UK Premier urges talks agenda for summit with USSR
London report says Prime Minister Macmillan urged the Soviet Union to agree to a summit either via Foreign Ministers or through diplomatic channels. In a letter to Marshal Bulganin he stressed thorough prep, respect for a broad agenda, and readiness to address disputes to advance disarmament talks.
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London
A.a.p.reuter
Macmillan
Soviet Union
Marshal Bulganin
Marshal Eee Ee Se Nd
Mr. Macmillan
Seddon
Ace
Quinane Retires as Canberry ALP Branch Secretary
Air, Fvquinlane retires from nine years as secretary of the Canberry branch of the Australian Labour Party at the branch AGM. He was not re-nominated for secretary but elected vice-president. Tributes were paid and he received an inscribed pen. 1958 59 officers named include President L F Crisp and Secretary T J McMahon.
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Macmillan
Geneve Confrace
Rer
Air, Fvquinlane
Canberry
Australian Labour Party
Quinane
L. F. Crisp
F.D. Quinane
W. I. Byrne
T.J. McMahon
W. Malone
M. Morris
Don Rawson
United Kingdom
Premiers Push for Increased Loan Allocations
Western Australia Premier A R G Hawke will press the Commonwealth to expand loan allocations at the Canberra Loan Council meeting to fund urgent works. NSW Local Government Minister Renshaw says councils face unemployment as loan funds run out and urges approval to borrow from banks and insurers to support local projects.
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Perth
Western Australia
A. R G. Hawke
Commonwealth
Staten
Loan Council
Canberra
Hawke
N.sw
Renshaw
Sydney
Show Banned By Bishop Toowoomba Catholics Forbidden
The Bishop of Toowoomba, Bishop Brennan, forbids all Roman Catholics in the diocese from attending stage performances by hypnotist Ahmon appearing tomorrow night. The bishop warns hypnotism is not sanctioned by the church except in rare cases due to moral dangers.
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Toowooumea
Toowoomba
Brennan
Ahmon
Mines Cut Output At Broken Hill
Broken Hill mines plan a production reduction affecting about 5,000 workers. Companies will set reduced hours with one non working day per ten, cutting pay to roughly £5 per fortnight. First shift cuts start Friday week. other mines follow two weeks later. Barrier Industrial Council to review impact and seek talks with firms on details.
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Tek
Broken Hill
Barrier Industrial Council
England
London
New Broken Hill Consolidated
The
Zinc Corporation
Ceterne
US Concerned At Bombing Of Tunisian Town
The State Department voiced deep concern over the French bombing of the Tunisian village Sakiet Sidi Youssef. It warned of possible effects on U S relations with a friendly nation and said the secretary of state asked the French ambassador to call on Sunday to discuss the incident and obtain more information.
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New York
A.A.P
State Department
Sakiet- Sidi-Youssef
U.S
Sakiet-Sidi-Youssef
Tunis On
P. N
Exclusion Was Childish Says Lady Lindsay
Hongkong Monday. Lord Lindsay his wife and three children were refused permission to cross the Chinese frontier en route to visit his ailing Chinese father. Permits had been issued then revoked without notice at the frontier. Lady Lindsay called the revocation a childish bluff that would not hurt her but would damage the Peking regime. The couple planned to study material from Communist and National China.
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Hongkong
Lord Lindsay
Lady Lindsay
Lindsay
Communista
Gady Lindsay
Peking
Red China
South Africa follow ons in Fourth Test at Johannesburg
South Africa trailed after being bowled for 303 and forced to follow on as Australia bowled steadily. Meckitt and Davidson opened with a brisk stand before lunch, while Tayfield's gritty 27 helped hold up the innings. Benaud claimed four wickets, and Funston top scored briefly with 70 as Australia posted 401 in the first innings and pressed the attack in the second.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Australia
Eames Meckit
Davidson
Endean
Goddard
Burke
Funstom
Tayfield
Funston
Benaud
the Reid
Beorea
Africa
Grout
Ibw
Tayfeld
Meckitt
Craig
Dav Adaon
Burger
Atp
Kine
Waite
Ben Adcock
Heine
van Ryneveld
Housing Rate For December Up Senator Claims
Senator Spooner announced that 19,613 houses and flats were completed in Australia in the December quarter, up from the previous year. He noted over 2,000 dwellings under construction at quarter end, with commencements slightly down from September, according to Commonwealth Statistician figures.
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Senator Spooner
Australia
Fumber Quarter
Spooner
Commonwealth Statistician
Carver
Wich
Gaza
Coal Mines Purchase By NSW Commission Tender Accepted
The Joint Coal Board accepted a tender from the NSW Electricity Commission for the purchase of the Newstan and Newcom collieries in northern New South Wales.
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Joint Coal Board
N.S.W. Electricity Commission
Newstan
Newcom
N.B.W
Review of kerosene labelling prompts concern
At an ACT Advisory Council meeting Mr W L Byrne raised worries about children drinking kerosene. Dr J Wienholt defended current labeling laws and promised more information at the next meeting. Wienholt noted kerosene accidents among children are among the greatest hazards in the home and cited a department section addressing harmful substances.
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W. L Byrne
A.C.T. Advisory Council
Health Department
J. Wienholt
Advisory Council
Wienhoitwald Keromeng
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Asidge
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Kline
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