21 Apr 1962
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 21, 1962
Page
1
At Geneva the United States refused to promise a halt to nuclear tests during the disarmament conference. Chief U.S. delegate Arthur Dean stated the answer is no, declining to undertake any testing moratorium while talks proceed.
Dean tells plenary a veto could delay U S testing. He says the United States aims to a Pacific test in the near future and supports negotiations for a possible test ban treaty. Kennedy offers to consider a treaty while the United States seeks a compromise basis for talks.
A warrant was issued for James C Greensmith of Creswell Street on charges of conducting an illegal lottery under the Lotteries and Unions Ordinance. He allegedly converted about £100 raised by the lottery to his own use and failed to attend a required court session. Prosecution noted no bail details and the case awaits further action.
A prototype aircraft crashed during a trial flight near Paris killing three crew members. Officials from the French Brevnet company reported the accident and started investigating the cause.
Australian widow Kleen Theetter formerly York of Western Australia escapes Oran terror with her children Annie Mane Chantel and Marie Louise. She meets reporters at the airport with her brother in law, plans a few days with relatives near the Riviera before two months rest.
The National Capital Development Commission on Wednesday let contracts for four houses on Endeavour Street Hed Pill. The winning bid came from ALS Jermeis pp teudenn Cen. The Canberra area spokesman said the homes would each have three bedrooms.
A man named Allen James Donnelly was found not guilty of assaulting renowned scientist Dr. Alfred Gottschalk and of causing the injuries that followed. The trial described the events at Donnelly’s flat on March 23 and related robbery charges connected to the case.
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