Khrushchev to Visit Dentist Amid East West Talks
Western leaders reel from Khrushchev speech as Macmillan and Khrushchev reopen talks in Moscow. Paris officials call East West relations grave with Berlin crisis looming. Eisenhower warns on Berlin while planning defense.
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Haircut prices to rise in ACT
Canberra hairdressers announce increases due to higher labour costs and rents. Men's haircuts go from 4/6 to 5/0 next Tuesday, special styles from 4/6 to 5/6, with boys’ cuts rising from 3/- as cited by H P O'Brien secretary of the Canberra Master Hairdressers Association.
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Fairhall Elected Chairman of Public Works Committee
Mr Fairhall a former Minister for Works and the Interior, elected chairman of the Public Works Committee by nine members. He defeated Mr Dean in the ballot after earlier being elected to the committee by Government parties. The committee reviews public works over £25 000 and will meet first next Thursday, with a provisional agenda covering projects in state capitals and Canberra.
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Bust of RAF fighter pilot presented at Parliament House
Miss Gretchen Green presented a life size bronze bust of an R A F fighter pilot to the Minister for Air Mr Osborne at Parliament House yesterday morning. The bust by Eleanor Mellon was brought from America by Miss Green, who during World War II organized service clubs for Commonwealth airmen in New York.
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Fire Danger Passed At Port Kembla
SYDNEY, Thursday. Port Kembla, once in danger of a petrol flood turning the harbour into a holocaust, is nearly normal today. Only a small area near jetty No 6 remains cordoned off as petrol seeps. Minister for Mines Mr Simpson said the immediate fire danger had passed and the petrol was evaporating rapidly.
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Canberra Times Accuses Road Safety Council of Discrediting It
The ACT Road Safety Council chairman P. D. Day defended the council after The Canberra Times criticized a closed meeting. Day said the council would endure despite criticism and reiterated the decision to continue its publicity campaign. He noted the council has held and may hold closed meetings for efficiency and to discuss long standing constitutional matters.
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State of Emergency Declared in Southern Rhodesia Amid Unrest
Sir Edgar Whitehead announced a state of emergency in Southern Rhodesia as the African Congress was declared illegal and its leaders arrested. New regulations ban gatherings over three people and empower movement and weapon controls while troops were deployed to Nyasaland and Kariba.
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Canberra TV expansion debated in Parliament
In the House of Representatives Mr Luchetti urged review of a refused Lithgow antenna permit to feed TV into the city. Mr Davidson said Canberra expansion and province wide coverage would be considered. Senator Sandford noted telecast successes and urged a booster system for Canberra. Senator Wade urged rural access to television amenities.
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Princess Arthur Dies At 67 In London
Princess Arthur of Connaught dies at 67 in London after pneumonia. She was granddaughter of King Edward VII and a cousin of the Queen, seventeenth in line to the throne. Buckingham Palace received the news by the Queen.
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