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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 16, 1961

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Katanga Forces Challenge UN With Air and Armored Attacks

Katanga Army units launched air and armored assaults across the province against United Nations forces. European officers led many charges while white officers commanded troops at Kamina airfield and base as Swedish troops held off repeated Katangese onslaughts.

Leopoldville A.A.P Katanga United Nations American Associated Press Kamina AAD

Soviet Techniques at War Front Report Aftermath

Fragmented dispatch describes Allied and neutral forces clashing near Kanna Mie and Dachetwille airfield. It mentions shelling of Meedish troops, nefarious aerial actions, and reports of Irish troops contested by roadblocks and a collapsing bridge amid Belgian, Katanga, and Neautquarters movements.

Kolanyis Bokura Kanne Uni Kanna Copoldsitly Dachetwille Dts Howe Premeatel Sonscrounge Bentaminesc Sclefpens Bepieel Leopoldeitles Anl Knobwest Jaueh Mylinany Seriel Badoreste Cormaner Teich Brisbane

UN forces seize Katanga amid tense international tensions

Broadcast reports describe British and United Nations actions in Katanga with calls of brutal savagery. Witnesses claim Western powers backed UN seizing control as tensions rise toward broader conflict.

Vieg Provident Katanga Ishon Kidwelley Inlisa Sohville Bu United Nations MO Dow Agoing Alinpy Olhey Hotel Lostiay Thay Tshomhe Tid Ville BBC Richard Wilears Tony Salishuey Nalanga Toanden Mahi Willan

Storm Carla Batters Texas Seafront Homes

Hurricane Carla struck the Texas seafront at Port Nip. cars and trucks overturned as fierce winds and rising waters battered the coast. Residents along the gulf faced mass relocations and warned of continuing danger as the storm's impact caused extensive damage and loss of life.

Pyeeport Texas Lexus Lousch Wittis

Canberra bomber exercise with Amberley and Matava bases

The defence minister announced an operational exercise involving Canberra bombers flying from Amberley and Matavai bases between September 18 and 24. Three aircraft would depart Amberley for a training run to improve readiness.

Matava Amberles Oro Uyiewnstard Defenne Meloweley Amberley Theeeastani

Turkish Leaders To Die Court Rules

Two former Turkish leaders including former Prime Minister Adnan Menderes and former President Celal Bayar were sentenced to death for violations of the constitution. The court ordered executions after a trial detailing alleged treason and political crimes, with multiple officials receiving death sentences or long terms.

Ankar AL Priday Aa.p Adnan Menderes Celal Bayar Bevish United Press Menderes Tan Yassuda Menderes Wd Rayon Foret Foren Minster le Uel Peniance Fasae Polutkan Republican Party Alvo Agal Brogan Ibrahin Karaerogeler

Argentine Vessel 1 To Arrive in Australia Earlier

The Navy Minister Senator Coordon said the 85000 ton Italian vessel would reach Sydney on September 27, earlier than the planned October 12. The Argentining trainiaser was previously scheduled to arrive later in the month.

Argenting Australia Coordon Sydney

Advisory Council Election Today in ACT

Elections held today for the Advisory Council and Canberra Community Hospital Board. Voting is compulsory with about 20737 registered voters. Polling booths open in most suburbs as voters choose eight Council candidates and five Board contenders.

ACT. Advisory Council Canberra Community Hospital Board Bop Council

New Zealand Opposes Butter Scheme at GATT Conference

New Zealand delegates to the GATT butter conference resist proposed controls. Sources quote NZ and Devs mark asserting the right of free access to the London market amid ongoing negotiations.

Coe New Fealand Deneath Thei Talons Bertain New Zealand Avid New Zealand Devsmark London

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