Plan Outlined to Aid Poorer Territories
Mr Adermann outlined objectives for assisting under developed territories including sustained agricultural development, export stability, ongoing technical and capital aid, private international capital influx, and broader industrialisation. He urged cooperative foreign help and noted the burden rests on the territories to drive growth despite continuing export price fluctuations.
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Adermann
Commonwealth
Tain
United States
Mr. Adermann
Mr.Adermann
Army guards Canal Zone as riots flare in Panama City
United States Army units guarded the Canal Zone borders after Panamanian protests. Rioters attacked the U S embassy area and consulate, smashing windows and burning cars, while troops ringed the frontier with fixed bayonets and searchlights to deter infiltration.
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Mgr
Aquilino Boyd
Canal Zone
United Sane
William Potter
Panama
Visiting overseas officers tour Royal Military College group photo
A mixed group of U S and New Zealand officers visited the Royal Military College after attending the annual General’s exercise in Victoria. Front row: Col J B Yost Col L A Kermode Col W T Burk Col H K Benson Jr Col H G Bates Col W H Gaeckle Col D P Rinque. Rear: Col J B Deane Col N R Forrest Gen R H Wordsworth Brig F G Galleghan.
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Royal Military College
Victoria
J. B. Yost
U.S
L. A. Kermode
N.Z
W. T. Burk
H. K. Benson Jnr
H. G. Bates
R.M.C
W. H. Gaeckle
D. P. Rinque
J. B. Deane
N. R. Forrest
R. H. Wordsworth
F. G. Galleghan
Army May Get New Lightweight Weapons From Allies
The Australian Government eyed new light section support weapons from Belgium America and Canada for the Army announced by Minister Cramer. Proposals include American M60 Belgian MAGS and Canadian FNC 2 rifles all in 7.62 mm NATO with lighter high explosive hand grenades and air cooled alloy components.
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Belgium
America
Canada
Cramer
Orr Misjudged Says Bishop
Hobart reports the Bishop of Tasmania Dr. G F Cranswick states a miscarriage of justice in the Orr case. He recounts pressure from the University and loss of letters used in court and urges a full examination of all available evidence.
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Hobart
Orr
Tasmania
G. F. Cranswick
University of Tasmania
Trouble in Berlin as weekend flags spark clash risk
Western commanders warned Soviet authorities that British French and American troops could assist police if disturbances arise in Berlin this weekend. East Germans seek to raise a new flag on elevated railway stations, an act Westerners say they will oppose. Soviet and Western leaders discussed maintaining order.
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Berlin
A. A.P
Reuter
United Press
Hamlett
Zaharov
Wamslett
Kommandatura
B.U.P
Russia to surpass Australia in wool output by 1970
Moscow says Russia with 140 million sheep is expanding rapidly and plans to outstrip Australia in wool production by 1970. A Russian agricultural team led by P. A. Yessaulov tours Australia to study farming while a Soviet trade rep negotiates in Canberra for large Australian wool purchases.
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Melbourne
Russia
Australia
P. A. Yessaulov
Australia-Soviet Friendship Society
Violent Hailstorm Strikes Sydney Area
A severe hailstorm battered Sydney causing roof damage and power concerns. A lightning strike toppled a light pole near Malabar Public School narrowly missing a classroom. Temperatures plunged from 88.6 and rainfall exceeded one inch in two hours as crews halted a Wyong race meeting and Mascot airport closed. Police reported multiple nonfatal accidents as thousands sought cover. The Weather Bureau had predicted little rain.
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Malabar
Sydney Harbour
Mascot
Wyong
Weather Bureau
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