Macmillan Flies To Bahamas For Skybolt Summit
British Prime Minister Macmillan departed London by air for a summit in the Bahamas with President Kennedy. Observers expect Skybolt missile controversy to dominate talks while Macmillan expressed confidence a way would be found through the difficulty.
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Macmillan and de Gaulle End Talks With Cautious Optimism
London reports a joint communique saying Britain will push ahead with Common Market entry despite difficulties. De Gaulle and Macmillan discussed post Cuban crisis and Asia events, with Skybolt missile fate taking center stage ahead of Kennedy talks in the Bahamas.
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Leaders to Decide in West Irian Plebiscite Debate
Indonesian representative Suwarjo Tiendronegoro urged leaders to decide the future of about 750 000 people in West New Guinea saying a plebiscite could create factors disturbing development while noting self determination under UN supervision. The UN administered territory is to be handed to Indonesia next May amid broad interpretation of a possible plebiscite.
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Proposals from Colombo Afro-Asian Talks Pressed on India China
The Colombo Little Summit proposals reach Colombo officials who will relay them to Nehru and Chou En lai as India and China face pressure to accept a peace plan. Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike plans a later visit to India and China to press for agreement. Sydney businessman S H Ervin donates a group of paintings to the Prime Minister for the National Collection, highlighting a major gift from the Ervin, Meyer, and Pye collections with works by Streeton Lambert Lindsay and others.
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Lord De Lisle Heads to Sydney From London
The Governor General of Australia Lord De Lisle left London by air for Sydney via New York. He travels with his son the Honourable Philp Sidney and his military secretary Lieut Col Crowder. They expect to reach Sydney at 7 35 am Wednesday. Lord De Lisle arrived in London November 21 on a private visit after his wife died in Australia November 16.
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Pollution controls to limit Molonglo river effluent next year
The Associate National Capital Development Commissioner said sewerage plants and septic tanks will be connected to the main system or upgraded to improve effluent quality. Fyshwick Duntroon Fairbairn and Airport plants join the system while Abattoirs Benshaw Queanbeyan and Harman outlets are elevated. A special pollution committee has studied lake readiness and assessed runoff and stormwater as major pollution sources.
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Council Seeks To End Death Penalty
Canberra debate shows broad move to abolish capital punishment with only one advocate for retention. Councillors cite deterrence failure and global trends as support for ending the death penalty in public and legal policy.
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Another Warm Day Forecast With 90 Degree High
Temperatures reached 87 degrees yesterday, eight above normal, with light north to northwest winds. A minimum of 49 degrees was three below normal. A very warm day is expected with light north to northwest winds and a maximum near 90 degrees.
National TV Begins Today at Black Mountain ABC-3 Opens
ABC-3 will start transmissions from Black Mountain today as the first of 33 national stations. Test card and music begin at 3 p.m. with main programming at 4 45 p.m. Kinder Playtime follows before an official 7 30 p.m. opening ceremony attended by Prime Minister Menzies and other leaders.
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