Menzies Revives Family Memory at Aberfeldy Visit
Sir Robert Menzies visited Aberfeldy Perth shire with his wife and son Kenneth staying at Glenalmond House with Lord Rootes. He plans to be installed as Knight Commander of the Order of the Thistle tomorrow in St. Giles Cathedral with Queen Elizabeth present. He later became an Honorary Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons and recalled his 1948 parliamentary contribution on constitutional reform.
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Kenneth
Lord Rootes
Glenalmond House
Aberfeldy
Ween
Sir Robert
Australia
Order of the Thistle
St. Giles Cathedral
Robert
Ater
Tomorow
Sir Rober
Canberra
Thomas Innes
Learney
Lord Lyon
King of Arms
Rabet
Royal College of Surgeons
Robert Menzies
London
Edinburgh
Kennedy Macmillan discuss NATO ties and India aid
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan held 24 hour talks stressing NATO multilateral force discussions without prejudice to Britain participation. They pledged continued Indian military aid to deter Communist Chinese attacks and agreed on Laos peace, Far East cooperation, and Vietnam issues.
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NATO
India
Kennedy
Macmillian
Laos
Far East
Vietnam
Keneady
Church of Our Lady At the Forest
Chelwood Gate
Birchgrove
Macmillan
Nuclear Pact Talks Advance for Test Ban
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan pledged to pursue a nuclear test ban with the Soviet Union. They announced a joint communique outlining the general lines of negotiations and said senior representatives from the three nations would open talks in Moscow on July 15.
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Mr. Kennedy
Britain
United States
Moscow
Soviet Union
Brighton
A.A.P
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Russia
Baby Patricia Receives Personal Census Slip in Canberra Hospital
One week old Patricia Pritchard sleeps in her mother’s arms as she is issued a personal census slip. Sister E McHugh distributes slips to hospital inmates including newborns while other births are counted on household schedules. Deliveries continue in Canberra Queanbeyan Oaks Estate and Belconnen with residents urged to collect slips or arrange delivery. fines apply for non return.
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Patricia Pritchard
J. Pritchard
Campbell
E. McHugh
Canberra Community Hospital
Canberra
Queanbeyan
Oaks Estate
Belconnen
K. M. Archer
Alinga Street
City
Navy expected mass meeting to end Sydney dockyard dispute
A Sydney mass meeting at Garden Island Dockyard was anticipated to resolve the industrial dispute as unions push for reinstatement of suspended workers and work under normal award conditions. The parties agreed to seek seniority based appointment for Deputy Chief Officer and Fire Commissioner recommended a country supervisor. warnings of statewide 24 hour strike were raised with four meetings at Trades Hall to consider joining.
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Sydney
Garden Island Dockyard
Navy Department
T. W.S. McCloghry
C A. Welch
Board of Fire Commissioners
R. Barber
Trades Hall
Bonpeim
H.M.A.S
H.M.A.S. Supply
Break-Through in Export Orders for Philippine Network
Sydney based Standard Telephones and Cables wins a contract worth over £1,000,000 for more than 200 transmitter receivers and 20,000 telephones. The deal places Australia ahead in exporting sophisticated electronics and will aid a Philippine national telecom system to be installed over three years.
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Philippine Islands
Philippines
Inquiry on Fluoridation Moves to Parliament
A Hobart conference of Australasian anti fluoridation associations resolved to seek Commonwealth parliamentary formal inquiry with subpoena power to hear sworn evidence on all fluoridation aspects. The Federal Council was elected with President Mr Gray and officers from Queensland Western Australia and New Zealand.
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Hobart
Commonwealth Parliamentary Fermaltes of
Federal Council
Gray
Lab
Capricornia
W. A. G. Penlington
J. EB. Harding Sanaa
F. Jol
Western Australia
A. E Webb
Queensland
Thieves Busy Among Cars In Canberra Night Incident
A car was stolen from the Causeway in Canberra on Friday night after an unsuccessful attempt to start a nearby vehicle. Four cars were tampered with in Kingston Court Yard but none were stolen. Detective Constables C. E. Ken and A. J. Pight are involved.
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Canberra
Causeway
Kingston Courtyard
C. E. Ken
A. J. Pight
Suspect Charged in Girl Murder in Sydney District
A 24-year-old man was charged with murder of Monica Schofield after leading police to bushland where the girl’s clothing and a burying spot were found. He was arrested at Grafton after a flight from Sydney and appeared at Liverpool Court. The post mortem reported rape and strangulation.
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Sydney
Monica Schofield
Heathcote
Liverpool
Codls Harbour
R.A. A.F. Dakota
Maher
Grafton Police
Grafton
Sydney C.lb
Australia
Sydney CB
R.a.af
Cammeray
City
Monica
U Thant Reviews Interim Probe Into Jolly Girls at UN
UN Secretary General U Thant has received an interim report on alleged activities of "jolly girls" around the United Nations. The document, prepared by David Viaughlin with senior officials, will be studied before any action. The probe follows a morals case involving a woman with a UN pass. He departs for London en route to Budapest on a 13 day European tour.
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New York
A.A.P
United Nations
U Thant
U.N
Gentral Services
David Viaughin
Heourtty
Frank Begty
Department of General Services
London
Budapest
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S. ©. Jones
Smiths Slr
Lonsdale Street
Mr. Vaughan
Begley
Connecticut
Air Force
Jolly Girls
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