Menzies Affirms Australia Will Stay in New Guinea
Australian Prime Minister Menzies tells reporters at Port Moresby a policy to integrate Dutch New Guinea through staged steps is vital to Australia. Territory self government will come when locals request it, with two communities handling racial factors. Kokoda participants perform a garboo style welcome as crowds gather at Ela Beach.
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New Guinea
Menzies
Papua
Dutch New Guinea
United Nations
Hasiuck
Commonwealth
Hasluck
Kokoda
New Sumea
Ela Beach Oval
Europe to Maintain Five Years of Employment in W Europe
Paris report says European economy should keep pace with five year employment levels as integration strengthens. It cites growth from closer OEE cooperation, a move toward a common market, and free trade aims among EC member states to reduce reliance on imports for meat dairy fruit and vegetables.
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Paris
Europe
OEE
O.E.E.C. Remntries
Natuf Borone
Global overproduction fears hit wheat board chair in Melbourne
Sir John Teasdale, chairman of the Australian Wheat Board, warned that overproduction is not a passing phase and must be redirected to other forms of production. He linked overproduction to subsidised foodstuff production by major nations including the United Kingdom, United States, France, West Germany, Belgium, Sweden, and others.
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Melbourne
Australian Wheat Board
John Teasdale
Kingdom
United States
France
West Germany
Old
Belgium
Sweden
Swiss banks charged in plot to control US Canadian defence firms
New York Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz charged two Geneva based banks with complicity in a Communist backed plot to gain working control of uranium titanium lithium oil nickel and copper companies in the United States and Canada. Banks denied and were ordered to appear for questioning on June 14.
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New York
Wednessay
AAP
United States
New York State
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Manhattan Supreme Court
Lefkowitz
la de Placements Miboliers
le Banqua Fertier Lullin
Geneva
Soviet Union
South Africa warned on race feeling
The South African Institute of Race Relations urged citizens to heed the dangers of government race policies before it is too late. The multi racial group warned that hopes for an orderly society are being destroyed as resentment grows and fears of a tragic outcome loom for the country’s future.
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Johannesburg
Web
A.a.p.reuter
South African Institute of Race Relations
Feeder Bus Proposed For Yarralumla Service
Yarolumla Progress Association asked the Transport Section to prepare a feeder bus plan centered on Melbourne Avenue. The 4 8 feeder would reach the centre and outer areas from Carrington to Schiich Street, linking residents to the main service for better city access. Officials note timetable work ongoing with a few months’ ETA while planning suburbs growth and route reach.
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Pead
Yarralumla Progress Association
Department of the Interior
Melbourne Avenue
Yarralumia
Carrington Street
McGregor Street
Weston Street
Hopetoun Circuit
Schiich Street
Burns
Canberra
Transport and Interior
Seach
Pond
Srpananet
Soviet Premier Bulganin asks Britain for joint denouncement of force
Soviet Prime Minister Bulganin writes to British PM Macmillan proposing that major powers denounce the use of force to settle disputes in the Middle East. He urges a ban on atomic and hydrogen tests for a definite period and calls for renewed disarmament talks and enhanced cultural exchanges between Britain and Russia.
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Daily Sketch
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Middle East
Sues Canal
Anthony Eden
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Near East
Patrick Reilly
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