Dulles Extends Cordial Welcome in U K Talks
In Washington, John Foster Dulles invited Britain's Defence Minister Duncan Sandys to his home for a one hour talk on world affairs. Sandys, in town to discuss military planning amid Britain's economic crisis, marked the first London official host by the U S since the rift over Egypt. The informal meeting aimed to expand and improve UK US defense collaboration under the 1954 agreement. Sandys stressed he was not on a begging mission and sought cooperation with Western defense establishments.
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iMarshall Slightly Improved at Melbourne Hospital
Doctors at Royal Melbourne Hospital report Olympic winner John Marshall is slightly improved and conscious after a car accident near Clunea on Friday. He sustained a fractured skull and severe head injuries. Marshall had been brought to the hospital from across the world, including the United States where he studied at Yale University.
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Car overturned on Cooma Road injures driver
A small sedan rollover occurred on Cooma Road about 15 miles from Canberra on Sunday. Driver Mrs Hildegard Laws of Botany Bay was hurt. She told police the steering may have locked before the vehicle left the road.
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Three Horses Die In Northern NSW Race Smash
In Tamworth a racefall in the Improvera Handicap left three horses dead. Pride and Beau Way died. Byron's Pride and Beau Way were among the victims as jockeys tried to escape the collapsing field. C Kelly rode one horse that fell first, sparking a chaotic scene at the track.
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Loss of Confidence in Mr Dulles Grows in Congress
Washington report notes growing skepticism of Secretary of State John Foster Dulles as Senator Hubert Humphrey calls for an investigation of his conduct of foreign affairs. Senator Fulbright predicts the Senate committees will probe further amid debates over Congressional authority against Communist expansion.
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Boy Swims to Safety After Boat Capsize Tragedy
In Melbourne a homemade galvanised iron boat capsized around 4.30 p.m. Two men drowned while a nine year old boy swam nearly a quarter mile to safety. A woman witnessed the tragedy and her son was unable to recount events. police conducted night search operations for the missing men.
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Israelis Offer To Negotiate A Slow Peace With Egypt
The Israeli delegation at the United Nations proposed negotiation toward a peaceful relationship with Egypt after Israel withdraws from occupied areas. Cairo sources said Egypt is willing to discuss a permanent settlement post‑withdrawal but rejects a formal peace treaty now. UN consultations continue as Hammarskjold urges revived armistice provisions and flexible talks along the Egypt Israel line.
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Two Killed In Collision In Adelaide On Henley Beach Road
In Adelaide a panel driven by Victor Westley Harrison 52 collided with a motor car on Henley Beach Road. Harrison and a schoolboy passenger died. Car driver Raoul Cray about 27 was admitted to Royal Adelaide Hospital with injuries.
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Sukarno Promises Intervention in Indonesian Affairs
Indonesian President Sukarno told a Bandung mass rally that his plan to intervene in government affairs would not violate the constitution and would allow him to actively open the situation. He spoke amid talks of an advisory council and a new cabinet including the Communist Party.
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Athletes Break 14 More Records at Carnival
Fourteen records fell at Moore Park cinder track today as the country athletic championships continued. Michael Moroney of Tamworth and Erica Willis of Newcastle led standout performances, Moroney securing three wins two seconds and a third while Willis claimed four wins from five events.
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Nine Drownings in New Zealand Over Weekend
Wellington reports nine drownings over the weekend, including several children. A five year old and twins died when a dinghy capsized near Kiinedin. Other victims include a two year old in a stream at Tokoroa, an eight year old in a sea whirlpool near Auckland, and an 11 year old at Palmerston North public baths.
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Court Orders Return Of U S Bound Children
Justice Myera in the Supreme Court ordered the immediate return of two Australian bound children to their mother Florence Doering after an ex parte judgment. The order aims to place the children in the mother's custody and is expected to be reviewed by the Supreme Court Inter this week.
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