Menzies Holds Talks in The Hague on Dutch Australian Ties
Mr. Menzies met Dutch Premier to discuss continued Dutch Australian cooperation with a generally framed agenda. Observers expect detailed talks in Zurich on Indonesia and New Guinea while plans to boost K L M flights remain unresolved. An Australian fair mission will resume negotiations at The Hague on July 27.
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Menzies Heads Home After 10 Week World Tour
Prime Minister Mr Menzies and Dame Pattie are due back in Australia next Wednesday night after a 10 weeks world tour. They will land in Perth then fly to Melbourne, reach Canberra on July 9, and have visited the United States, Canada, England, Holland, West Germany and France. Their return leg includes Pakistan, India and Singapore.
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Police Guard Aboard Italian Liner
The Flaminia, an 8775 ton Cogedar Line liner, reached Melbourne amid a seamen strike. Crew did not join the dispute, but locals blocked supplies and hoses were cut to deter her departure. An urgent meeting of trade unions and pilot groups is scheduled for Friday.
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Early Start on Atomic Plants Urged by Sir William
Sir William warned Australia would fall behind in the nuclear era if it delays atomic power stations. Speaking at the University of New South Wales after receiving an honorary Doctorate of Science, he urged immediate action and noted the university’s expansion into humanities and medicine.
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Injured Woman Not Yet Fit For Interview
Canberra Police reported a seriously injured Mrs. Edward Chadhay of Yarralumla remains unable to be interviewed at Canberra Community Hospital. She was found unconscious at home after her husband Edward Chadhay, 45, was discovered dead by hanging in a shed behind the residence. Medical clearance was awaited.
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Sydney Detectives Present Evidence Transcript in Murder Case
Detective B. J. Whelan of Sydney CIB centre reviews a transcript of evidence from Queanbeyan Court of Petty Sessions where Walter Harry Thomas is charged with murdering his wife. Detective Sergeant A. W. Shewan and Detective Sergeant Bateman assist.
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Laver battles Mackay for Wimbledon final spot
Rod Laver, 20, led American Barry Mackay by one set in the Wimbledon semifinal clash. After dropping the first set 11 13, Laver won the next two 11 9 and 10 8. Peter Thomson of Australia started the British Open with a first round 74, unsettled near the top of the field.
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Ballet Visit May Be On Again In New Zealand
In Wellington the Soviet Charge dAffaires suggested a Bolshoi Ballet visit might be possible for 12 members. A New Zealand Australian tour planned for August hinged on Sitges shows success. Booking agents sought confirmation from the Soviet Ministry of Culture with no reply yet.
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Stockman's Wife Submerged In Bath In Canberra Case
Police allege Thomas and his wife drank heavily at a Bungendore hotel then returned home where an argument led to Mrs. Thomas being dragged, knocked unconscious, and submerged in a bath. Detectives say he later moved her body, wrapped in a blanket, into a chaff bag and disposed it along Cotter Dam area. He was remanded to await the Coroner’s Inquiry on July 30.
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Dalai Lama May Leave India for Tibet Case
Observers say the Dalai Lama faces difficulty finding a country to harbor him and sponsor Tibet’s UN case after India ruled he cannot function in India as head of the exile government. South Vietnam or a Buddhist nation might offer a base, with potential U.S. backing seen as unlikely.
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