Moscow Talks Under Way Seek End to Cold War
The report notes Prime Minister Macmillan urges an end to the Cold War during a Moscow banquet speech. He warns against dangerous moves and hints at possible talks on confidence building or treaties amid U.S. doubts about the trip. Khrushchev may offer Western proposals for a Big Four meeting on Germany.
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Associated Press
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Soviet Union
Macmillan Visits Moscow Sets Friendly Tone for Talks
Prime Minister Macmillan and Khrushchev meet at a Kremlin dinner with remarks on imperialism and independence for former colonies. The atmosphere is described as friendly as the two leaders discuss peace and future relations. Macmillan arrives wearing a distinctive white furry hat that draws attention and praise from the crowd.
Makarios May Return To Cyprus This Week
British United Press reports Archbishop Makarios expected to return to Cyprus this week. The piece notes Grivas discussed as potential Cyprus commander and describes ongoing releases of about 1,000 political detainees, with some Greek Cypriots viewed as national heroes upon return.
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London
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London Daily Sketch
Balkan Pact Revival Denied by Yugoslavia
Belgrade stated on Friday its opposition to reviving the Balkan defense alliance among Greece Turkey and Yugoslavia. The move was linked to speculation about a new Balkan Act but Yugoslavia argued it would not ease tensions and would raise international friction.
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Turkey
Two Young Boys Drown In Farm Dam
In Sydney Carlingford two young boys Gary Woel Stewart five and George Frederick Ross Wilmore seven, both of Donald Street, drowned after reportedly falling into a farm dam near 4 pm. Barry Dawson found Stewart and police later recovered Wilmore’s body at about 6 pm. Rescue attempts with oxygen and an iron lung were unsuccessful.
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Donald Street
Carlingford
George Frederick Ross Wilmore
Barry Dawson
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U S Mobilisation Over Berlin Warns of War
General Taylor warned during a secret Senate hearing that mobilisation might be needed if Russia uses force to block access to Berlin. He urged caution on suspending nuclear tests while Admiral Burke claimed U S capability to destroy the Soviet Union in multiple ways.
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U.S. Senate Disarmament Committee
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U.S
Russia
Soviet Union
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U.S. Naval Operations
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Cypriot official slams drug agreement amid Enosis push
A Cypriot vice-chairman from the Ethnarchy Council Kyprianos in Kyrenia denounces the drug agreement as lacking morality and national foundation. He argues it stifles self-determination, accelerates its collapse, and signals Cypriots will fund the Enosis struggle toward final victory.
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Aen
Ethnarchy Council Cyprus
Kyprianos
Kyrenia
Elf
Ten Crashes Overnight Across ACT Region
Ten accidents occurred within 12 hours across the ACT with two involving injuries to persons and major vehicles. The rest were minor collisions at intersections. Frank Innaiml, 24, Queanbeyan, crawled from his vehicle with back injuries and abrasions after treatment at Canberra Community Hospital, later discharged. Istvan Goills Hostel was treated after a car stall incident and Gav Gore was admitted to Canberra Hospital with a leg injury and abrasions.
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Queanbeyan
Canberra Community Hosspital
Istvan Goills
Onary Gore
Heart Foundation Conference Opens in Canberra
The one day conference opens today with Australian Minister Ba Enzies to inaugurate a national Heart Foundation. It aims to raise funds for heart disease research in Australia and will host about 30 delegates from across the country, including specialists, businessmen and judges, convened by Professor A H Ennor of John Curtin School and held at Australian National University.
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National Heart Foundation
Australia
Australa
John Curtin School of Medical
A. H. Ennor
Australian National University
Duke of York Welcomed by Singapore Crowds
Crowds along the Singapore harbor restrained as the Duke landed by barge before Governor Sir Robert Goode and local officials. He greeted the Education Minister and spoke of good behavior from children, while onlookers watched from allied buildings and piers.
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