Stern warning to Red Leader about Berlin defense
Los Angeles reports Vice President Lyndon Johnson warned Khrushchev that the United States will defend West Berlin. Johnson said peace cannot be achieved by appeasement and freedom cannot be defended by retreat. He noted American obligations to the brave people of West Berlin amid Soviet threats.
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Acmillan
Reserves Reach Highest Level Since 1960
The Reserve Bank reported for the week ended June 14 a rise of £19.7 million in gold and abroad balances, marking the highest level since June 1960. The total reserves stood at £33.1 million with foreign exchange at £462.83 million and official holdings up by £68.3 million.
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Speech by Indonesian AG at statue removal in Djakarta
Indonesian Attorney General Mr. Gunawan stood on the toppled Verdes- Engel statue in Wilhelmina Park Jakarta on June 15 and gave a short speech as the 1882 statue was removed. The statue will be moved to a museum and a new mosque will be built on the site.
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Treasurer To Report On Credit Easing
In Melbourne the Governor of the Reserve Bank Dr H C Coombs and seven Australian trading bank general managers discussed easing the credit squeeze. After the conference they held informal talks with Mr Holt. Cabinet earlier approved gradual selective relaxation to sustain private sector activity and reduce consumer resistance.
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Conference Notes Mixed Signals From Banking Talks
The discussion between bankers and Reserve Bank officials was described as not unsatisfactory by the Treasurer Mr Shecout. Reports indicate the general managers of Australia’s trading banks attended and may comment after further meetings and a SCC relay.
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Laos Princes to Meet in 15 Days Over Government Future
Three Lao princes Souvanna Phouma Souphanouvong and Boun Oum plan talks in Laos within 15 days to form a government. They met in Zurich last week as Nehru prepares a new peace plan for Laos amid debates on Russian and French drafts.
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Pathet Lao
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Boun Qum
Zurich
Nehru
India
Geneva
Nuclear Bid By Chinese Rumor Raises Alarm
Washington reports say the head of the U S nuclear test ban talks Archue Dean warned that Communist China could develop a nuclear bomb by 1962 or 1963. He noted limited evidence and suggested the Russians were not aiding Beijing. Dean spoke on a television program after being recalled to Washington from Geneva talks.
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Australia Wins Second Test at Lords By Five Wickets
Australia recovered from 69 behind in the second innings to chase down England's total at Lord s. Peter Burge led a steadier innings finishing not out 37 after a quick late stand, with Statham and Trueman sharing early bursts and Grout making key dismissals.
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Australia win by five wickets in tense bowling clash
Davidson tops with 24 and 8/50 bowling figures for Davidson. McKenzie leads Australia with 29 and 13, whileMiss on adds 17. Statham and Trueman share key bowling pressure. Australia chase set target and reach victory with strong late stand.
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Friendship Lands On One Engine Emergency Landing
Airlines of N.S.W. Fokker Friendship airliner made an emergency landing at Tamworth after the pilot suspected a fire in one engine. The 22 passengers were travelling from Casing to Sydney and landed safely on one engine. A second Fokker was flown from Sydney to complete the journey.
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Legal Bid for Reinstatement at Meriden School
Sydney, Monday. Legal action may be taken to secure the reinstatement of Miss Evelyn James as head mistress of Meriden School for Girls, Strathfield. A meeting of 130 parents called to protest the dismissal decided tonight to investigate the possibilities of taking legal action.
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More Nations Sought for Arms Conference
The United States proposed adding five neutrals to the upcoming arms conference. The plan emerged from last week's Washington talks between Kennedy adviser R. John McCloy and Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Zorin. Zorin reportedly received the idea coolly as talks prepare for disarmament negotiations starting July 31.
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