Decision Of Govt Reversed Over Bidault TV Film Ban
Government reverses ban on screening the Georges Bidault interview after ruling that continuing restrictions would discriminate against television stations. Postmaster-General directions withdrawn after consultations. opposition leader alarms at perceived government control.
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Sir Robert
Davidson
A.B.C
B.B.C
M. Georges Bidault
Television and Broadcasting Act
Postmaster-General
Robert
Bidault
Commonwealth of
Pucture
Tod
France
Seato
Waeless
Melbourne
Calwell
Wreckage Found of Bolivian Airliner in Peru
The Bolivian DC-6 carrying 41 aboard vanished Friday on a flight from Arica Chile to La Paz Bolivia. Wreckage was located near Colchaqui Peru with unconfirmed reports of no survivors and initial speculation of hijacking later dismissed by the Cuban ambassador to Bolivia.
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Santiago
Chile
Peru
Colchaqui
Lloyd Aereo Boliviano
la Paz
Bolivia
Ramon Aja Castro
Plane crashes into river rocks near Pine Island killing two
A light Cessna 172 from the Goulburn Aero Club struck 11,000 volt power lines above the Murrumbidgee and plunged onto rocks near Pine Island ten miles from Canberra. Pilot Garry Wilson 18 and passenger Beverly Squires, both from Goulburn, died as Canberra Fire Brigade freed them from wreckage.
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Goulburn Aero Club
Murrumbidgee
Canberra Fire Brigade
Garry Wilson
Goulburn
Beverly Anne Squires
Pine Island
Canberra
Department of Civil Aviation
Canberra Club
M. Bennett
Queen and Prince Philip Visit Kununurra Australian Outpost
The Queen and Prince Philip arrived by air near midday at Kununurra on the Ord River 60 miles from Wyndham after a 280 mile flight from Darwin. About 400 construction workers welcomed them with beer and cheers as the Royal party toured the Ord River Club and heard a speech praising modern pioneers.
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Darwin
Queen
Prince Philip
Kununurra
Australia
Ord River
Wyndham
Duke
Ord River Club
UK and US Agree on NATO Nuclear Force Plan
Report says Britain and the United States reached a plan for a multinational NATO nuclear force. Five Polaris submarines would be under NATO command, with Britain placing most of its V bomber force at NATO disposal. Belgium Italy Greece Germany Turkey would add tactical air forces. France may join later. Commander would be Gen Lyman Lemnitzer. Final agreement expected at Ottawa ministers meeting in late May.
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London
A.a.p.reuter
Britain
United States
NATO
B.B.C
Washington
NTO
Merchant
Kennedy
Europe
Paris
BBC
Belgium
Holland
Italy
Greece
German
Turkey
NAT
France
Lyman Lemnitzer
Ottawa
Delay On RAN Submarines
London reports Australian Navy plans to order four Polaris submarines from British yards with about £25 million in orders delayed as the Admiralty selects two yards to build the missile boats. Australia also seeks three conventional subs worth about £3.75 million each, while yards await orders. Navy Minister Gordon hints at a possible nuclear submarine in the late 1960s.
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London
A.A. P
Australia
Navy
Senator Gorton
Major A.L.P. Issue Decision Today
The conference of 26 delegates will interpret Labour nuclear policy on a proposed U.S. base. Mr Calwell seeks Party endorsement for the base, with NSW delegates voting freely while Queensland Victoria Tasmania may vary. WA opposes and SA supports.
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A.L.P
Labour
U.S
Calwell
N.S.W
Queensland
Victoria
Tasmania
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ABC
Chilean Air Rescue Service
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Jack McDonald
Fairbairn
Ord
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