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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 21, 1961

Page

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UN General Assembly opens in crisis as leadership fight rages

The 16th UN General Assembly opened amid a crisis atmosphere after the death of Dag Hammarskjöld. Debates centered on interim leadership and a proposed three member executive troika to run the Secretariat. United States and Soviet representatives clashed over the best path forward as Congo peace talks continue and emergency measures loom.

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Peace marchers present petitions for world disarmament

A Ban the Bomb march from Sydney arrived at the United States Embassy with banners calling for a nuclear test ban. The relay procession covered 200 miles as protesters urged global disarmament alongside other photographs from the event.

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Advisory Council Elects Three New Members

The advisory council filled three new seats with Professor H Wa Arndt, Mr Rosa Andrew, and Mr R P Greenish. Sitting members W L Byrne J H Pead and Mrs Andrew and Mr Greenish won the last seats as Labour holds three seats and five Independents remain.

Advisory Council H Wa Arndt A.L.P Rosa Andrew Ind R. P. Greenish W. L. Byrne J. H. Pead Progress Andrew Greenish HH. “T. Blair T. H. J. Harrison Ann Dalgarno Professor Arndt T. W. W. Pye A.C. Morris Labour Byrne Crreemala Peac Awisty Council Blair Ann Doleormo Rop Girethesh Joh Pead Rose Andrew Andy

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