Townley outlines TEX cost risk for Australia
United States defence officials in Washington explained the TEX bomber sale to Australia uses a variable formula rather than fixed prices. Townley said costs depend on production volume with potential rises or drops, while McNamara warned final costs may exceed initial estimates. The Senate probe into the TEX contract resumes with Gilpatric questioned over possible conflicts of interest.
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Australia
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United Press
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Me. McNamara
NK Andi
Pentagon
McNamara
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Conlin
Senate Investigations Subs
Defence
Rosewell Gilpatric
John McClellan
Gilpatric
General Dynamics
United States Justice Department
Gilpatrie
Josfar
United Press International
Justice Department
Yale Professor Barghoorn Leaves London After Spy Charges
Professor Frederick C. Barghoorn, a Yale Soviet affairs expert, was released by Russians and departed London en route to the United States. He offered no comment on detention, while three American Embassy officials accompanied him to the airport for the flight home. Russia expelled him in a unprecedented gesture affecting the U S government.
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P.reuter
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Yale University
United States
Moscow
Barghoorn
Russia
Professor Barghoorn
Kenedyut
Seine
Talks Continue On Malaysia Dispute In Southeast Asia
Indonesia Philippines and Thailand held a third day of discussions at Bagsuen near Bangkok on the Malaysia dispute. Philippine Foreign Secretary Salvador Lopez stayed on for further talks with Thai and Indonesian officials amid a regional effort to resolve the standoff. A Tokyo report notes a Japanese fishing vessel with 16 crew was seized by an Indonesian patrol off the west coast of New Guinea.
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Thailand
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Thanat
Sere
Tokyo
Japanese Maritime Safter Board
New Games
Calwell Promises No More Taxation or Inflation in Australia
In a TV interview Australian Opposition Leader Calwell argues Labour's programme could be financed with productivity gains and growth, while Prime Minister Menzies accuses Labour of power hunger and false promises. Holt touts positive economic prospects as Australia faces defence budgeting questions.
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Brisbane
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Labour
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Herciews
Hle
Holt
Cobwell
Penily
Robert Menzies
Labour Party
United States
North-West Cape
Australia
Kingswood Cole
Elizabeth
South Australia
Unknown Man Dies In Fire In Queanbeyan
A fire gutted a house on Dodsworth Street near the Queanbeyan Golf Course killing a 30 year old man believed to be a boarder. The body was found in Claude Amey’s bedroom after Amey and his family were displaced. Police had not yet identified the deceased.
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Queanbeyan
Ameys
Amey
Mr. Amey
Hawsthorn
Sydney
Prospect
Frank Hayson
Yesters
We Are 11 Million: Australia Reaches Eleven Million
Australia’s population hits eleven million with a newborn citizen marking the milestone. Commonwealth Statistician Mr. Archer cites the rapid growth in four years eight months and notes the per cent growth rate has been falling from 2.0 per cent to 2.3 per cent and back to 2.0 per cent in the move from tenth to eleventh million. Natural increase and net migration contribute to the rise.
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Commonwealth Statistician
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