Menzies Hosts Dillon and Sebald at Parliament House
Prime Minister Menzies meets US Under-Secretary of State for Economic Affairs C Douglas Dillon and US Ambassador William J. Sebald at Parliament House. Sebald will later join Dillon's party for the US Far Eastern Chiefs of Mission Conference at Baguio.
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Government to push salary rise legislation with reforms
The government plans to introduce a bill tomorrow night to implement salary rises with changes to pensions and official car transport for former leaders. The Richardson Committee recommendations may be amended, and both government and opposition parties aim for swift passage with ongoing negotiations.
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Dr Billy Graham Opens Sydney Crusade to Large Crowd
More than 50,000 attend the opening rally at the Sydney showground for Dr Billy Graham's month long crusade despite windy rain. Organisers call it a strong start with many visitors traveling up to 200 miles. about 1,500 men and women made decisions for Christ.
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D L P Senators Vote Against Salary Rises
Melbourne report says Senator McManus and Senator Cole will vote against proposed salary rises. They pledged to oppose increases whether tightened or not and urged belt tightening across government. The conference carried a motion opposing increases and linked pensions and social payments to broader cuts.
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Four-Hour Fire Damages Ark Royal Amid Structural Losses
Admiralty report details four hour blaze on the aircraft carrier Ark Royal last Thursday. Damage described as idle structural and electrical harm, with cables notably affected.
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Admiralty
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Indian Pilot Deliberately Photographed Targets Over Pakistan
Indian Air Force Canberra bomber shot down near Rawalpindi. pilot Squadron Leader Semler J. C. Sen Gupta admits flying into Pakistani air space to photograph targets. Pakistan protests to India. incident marked the first aerial shooting flare in years and prompted Defense Ministry statements.
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Sandys Foresees Mobility Boost in UK Defence Policy
In New Zealand, Mr. Sandys outlined a defensive SEATO stance while stressing mobility as central to Britain’s new defence policy. He warned SEATO remains a defensive alliance and that Britain would bolster Pacific forces, with rapid bomber redeployments and a planned space vehicle test at Woomera delayed by a mechanical fault.
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Gaitskell May Visit Moscow
The Sunday Express reports that Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell may visit Moscow in mid May or early September with discussions poised between Britain and the Soviet Union.ispersed wording.
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Dillon Assures on Farm Surpluses Amid Talks
U S Undersecretary Dillon reassured about farm surpluses after five hours of discussions in Honolulu with Canadian and Australian officials. He noted progress in disposal plans tied to normal markets, with Canada reportedly satisfied, as he prepared to continue talks in Washington and Wellington.
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