Khrushchev Begins Indian Visit Amid High Expectations
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in New Delhi for a five day state visit that promises strong India Soviet cooperation. He was greeted by President Rajendra Prasad and Prime Minister Nehru as 5000 spectators watched the arrival. He will address Parliament and visit key events before continuing to Calcutta en route to Indonesia.
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Mystery Satellite Studied by U S Scientists
United States scientists monitor a near polar orbit object detected by tracking stations. The Defense Department says it is not weapon related and may be garbage from a rocket or a natural satellite. Other theories include a Soviet lunar probe or a tiny moon yet to be noted.
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Senator Paltridge Leads Australian Aviation Delegation
Senator Paltridge of To Italy will leave for Rome today to head the Australian delegation at air transport talks with the Italian Government. In his absence Minister for Defence Mr Townley will act as Minister for Civil Aviation.
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Sydney woman donates £1000 to World Refugee Year appeal
Mrs W H Cullen of Sydney presents a £1000 cheque to Mr Odd Nansen, guest of honour at the Australian Citizenship Convention, to support World Refugee Year. Minister for Immigration Downer attends as Cullen’s Refugee Year links are noted. She serves on the Immigration Advisory Council and leads the Country Women of the World.
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Queen and Queen Mother Await Royal Birth
London reports say Queen Elizabeth drove from Buckingham Palace to Clarence House for a maternity event with the Queen Mother. A birth is anticipated within days with Sister Helen Rowe on standby and Palace spokesmen signaling an official announcement when appropriate. The Queen is in good health and a birth seen as likely next week.
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Australian Labor leadership battle surfaces amid militant unions
Militant unions oppose Mr Calwell surge for leadership over Mr Pollard and Mr Poilsed claims. NSW Labor rules rebuff new states, while left wingers question Calwell’s stance. Three NSW candidates planned for deputy leadership include Ward Hay and Whitlam. Evatt to become NSW Chief Justice next Monday.
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Submarine Attacks Rain Secondary Submarine Threat
In Golfo Nuevo an unidentified submarine trapped by Argentine forces surfaced then dived as warships attacked. Argentine Navy reportedly pursues two subs in the gulf while Buenos Aires papers speculate on the first submarine's fate.
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Water colour in Canberra linked to heavy rains debate
The National Council of Women discussed Canberra water discolouration after heavy rain. Mr Freeth explained turbidity from mountain catchments causes short term colouring. filtration would cost about £600,000 with high per 1000 gallons costs. A Lipper Cotter Dam project may fix the issue. health officials pledge further interdepartmental review.
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