Eisenhower rejects limited four nation summit plan
President Eisenhower vetoed a five nation summit restricted to Khrushchev and himself and said four power talks with Russia Britain France and the United States should not be narrowed. He urged using normal diplomatic channels for separate US Russian issues and noted Western allies deserve broader unity.
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Washington
A.A.P
Reuter
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Russia
Britain
France
U.S
Une
Soviet Union
United Nations
Security Council
Coterllembera
London
Foreign Office
Moscow
Veteran sailor to march with ex naval men group
The article profiles Mr Gale of 17 Chisholm Street Altis, a veteran who served in the Royal Australian Navy and briefly in the Centurion under Jellicoe. Born in Devonshire, he joined in 1912 and retired as Chief Petty Officer in 1935. He hoped to march with the ex naval men's company tomorrow.
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Gale
Chisholm Street
Altis
Peking
Wou
Victoria
Iieser
Gate
Jellicoe
Jutland
FMS
Centurion
Sir Edward Seymour
China Station
Admiral Seymour
Staf
Mr. Gale
Devonshire
Australia
Royal Australian Navy
Cam
Anzac Essay Awards Winners Named by ACT Branch
The ACT Returned Soldiers League announced the judges awards for the Anzac Day essay contest. Secondary entrants from Canadian schools were invited on the themes Anzac Day and the tradition of a nation. First prize went to Lesley Anne Campbell of Yarralumla with St Peter Channel School affiliation.
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Fr. Hull
ACT
Returned Soldiers’ Lengue
Candora
John Boyle
Condamine Street
Turner
Nithy
Edmund's College
David John McCus
Austin Streat Grifth
St Edmund's College
Lesley- Anne Campbell
Novar Street
Yarralumia
St. Peter Chanal
Churchill cheered in Commons return after illness
Sir Winston Churchill, possibly with pneumonia, drew loud cross party cheers as he reentered the House of Commons. He smiled from his front seat while Selwyn Lloyd answered questions.
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Lonvun
Soursuay
A.p.reuter
Winston Churchill
France
House of Commions
Selwyn Lloyd
Threat of global atomic war grows says Lemay
General Curtis E. Lemay warned the world faces a savage uphill battle to deter Russia's nuclear threat. He outlined SAC developments including the B-70 bomber and a new minute mind missile, emphasizing the need to stay ahead.
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New York
Curtis E. Lemay
U Air Force
Lemay
U.S
America
Strategic Air Command
Governor Takes Control of Malta Amid Unrest
Malta Governor Sir Robert Laycock assumed emergency powers today as political crisis deepened after Dom Mintoff's government resigned. Police clashed with demonstrators injuring fifteen, while Maltese departments await orders from the Maltese Imperial Government. Dr Olivier declined to form a caretaker government.
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V. Gray
Valetta
Dom Mintoff
Labour
Malta
Malta Labor Party
Britain
Dom Mintol
Labour Party
Soviet Union working on Sputnik II project says expert
A Soviet scientist reported that apparatus for Sputnik II is being prepared in the Soviet Union. An American rocket scientist suggested the Soviet may have launched one secretly. In Moscow Lydia Kurnosova, a top cosmic ray specialist, said Ural apparatus was prepared for Sputnik IIL, larger than its predecessor.
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New York
P.reuter
Soviet Union
Moscow
Lydia Kurnosova
Russia
Commission Staff At Full Strength By End Of June
Commission officials anticipate full staffing by July 1 with about 50 professionals including town planners architects engineers and finance staff. Secretary and business manager Mr Lansdowne says the commission will recruit from both Commonwealth departments and external bodies to avoid delays in Canberra’s development programme.
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Commission
National
Collis
Canberra
RB. Lansdowne
Customs and Excise Department
Commitsview
Sion
Clive
Lunsidowne
Apital Development Commission
Sss
Qudition
Lansdowne
Assistant Works Director Appointment in ACIP
Mr A T Verrari is named Assistant Director of Works Con strietic in the ACIP with a salary of £2723 annually. He will report to the Director of Works and oversee construction maintenance and production undertakings across the branch. He is a Sydney University engineering graduate with honours and a member of Engineers of Australia, previously a senior engineer in the ISAY Main Roads Department with WWII Northern Territory project experience.
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A. T. Verrari
Constrietic
ACIP
Ferrari
University of Sydney
Institution of Engineers of Australia
Commonwealth Service
Inschadini
Northern Territory
Sanberra
Department of Works
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