Poised In The POE Awaiting Key D Trade Update
In the postwar era a cryptic note hints at a pending exchange. Readers expect a decisive move as the key figure contemplates a major shift in policy. Officials hold quiet on timing.
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13 Mar 1962
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 13, 1962
Page
1
Provocation On Arms Talk Eve Depresses Western Leaders
Western foreign ministers condemn recent Berlin incidents as they prepare for disarmament talks in Geneva. Dean Rusk tells Soviet diplomat Gromyko the West disapproves of the red acts and presses for restraint amid the Berlin tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Berlin tensions rise as Western and Soviet blocs clash
Western officials report Soviet denied knowledge of chaff deployment in West Berlin air corridors while East German police fire on a British military car near Potsdam wounding the driver. Talks between Rusk Home and Gromyko yield no decisions as tensions remain high.
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Wededa
Josdam
West Berlin
Gromyko
Nealth
Husims
Lord Home
Rusk
Gronyko
Berlin
Petce
Potsdam
Evi Acully
Auhurt
ADN
Kit Gopmany
Horder
Meche
Thing Flesh Reveals No Clue About Monster
Hobart reports scientists and marine experts examining a 3b chunk of flesh from the Taxmanian monster. Zoologist Bruce Mellison says the deep frozen sample will undergo nine full-scale chemical analyses to determine if something new was found, noting the flesh lacks vertebrae and vertebrate features.
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Hobart
Bruce Mellison
Mellison
Canberra Celebrations Openings and Ball Weekend
Federal district women's bowling carnival opens with four players taking part and runs into tomorrow. A naturalisation ceremony will be held at Albert Hall tonight followed by a ball at Albert Hall on Friday night to close the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Alber Hall
Albert Hall
Miners to Get Labour Office Help After Mine Closure
Officials from the Department of Social Services and Labour will visit Captain's Flat to assist about 280 unemployed miners after the Lake George Mine closure. Unemployment benefits start the week of work stoppage. miners receive a week's pay in lieu of notice, qualifying for benefits from Monday. The visit aims to set up interview offices by Wednesday morning, with hours from 8.40 am to 4.45 pm. A Commonwealth grant for rebuilding the Captain's Flat Berra highway is also being sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Social Services and Labour and
Tional Service
Captain's
Lake George
Allan Fraser
M.H.R
Fraser
Kedler
Menzies
Canberra
Granit
Split in Dutch Cabinet on New Guinea policy
The Hague cabinet to discuss reinforcing armed strength in New Guinea amid fear of Papuan backlash. Indonesians reportedly moving two battalions toward Dutch held West New Guinea, with Dutch and Indonesian naval units released from captivity and returning to duty.
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Hague
Mond
Guinea
American Associated Press
Funs
Washington
Kennedy
Rusk
New Guinea
New Guine
Holland
Jou
Indonesia
Diskarit
West New Guinea
Warn on Canberra Heritage Sparks Public Debate
Sir Mark, director of the Research School of Physical Sciences at the National University, urged Canberra to protect its heritage during a Canberra Day address at Albert Hall. He warned back-yard industries and rubbish dumps threaten the city’s beauty and warned of growing industrial slums near residential areas. He called for stronger administration and separation of industrial activity from living zones to preserve Canberra as Australia’s symbol of a young, vigorous nation. Continued Page 3.
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Canberra
Mark Oli
Mark
Research
School of Physical Sciences
National University
Albert Hall
Washington
Orahon
London
Pepys
Ordin
Pic
Canberry
Canberra Day Supplement Sales Record
The Canberra Day supplement of The Canberra Times was acclaimed for meeting newsagent and public demand. Sales exceeded 30,000 copies, involving about five tons of newsprint, with copies shipped as far as Queanbeyan. Additional copies will be available today from Canberra newsagents.
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Canberra ‘Times
Caneerr
Queanbeyan
Canberra
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