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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 02, 1963

Page

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Chinese to Send Delegation to Heal Sino Soviet Rift

The Chinese Communist Party plans a high level delegation led by Teng Hesiao-Ping to visit Moscow to ease Sino Soviet tensions. The move follows recalls of Chinese officials and intensified anti Krushchev sentiment in China.

Teng Hesiao-Ping Peking Mi.n Soviet Union Communist Party Imunist Movement China Jaths Communist China Party Krushchev Hong Kong Sunday Post- Herald

Kennedy Begins Italian Talks After Nuclear Force Move

President Kennedy, after talks with Prime Minister Macmillan, begins discussions with Italian leaders in Rome. The main topic is the multilateral NATO nuclear force, but urgency is reduced as Britain and Italy delay decisions. Kennedy will meet Pope Paul and tour NATO in Naples before returning to Washington early.

Rome A.A.P Kennedy Britain Macmillan U.S Paul NATO Naples Thaly Waly Seuni Arrivi Amall Germany Ireland Segat Leone Piccioni Rusk Italy Washington White House Salinger Associated Press of America London Aso Moscow Russia Soviet Union

East Bloc Leaders Meet in Moscow Ahead of Summit

Four satellite chiefs and Nikita Khrushchev gather in Moscow for talks on ideology and East West relations on the eve of a summit. Notable absence is Romanian Premier Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej amid cooling ties since Romania and Albania resumed relations.

Poland Zhukov Bulgaria Kadar Hungary Novotny Czechoslovakia Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej Krushchev Rumania Albania Lgader

Seven Italian police killed in bomb trap ambush

An explosion in Palermo yesterday killed seven Italian policemen in an apparent Mafia ambush. Authorities cited IUP reporting and described a targeted attack with a bomb trap.

Palermo Sicily A.A.P United Press International

South African Team Faced by Protesting Students at Airport

Police rushed to the airport as Commonwealth and State officers kept order while 23 South African players arrived on a Perth flight. Students handed out anti apartheid leaflets inside and were warned to stay outside the terminal before the team left in a bus amid jeers and chants.

Commonwealth International Qantas Perth

Africa Guards Its Borders

Johannesburg Monday AP Reuters reports South Africa will police its frontier with Swaziland Basutoland and Bechuanaland. Six foot barbed wire fences will be erected and guarded by 24 hour patrols to halt entry and exit of saboteurs and political agents.

Johannesburg A.a.p.reuter South Africa Swaziland Basutoland Bechuanaland

Fluoridation Discovery Reported by Birmingham Scientists

London reporters say two Birmingham University scientists demonstrated that bone meal from a Sunday joint added to a water softener fixed to a tap can remove fluoride from drinking water. The method absorbed 98 percent of the fluoride.

London A. A.P. Reuter Birmingham University Cooma

Menzies Installed As Knight Of The Thistle

The Queen installed Australia’s Sir Robert Menzies as Knight of the Thistle in Edinburgh’s St Giles Cathedral. Ceremony featured 12 knights, Duke of Edinburgh present, Royal Company of Archers honor guard, and the Queen’s forest green Thistle robe.

Edinburgh P.reuter Australia Robert Menzies Thistle Scotland St. Giles Robert Duke of Edinburgh Royal Company of Archers Royal Mile Holyrood Mouse Edinesburgh Castle Caven Earl of Airlie Alexandra The Histle Order the Thistle Charles Warr Knights of the Thistle Pattie Menzies Kenneth Menies Royal Household Robert Gordon Menzies Order of the Thistle Sir Oneert

Four Million Bushels Wheat Sold to Mainland China

Melbourne reports the Australian Wheat Board chair C J Perrett says negotiations have concluded for four million bushels of premium semi hard wheat to mainland China. This lifts Australia’s total Chinese wheat sales to 450 million bushels this year with delivery due September to October.

China Melbourne Australian Wheat Board C. J. Perrett N.S.W Perrett Australia Wheat Board Hong Kong Mr. Perrett

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