ACT Space Role Study Area Near Canberra Explored
The Australian Minister for Supply said NASA and the US agency investigated a space tracking station site in South-Eastern Australia. Canberra offered the greatest potential but faced electronic interference concerns. Australian and American officials study issues before presenting proposals to Cabinet.
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All-Or-Nothing Talks Start On Common Market Deal
Ministers of the six Common Market nations accepted a Belgian proposal to speed negotiations and plan two long sessions in January with Britain's chief negotiator Mr Heath. The talks aim to decide on membership and accelerate the lengthy process.
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Belgian Proposition Aims At Fast-Track Six Talks
Feb 1 report by Reuters and UP describes M. Fayat proposing a special conference lasting weeks to settle all outstanding issues with Britain. Meetings to cover January 14 18 January 28 February 2 and other sessions before Britain’s likely 1960 entry. Ministers endorsed the aim of prompt conclusion though not a fixed deadline. Canadian Wheat Board official notes high quality Western Canadian wheat supports continued sales. Common Market impact discussed.
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Sharp Clash at Italian Communist Party Congress
Moscow aligned leaders and Chinese delegates clashed over policy at Rome as Xiang Peng and Chao Yi Ming urged peace while Krushchov and Tito met in Moscow. Indian Communist leader S A Dange prepared to tour Europe for border dispute support, visiting London Paris Prague Budapest Warsaw and Rome.
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Stalemate on Cuban Issue Deepens
Reported stalemate on the Cuban problem as US and Soviet negotiators met in a morning session. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Kuznetsov led discussions, with US chief negotiator Stevenson present. bombers from Cuba were cited as a factor and remarks were described as surprising by informed sources.
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Colourful costumes served supper after naturalisation event
At Albert Hall last night 70 migrants were naturalised and served supper in a display of national costumes. Three of the girls pictured were Tamara Trizna of the Ukrainian Society Ursula Burzinski of the Polish Society and Glenn Horhunoy of the Ukrainian Society.
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Lord De Lisle Expected Home Soon
The Governor-General Lord De Lisle is expected to return to Australia within three weeks. A Government House spokesman said definite advice on his return should come in a few days. He left Australia for England after the death of Lady De Lisle whose body was laid to rest at the family vault in Kent. The spokesman noted he would end Christmas at Government House.
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Labour Victory in Mix-up Over Pairs
In the House of Representatives a close division on the Repatriation Special Overseas Service Bill led to a late casting vote after a pairing mix-up caused two government members to miss the vote for Dame Mary Gilmore's funeral. Opposition and government figures blamed misarrangements, demanding resignations as Mr Lucock used his casting vote to pass a procedural matter.
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England Fails In Time Runs Task At Brisbane Test
England, chasing a 378 run target in 360 minutes, could only draw the First Test at Brisbane. Ken Mackay took five wickets as England slumped to 6/278 at stumps, with Dexter and Barrington the only notable scorers among a listless innings. Attendance reached 3,298 on the day as Australia led 4/362 declared overnight.
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