Heffron Rejects Call for Open Inquiry in Parliament
In the Legislative Assembly Mr Heffron dismissed Labour calls for an independent magistrate led inquiry into alleged police bashings. He accused Labour MP J Seifert of trying to bring down the government while defending the government’s refusal to appoint an impartial inquiry.
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South Africa Warns West Over Simonstown Pact
South Africa warned Britain and the United States not to assume continued support against communism. Foreign Minister Eric Louw said the Simonstown Agreement granting Britain use of the Cape Town naval base could be revoked as he opened the Orange Free State National Party congress in Bloemfontein.
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South Africa faces Western pressure over gold trade and UN stance
Mr. Louw warned that some Western powers might buy South African gold despite concerns it would hurt sterling. He argued that Britain and the United States push a hostile line at the United Nations due to fear of South Africa's anti Communism alliance, citing Simonstown and past Western support in conflicts. He deputised for Prime Minister Verwoerd, noting sharper US critique than that from Britain and other Nordic delegates.
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Repatriation Bill Passed in House Without Amendment
Government repatriation legislation cleared all stages in the House of Representatives last night. An Opposition bid for a Select Committee to review the Repatriation Act was defeated by two votes. Debate continued into the early hours.
Indian Airlines Viscount Crash Kills 13 to 10 Passengers
An Indian Airlines Viscount prop-jet crashed near New Delhi during a Nagpur flight. All 13 aboard were believed dead, with officials saying there were no survivors and crews reporting extensive wreckage.
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Negro Children Enter Schools in Birmingham and Mobile
Reports describe integration protests as thirteen named Negro pupils entered schools in Tuskegee Birmingham and Mobile while white mobs jeered at Murphy High School in Birmingham. Police contained crowds with arrests and a rescue crane scene in New York pickets demanded equal employment in construction. President Kennedy moved Alabama National Guard to allow desegregation. clashes occurred in Mobile and Huntsville with several injuries and no major incidents.
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Vandals Damage Road Signs On Macarthur Avenue
Inspector Grove warned that vandalised signs on Macarthur Avenue O Connor could cause fatal accidents for cyclists motorists or drivers if not seen. The painted signs and bent supports posed hazards while replacements were planned and suspects sought with possible court action.
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Escapee Shot Near Berlin Border
East German border guards shot at a man trying to escape from a house near the border into West Berlin. Police said he was wounded and carried away by a lorry.
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Quintuplets Weight Gain Reported in Venezuela
Three day old Prieto quintuplets reportedly gained weight after birth in Caracas. Their mother Mrs Efren Prieto, 34, had been too weak to leave her hospital room since the Saturday birth. The five boys remain in incubators nearby as medical staff monitor their progress.
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Associated Press of America
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Trade talks in Moscow between British and Soviet officials
The President of the Board of Trade Frederick Erroll met in Moscow with Soviet officials including First Deputy Premier Kosygin and Foreign Minister Patelichev to discuss economic relations. The British Embassy confirmed the talks took place yesterday.
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Alexei Kosygin
Nikolai Patelichev
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Runway Lengthening Plans for Canberra and Darwin Airfields
The government announced runway strengthening at Canberra to handle Boeing 727 jets with a cost near £200000. Work would start in December and run in phases to minimize disruption, with completion by February for the runway and May for the apron.
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