05 Mar 1963
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 05, 1963
Page
1
Cabinet set to discuss South East Asia tensions over the Malaysia Federation dispute. Australia’s top military and diplomatic advisers have completed reports detailing latest developments and implications for regional stability.
The Earl of Selkirk arrives for a week long Australian visit to confer with Prime Minister Menzies and ministers on Malaysia Federation and Indonesia Malaya tensions. He will meet External Affairs and Defence officials and discuss Australia’s cautious stance and no withdrawal from the Commonwealth Strategic Reserve.
Six Malay delegation members arrived with Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak Bin Hussain expected tomorrow afternoon. He will miss the opening ceremonies as Malaysia may push its economic expansion proposal, likely drawing reactions from Indonesia and the Philippines who oppose Malaysia.
A Cologne Rose Monday carnival float depicts French President de Gaulle and West German Chancellor Adenauer embracing with the British Lion underfoot. The placard proclaims One can give away one's heart only once, symbolizing the Paris Bonn partnership.
Sydney police with riot squad gear surrounded a Chester Hill home after a report of an armed man inside. Tear gas was used, the suspect escaped minutes before via a back door. A man was later arrested at Chester Hill railway station.
The Canberra Times reports Canberra's new Monaro Mall will open tomorrow with Prime Minister Miro Venvies set to perform the ceremony. The supplement covers the mall's 32 page guide detailing stores, facilities and shopping features for local residents.
Socialist mayors in the Paris suburb of Puteaux heard Mollet oppose plans to reawaken German sentiment. He attacked President de Gaulle and warned against demolishing the European community. The New York Times noted West Germany’s dual path supporting both France and the United States and backing NATO and a multilateral nuclear force.
Peking dispatch reports the Communist Party defending Mao's claim that imperialists are paper tigers and urging strategic despising of the enemy while counting him tactically. The piece notes Krushchev's criticism of the concept, and summarizes a 100 000 word New China News Agency article defending Leninist views on imperialism and revolutionary struggle.
Fire brigade attended Lyneham fish market yesterday after a vat of cooking fat ignited. Fire was extinguished using extinguishers with no injuries reported.
A car was buried under snow and rock on a mountain pass near the town. Victims include Rev. Marvin Hudson and his daughters Amelia 17 and Marie nine. Rescue workers paused due to landslide risk but continued probing the highway and an embankment for the car with ground-penetrating detectors. hope remained if occupants stayed in the vehicle.
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