Soviet Vostok 2 mission reports well as flight proceeds
The Soviet space ship Vostok 2, carrying Major Titov, reports successful launch and ongoing orbit. Early messages to the Soviet people praised the crew and space program while Moscow Radio tracked the craft’s orbit and systems. Weather indicated favorable return conditions with Krushchev greeting the mission from Canberra.
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Prime Minister Macmillan Returns to Admiralty House
The United Kingdom Prime Minister Harold Macmillan returned to Admiralty House in the evening of last Thursday after a sequence of official duties abroad. He addressed ministers on current foreign affairs and signaled plans for forthcoming parliamentary sessions.
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United Kingdom
Harold Macmillan
Admiralty House
Education Week Opens With School Performances
Busy week planned at Canberra area schools with Telopea Park High staging 15 plays over two days in the assembly hall and Lyneham High broadcasting student works on its radio station. Narrabundah and Canberra High hosts open evenings for parents and public with science, woodwork, and films on display.
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Antlred Protest at Fair in Sydney Draws Thousands
A large anti Russian demonstration at the Sydney fair drew more than 2000 pamphlets and involved over 40 protesters clashing with police. Six New Australians of Russian background were arrested for offensive behaviour and released on bail, with three charged for breaches of the Printing Act after refusing to identify pamphlet writers.
Army Checking CMF Records in Sydney on Malpractice Probe
Army auditors are reviewing Citroen Military Forces records in Sydney to verify alleged malpractice by some members. An Army spokesperson confirmed the Hollite investigation and ongoing checks of the official records.
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Wenlayive Records
Warsaw Pact orders steps for German peace talks and West Berlin free city
A Paris aligned communique says the Warsaw Pact will press for a German peace treaty and declare West Berlin a free city by year end. The pact warns delays could heighten a new war and notes coordination with Western powers for a peaceful settlement.
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Macmillan vows loyalty to UK and Europe partners
Mr. Macmillan pledged loyalty to UK obligations and to Commonwealth and to the Outer Seven the European Free Trade Association. He warned that unless Europe’s economic split is healed the Western alliance’s strength on Berlin could be affected. He urged standing firm on rights and warned Russians against dishonour.
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Krushchev to Visit Tunisia Confirmed Invitation
Moscow reports Tunisian Foreign Minister Makkadem said Premier Khrushchev accepted President Bourguiba’s written invitation to visit Tunisia. The date to be fixed, with possible wider African trips. Makkadem quoted Soviet aid and sympathy, noting Tunisia had about £10 million in credit and France’s Riverta crisis risks.
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Stranded Tourists Resume Flight in Queensland
A party of tourists stranded in the north west corner of Queensland resumed their journey on a TAA aircraft today after a Lockheed craft grounded due to engine trouble. The group had initially planned a layover tour but was delayed by the fault discovered on Friday.
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Staff Transfer Ends Large Canberra Move in 1959
January 1959 saw a major staff transfer within the Air Department, relocating about 400 personnel from Melbourne to Canberra. The Air Board planned mid month moves to the new Administrative Building in Russell Hill, affecting the Chief of The Air Staff, Air Member for Personnel, and the Secretary. Senator Wade oversaw the transfers across Supply and Equipment and Technical Services, with some remaining sections still adjusting.
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