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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 25, 1963

Page

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Urgent Call to End Colonialism in Africa Union Plan

President Kwame Nkrumah urged the African heads of state at Addis Ababa to form a union government of African States. He called for urgent steps to unite, create effective machinery for unity, and pursue economic prosperity and full freedom from colonial rule.

Addis Ababa Reuter Kwame Nkrumah Ghana Conference of African Heads of States Nkrumah Africa

Africa must unite to end colonial rule and exploit resources

Dr Nkrumah urged over 30 African states to form a union government of Africa and a permanent expert committee to end imperial domination. Uganda PM Obote offered Uganda as a guerrilla training base and urged severing ties with Britain if it granted Rhodesia independence. Guinea's Sekou Toure demanded a decolonisation deadline with armed intervention if needed. Kenya’s Odinga pressed a national liberation bureau and possible Commonwealth withdrawal.

Sekou Toure Guinea Jomo Kenyatta Kenya African National Union Kanu Oginga Odinga National Liberation Bureau British Commonwealth Britain

Aboriginal Woman Dies in Desert Tragedy

Perth report details the death of an Aboriginal woman in Western Australia amid drought. Her two children, ages six and 12, were found near her body in the Warburton Ranges. A wider rescue tale involves another Aboriginal woman and two children, with a missing man named Willy Who not found. Police and native welfare officials traced the search spanning nearly 2,000 miles from April 25 to May 8.

Perth Western Australia Lewis Warburton Willy N. Hopkins Native Welfare

African leaders at Addis Ababa conference visit academy

Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia is flanked by Liberia's President William Tubman and Ivory Coast's President Houphouet-Boigny during a visit to the Military Academy near Addis Ababa. They attend a conference of African leaders that began this week.

Emperor Haile Selassie Ethiopia William Tubman Liberia Houphouet- Boigny Ivory Coast Addis Ababa Conference of African Leaders

Underground U.S. Nuclear Test At Nevada Proving Ground

The Atomic Energy Commission announced a mid range underground test at the Nevada Desert Proving Ground. The detonation yields between 20 000 and one million tons of TNT and is the 64th underground Nevada test since September 15 1961.

Washington A.A.P Reuter United States Nevada Desert Proving Ground Atomic Energy Commission Nevada U.S Soviet Union

Quiet Cracker Night Ends Smoothly with Minor Injuries

Commonwealth Day festivities ended quietly with police and fire units reporting minimal incidents. A 12 year old girl, Margaret McGlyon of Young NSW, was briefly hospitalized after being struck near the eye by a falling sky rocket but suffered only bruising. Several letter boxes were blown up and two youths faced offensive behaviour charges. Firefighters reported no major bonfire problems.

Margaret McGlyon Young N.S.W Lyneham Civic Department of Interior Yarralumla Griffith Cotter River Lions Club Blot. Bann

Russia launches Cosmos 18 satellite mission

Tass reports Russia launched unmanned Cosmos 18 as part of a space research program begun in March last year. The satellite carries scientific apparatus to continue space research.

Moscow Reuter Rusia Tass Russia

Climbing Pair Conquer Everest From West Ridge

Four Americans reached 29028 feet on Everest with two pairs climbing by West Ridge and South East Ridge. Unsoeld Hornbein descended via South East Ridge while Bis hop Jarstad joined them on the South Col. They spent a night above 28000 feet without sleeping bags or oxygen and reported all well. Records set include first Everest ascent from two directions in one day and first night spent in the open on the summit.

Asto Veeny William Unsoeld Thomas Hornbein Barry Bishop Other Jarstad Unsoeld Hornbein Everest

Pope John Shows Slight Improvement in Health

Vatican reports Pope John XXIII shows slight improvement after a severe illness and clerical circles weigh the fate of the Ecumenical Council. Rome prelates fear a postponement if the 77 year old pontiff cannot continue, as the council would halt upon his death.

Vatican City Pope John Rome Associated Press of America John

Death of Dr Clyde Finlay Leaves Canberra Community

Dr Clyde Finlay born 1906 at Goulburn trained Sydney physician who settled in Canberra in 1925. He helped found the Old Collegians Club and was a charter member and president of the Canberra Rotary Club in 1943. He served as medical officer of Canberra Grammar School and supported public life until his death leaving three sisters and a brother.

Rea Clyde Cecil Finlay Goulburn Shore” Grammar School University of Sydney Finlay Canberra Old Collegians’ Club Rotary Club Church of St. John the Baptist Canberra Grammar School Mabel

NATO Nuclear Force Plan Outlines Four Point Program

A draft NATO communique sets a four point plan to strengthen alliance nuclear power. It calls for Britain’s V bomber force and three American Polaris submarines under General Lyman Lemnitzer, NATO coordination of nuclear activities, and fuller information exchange, while noting concerns over Soviet forces in Cuba and Laos threats.

Ottawa North Atlantic Council of Ministers Cuba Laos West Berlin Britain Lyman Lennitze Europe Lennitzer Paris NATO Omaha Nebraska U.S. Strategic Air Command

Navy responds to distress call in Coral Sea rescue

An Australian minesweeper H.M.A.S. Gull races to aid a Norwegian merchant ship captain with a cerebral hemorrhage. The ship Moss Bale, about 450 miles from Brisbane, reportedly sent distress signals and a doctor was dispatched after no other vessels were found nearby. The captain’s name is not disclosed.

Coral Sea H.m.as. Gull Brisbane Gull Bris Jbane

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Felca Jordan Union Government of Africa Uganda Milton Obote C. G. M. Lomax Katmandu Friday A.a.p-Renter Mount Pwanadtwastowdaw Clyde Finlay Wentworth Avenue Dr. Finlay NAVY Radio Yoo
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