Nuclear treaty policy gains momentum in Cold War talks
British Foreign Secretary Lord Home meets Soviet counterpart Gromyko and U S Secretary of State Mr Rusk in Moscow for 44 hour talks. They discuss a non aggression pact, measures against surprise attack and nuclear weapons spread. London to open treaty for signatures with Commonwealth first.
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Leningrad
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Kennedy and De Gaulle Letters on Nuclear Test Ban Clash
Washington reports cite President Kennedy expressing willingness to aid France’s nuclear program in a July 4 letter to de Gaulle. De Gaulle’s reply urged continued independence and rejected U.S. conditional aid tied to the test ban treaty. Nixon cautioned against recognizing Germany division. Macmillan urged cautious progress at Helsinki.
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Helsinki
Finland
Australia Leads in Brain Research Says Sir John Eccles
Sir John Eccles of the Australian National University states Australia leads in brain research with strong equipment and skilled designers. He notes global collaboration, awards from the Royal Society, and ongoing studies into neuron communication and synapses at Amsterdam and Hungary conferences.
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John Curtin School of Medical Research
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Amsterdam
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Anderson
Oslo
Norway
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Rockefeller Institute
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Japan
Sweden
Britain
U.S
Farmer killed by low flying aircraft in Yorke Peninsula
A 38 year old farmer was killed when struck by four low flying Cessna crop dusting planes on a mixed farming property at South Kilkerran on Yorke Peninsula. The victim, Brian Reginald Dutschke, acted as a marker on the farm while working with others.
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Yorke Peninula
Brian Reginald Dutschke
South Kilkerran
365 Held In Raid On Buddhists
In Saigon, police raided homes pre dawn arresting 365 Buddhist followers including women. Handbills were found as authorities deny links to the Buddhist campaign. In Hue, 400 miles away, 100 students were ready to begin a hunger strike amid tense warnings.
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Saigon
Associated Press of America
Hue
Three Children Injured In Street Accidents
Three children were taken to Community Hospital after separate incidents yesterday. Gary Turner four suffered facial burns when his clothes caught fire while playing with matches on Scrivener Street. Patti Fryer twelve broke her right leg in two places after being trodden on by a horse on Moorehouse Street. John Mark Humphreys six injured falling from a car door as it turned on Walker Crescent Narra Bundah. Senior Constable C J Upston, driving along Scrivener Street, smothered the flames on Gary and noted the cowboy suit he wore. Police said John leaned against a car door as it turned from Moresby Street into Mugga Way.
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Scrivener Street
Cconnor
Patti Fryer
Moorehouse Street
O'Connor
John Mark Humphreys
Walker Crescent
Narrabundah
Borneo Plan A Face Saver Reaches Agreement
The three nations Indonesia Malaysia and the Philippines move toward the Malaysia Federation with concessions from Indonesia. UN Secretary General U Thant to name a fact finding commission on North Borneo and Sarawak adherence after recent elections. The plan seen as a face-saving gesture by President Soekarno.
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Soekarno
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DUE Avange
North Borneo
Sarawak
U.N
Soekaro
Malayan Cabinet Endorses Federation Postponement
The Malayan Cabinet endorsed delaying Malaysia formation if needed to satisfy Indonesia and the Philippines on a United Nations survey of British North Borneo wishes. The plan anticipates a August 31 federation with Malaya Singapore and North Borneo, while observers accompany U N teams.
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Peace March Planned Next Week By Hiroshima Committee
A letter from the Hiroshima Commemoration Committee to the A C T Trades and Labour Council says about 1000 people will assemble at MacArthur Avenue and Northbourne Avenue at 11 a m next Thursday for a march to a lunch rally at the Albert Hall. The letter notes a silent demonstration at the French Embassy protesting France’s plan to explode a nuclear bomb in the Pacific.
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