Holyoake Warns ANZUS Not A Substitute For Britain Ties
New Zealand Prime Minister K. Holyoake in Sydney says ANZUS cannot replace close Britain and Commonwealth ties. In Canberra for ANZUS talks he stresses ongoing Britain link while noting Britain’s possible entry to the European Economic Community. He cites Australia and New Zealand trade with Britain and cautions adaptation to shifting world trade.
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Doctors claim Soekarno cure in China hospital visit
President Soekarno of Indonesia, previously troubled by gall bladder issues, is said to be restored to perfect health after treatment by a nine-doctor Communist China medical team.
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Pledge to Defend NATO Seals Atomic Secrets Sharing
Britain and the United States pledged to defend the NATO alliance with strategic and nuclear forces after NATO talks approved a U S plan to share atomic secrets. The United States assigned five Polaris submarine battlegroups to the Atlantic alliance and promised more as they entered service.
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Nuclear submarines under US command and NATO pact
Reported communique from end of ministerial talks states NATO would defend members by all means if attacked. US aims Polaris fleet expansion to 41 boats by 1964 with missiles carrying 1,400 mile to 2,500 mile range.
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Congo clashes report 95 civilians killed in Katanga
The Central Congo Government said its troops clashed with Katangese gendarmes in Northern Katanga after the Congolese Press Agency reported heavy fighting in two villages on Wednesday. Katangese troops had slain 95 civilian prisoners, according to the report.
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Sydney Soprano Wins Aria Prize In Shell Eisteddfod
Patricia Woolridge of St Leonards won first prize in the Shell Aria competition for 27 year old sopranos, with Janice Hearne second and Robert Haase third. Woolridge performed Ah Was It He and They Call Me Mimi, while Hearne sang May Laurels Crown Thy Brow from Aida and Haase offered an aria from Boris Godunov. The judges praised Woolridge’s training and potential.
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Labor Denies Bomb Decision Amid Nuclear Policy Debate
Reports of a 7 6 vote split over a ban on the bomb were denied by Opposition Leader Calwell who said Labour policy would be decided next Wednesday. The caucus discussion may involve a resolution backing a United Nations stance and opposing nuclear testing.
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