Reception Warm But Orderly At All Points Of Progress
Royal visit unfolds with crowds at Parliament House and Government House. Queen and Duke of Edinburgh inspect guards of honour, greet dignitaries, and tour civic sites as spectators line barriers from Yarralumla to City Hill. Attendees include former officials and cadet guards amid calm celebrations and weather.
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Five-Power Talks On Korea Begin In Geneva This Spring
The proposed Five-Power talks on Korea would include the United States United Kingdom France and Westar powers with China and Vietnam Laos and Cambodia invited. Western ministers anticipate meetings may lead to further conferences on Indo China in Bangkok with Canada and other observers possible. Early arrivals in Canberra reported limited room for strategic positions as officials gathered at Civic Centre. Robert and John Anderson 77 and 10 from Torrens Street Braddon reached the reception area at 4 pm with Tug land food intending to secure posts.
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Queen Replies to Address of Welcome at Canberra Speech
Fragmented OCR recounts a royal address in Canberra with references to Mr W. Al Mchersn and Mrs Kent Hughes. It notes the ageing speakers praising Canberra’s growth and the nation’s future, with cheers for the Duke and Duchess and a procession by town officials.
Queen's visit to Canberra Ends With Address of Welcome
A large Canberra crowd welcomed Queen Elizabeth II at Civic Centre beneath the coat of arms. Mr W A McLaren headed the Advisory Council in presenting an Address of Welcome, while the Queen expressed hopes Canberra would progress toward world peace and Australian prosperity. The procession and ceremony featured a royal salute, bands playing God Save the Queen, and numerous dignitaries including Mr W A McLaren and Mr Kent Hughes accompanying the Prime Minister.
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Welcome To Royal Visitors Address by Canberra leaders
An ornate address to Queen Elizabeth II spoken by the Chairman and Canberra leaders praises the Royal visit and the capital's 27 year growth. It highlights loyalty, development of Canberra, and hopes for safe return and happiness for The Queen and The Prince and Princess.
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Amendments To Programme For Wednesday
Amended programme for Wednesday outlines morning private council sittings and a gathering of officials. The notice mentions timings around 10 am and indicates a ceremony involving government servants and participants, with details on arrival and attendance.
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