Kennedy signals space cooperation with Soviet union
President Kennedy told Soviet Premier Krushchev the United States is ready to discuss space cooperation. He proposed an early meeting of U.S. and Soviet officials to discuss practical methods for joint action and instructed officials to present new concrete proposals for immediate projects.
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Kennedy Replies To Khrushchev On Joint Space Effort
President Kennedy quickly responded to Mr. Khrushchev's congratulatory message on Colonel Glenn's orbital flight. He expressed support for U.S. cooperative space ventures and invited other nations to join future missions to Mars and Venus. Reuters noted Kennedy hinted prospects for joint exploration with the Soviet Union. Perth officials also welcomed Glenn's return and hoped he would visit for the Commonwealth Games.
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Floods Drown 300. 40,000 Homeless After Dyke Breach
An aerial view shows Hamburg evacuated as high tides and gale winds breach dykes. Last week the floods forced thousands to flee and more than 300 people drowned, leaving 40,000 homeless along the German North Sea coast.
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Australians train Vietnamese soldiers in Malaya
South Vietnamese soldiers are being trained at British Army schools in Malaya, Lt-Gen. Sir Nigel Poett said yesterday. He assessed the Communist threat in South Vietnam as very serious and began talks in Canberra with Australian service chiefs on a united British command for the Far East. The training, arranged with the United States and South Vietnamese Government, includes psychological warfare and tactics to counter Communist infiltration.
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Islander Leaders Arrested on Buka Island Clash
Australian led native police arrested the Buka Island group leader and 11 followers after fierce clashes over a £2 annual personal tax. The opposition reportedly collapsed per Papua New Guinea Assistant Administrator Dr John Gunther. More than 500 police have been deployed.
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Redistribution cuts seats after 1961 census
The government plans electoral boundary changes across New South Wales Victoria Queensland Western Australia with each state losing or gaining seats based on 1961 census figures. Victoria up one seat and four states lose one each, Tasmania unchanged. A redistribution commission will review the plan before Parliament votes.
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Australian aviation chair reappointed for two years
Sir Giles Chippindall is reappointed chairman of the Australian National Airways Commission for two more years. The minister and officials discuss use of Commonwealth cars while criticising past practices, noting a car withdrawal for Senator Amour and wartime disability pensions. An editor from Time and artist William Trobetto are mentioned in relation to a potential portrait of Prime Minister Menzies.
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Canberra to run mass chest X-ray survey next month
A compulsory mass chest X-ray survey for tuberculosis will run in Canberra from March 12 to April 19 with mobile units visiting City near Civic offices and Suburban shopping centres. Senator Wade said cooperation from Canberra Community Hospital and doctors would help keep cases low. penalties for non participation apply.
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Youths in Gun Battle Ended by Police
Police clashed with youths at Chajswond Golf Course on Thursday after a gun battle that left eighteen shots fired before the youths were arrested.
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