Pope Receives Kennedy in Vatican Audience
Pope Paul VI welcomed President Kennedy in a ceremonial Vatican audience. Kennedy presented gifts including a desk box. the Pope gave a Pieta sculpture, medals, photos, rosaries, and a Madonna with Child medal for the expected August birth.
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U S Expels Red Attache Over Espionage Attempt
The United States ordered the expulsion of Soviet attache Gennadiy G. Sevastyanov after charges he tried to recruit a CIA employee for espionage. The State Department said he acted for the KGB and the employee cooperated with investigators.
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Tour Ends On Hopeful Note Kennedy Sees NATO Reality
President Kennedy said at Naples that he would return to the United States more firmly convinced that the Atlantic partnership is a growing reality. He noted Western Europe’s increasing desire for unity and was heartened by European resolve to reform during his tour.
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Kennedy Highlights Western Europe Unity and NATO Ties in Naples Speech
President Kennedy, preparing to depart Naples after addressing NATO southern headquarters, urged stronger US European partnership. He praised Western Europe’s move toward unity, democracy, and coordinated defense, stressing shared goals and mutual trust built over nearly two decades.
Prime Minister Menzies Installed Knight of the Thistle
Sir Robert Menzies wearing full regalia of a Knight of the Thistle enters St. Giles Edinburgh for installation by the Queen. He is followed by Foreign Secretary Lord Home in a junior knight role after the ceremony.
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Four Water Mains Burst Across Canberra Suburbs
Authorities reported four water mains burst late yesterday affecting Ainslie Lyneham Downer Oaks Estate and Cowper Street near Morphett Street. Emergency crews were dispatched to all locations as residents faced long repairs and widespread water outages.
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Labour Seeking Second Inquiry Over Philby Case
Mr. Wilson pressed Prime Minister Macmillan in Parliament about the Philby affair naming Harold Philby as the third man who tipped off Burgess and Maclean. He questioned security oversight and urged a formal inquiry while noting Lord Denning’s involvement in security matters.
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Bridge spans reopen as eastern section nears completion
The Eastern span of the Commonwealth Avenue Bridge is expected to open within weeks while the Western span should finish by September end. Earthworks on the northern approach are complete and ready for roadwork, with the southern side near completion. The Commonwealth Avenue by pass road has reopened to general traffic though brief closures may occur again.
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Sir Robert Menzies Honoured at Edinburgh University
Australia’s Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies received an honorary Doctor of Laws at a ceremony in Edinburgh University. The Duke of Lee praised his work for the British Commonwealth, saying an honorary professorship might better reflect his talents. Sir Robert, applauded by about 2,000, wore scarlet robes and blue hood. His wife Dame Pattie and son Kenneth attended. The party later lunched with Edinburgh’s Lord Provost before Sir Robert departed for New Plymouth.
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Kyushu flood toll rises to 30 in Japan
The death toll from landslides and flooding on Kyushu, Japan, climbed to 30 after weekend heavy rains. Rescue operations continue as authorities assess damage across western Japan.
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