolic forces and urged a peace framework joining East and West Germany. It called for general disarmament talks, a three nation council on nuclear tests, and cooperation to move toward a peace treaty without immediate NATO withdrawal.

T 1 Moscow Reushehay Kennedy Roscia Germany Berti Wich Imon West Berlin Krishchev Red Russia Geneva Soviet Union

Queen's Birthday Honoured At Trooping Parade

The en lourpl pageantry of the Trooping the Cat pur ccrom at the Royal Mill College was watched by thirty 7,000 people on Saturday. Chief of General Staff Lieutenant General Sir Reginald Pollard inspects the RAC. Bandmaster L W Fisher is at left. The Prime Minister Mr Menzies is received on parade. Cadets present the Royal Salute.

Royal Mill College Stull Regginald Pollard RAC Bani Wider L. W. Fisher Camcaandant Royal Military College, Daniroon Sati Tne Ila Liewtenant Reginald Pollard Menzies Astra

Visit to Trooping the Colour at R.M.C. marks Queen’s Birthday

Two thousand attendees at R.M.C. witnessed Trooping the Colour led by General Sir Reginald Pollard. Prime Minister Menzies, Major-General Knights, and Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Seddon observed the parade. The Royal Standard was lowered as the Queen departed. The ceremony recalls 12th and 20th century London customs and notes historic colour transfers from 1927 and 1958.

Menzies R. W. Knights Corps of Staff PF Seddon Reghard Magor Peter Steer Ram Shcer Dunireon Reginald Knights Sedan London

Politicians Stoned as African Leaders Targeted in Protest

Two African nationalist leaders Michwal Mawemba and Patrick Mi mba were attacked by mobs in Harare after police sheltered them. Women and youths pelted a police car and officers struggled through a screaming crowd to rescue the injured men.

Har British United Press Michwal Mawemba Patrick Mimba National Democratic Party Mawemba Harare Marimba Mawerala Kill Hill Inn

Ships marked for royal occasion during Japan visit

Two Australian warships from the 10th destroyer squadron and the First Frigate Squadron took part in a royal occasion aboard the Queenstown leader during a Japan visit. They have toured Hakodate, Kobe, Maizuru, Kakodate and Tokyo as part of the Queen's Birthday parade coverage.

Japen A.S. Vensdeta Hy Mlas Queenborough Hakotis Iwekuni Kobe Maizuru Kakodale Tokyo

Talks Reopen as Laos Neutrality Plan Debated

In Geneva a pivotal meeting between British and Russian foreign ministers may decide if the 14 nation Laos conference can be resumed. Discussions focus on a neutral Laos, with proposals for withdrawal of foreign troops and an international control commission to supervise neutrality.

Geneva Sicily Laos Lord Home Andrei Chompko Confurs Bop Jay Lorelei Couying Fato

200 Killed in Vietnam Within Week

Saigon dispatch reports more than 200 Vietnamese guerrillas killed in the past seven days. A major clash occurred Thursday at Pla Slong in Ba Xuyea Province, where Government troops engaged armed guerrillas for about half an hour. authorities claimed 100 guerrillas killed and seven dead and seven wounded among government forces.

Saigon Sunidiy Phooetong

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Berlin West Germany NATO Pete Stall Cadete Kuigtis Ty Curpy Ot — Stall England R.M.C George VII Duke of York Australis St. John’s Church Japan Basen Inal Makina Stits Beitwin Vietnam
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