Khrushchev Sees Coexistence as Only Hope for Peace
Soviet Premier Khrushchev addressed a Moscow meeting on friendship arguing coexistence with the West is the only peaceful path. He warned Western leaders to include internal affairs talks, rejected a Western proposal for talks as a stunt, and likened Cold War blocs to religious altars where access is restricted to trusted friends.
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Mr. Davidson to Enter Hospital in Brisbane
Mr Davidson, minister for the Navy, is to enter hospital in Brisbane tomorrow for a period of about ten weeks. The visit follows a scheduled delay in the Dawson electorate and will align with a routine medical stay.
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Australians Seek Asian Brides in Straits Times Letter Inquiry
The Straits Times reported Australians seeking Asian brides, including Lionel Mellon of Caringheh who praised Asian cooking and contemplated marriage to an Asian woman. Ronald James Foreman of Adelaide, 94, sent a similar letter expressing fondness for Asian girls and Chinese cuisine.
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New National Pension Plan Approved by Wilsh Cabinet
London Sunday report notes a new State pension plan linked to national insurance contributions, based on income. The Daily Mail indicates voluntary participation remains possible for those satisfied with the system, allowing some to stay out of the State scheme.
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Former Nazi Doctor Detained in Cairo Extradition Sought
Dr Hens Ssele, a former Nazi SS doctor linked to Bucherwald killings, was detained at Cairo Interpol HQ as asylum was sought. Egypt considers extradition to Germany while the case proceeds. Indonesian move to send troops to Dutch New Guinea sparks warnings to Holland. London reports a South African government pushback against opposition on apartheid, with censure votes against a common native tents plan.
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Catholic Youth Centre Opened By Volunteers In Canberra
Archbishop O Brien opened Canberra West Catholic Youth Centre noting £2500 grant from the ACT National Fitness Council and a £11000 saving on costs. The event featured boxing bouts, gymnastic displays by St Patrick's Youth Club, and a stage production The Devil's Grandson by Marian Q. Ober. Attending officials included Father O'Donnell, Dean A J McGlivray, Dr Downes, Mr J R Prager MP, and Ms Quinane representing parish sections.
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Suez Rebels Return To Conservative Party
Five former rebels Viscount Hinchingbrooke John Blyge-Dawson Anthony Fell Laurence Dumer and Paul Williams rejoin the Conservative parliamentary party after resigning over government policy. Two of the original eight rebels have now left Parliament including Sir Victor Raikes and Angus Maude, the latter now editor of The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Prison Breach Charge Against Journalist
In Sydney Central Court a 28 year old journalist faced a charge of attempting to convey to a Long Bay prisoner material and money. The defendant allegedly sought to pass a flask of brandy a newspaper assistant and six shillings sixpence to William Anderson on July 8. The journalist claimed he acted at the urging of a newspaper representative and surrendered yesterday.
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McMahon's Point
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Settlement Fortune Reported For Searle Whitney Victory
Mrs Eleaner Searle Whitney reportedly received three million dollars under a settlement ending a decade long court dispute with wealthy sportsman Cornelius Wealthy. The article notes the sum cited and references the New York based fortune arrangement as reported by Reuters through LP.
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Britain to shift trade policy away from Europe
A Sunday Express report says Britain plans to pivot trade policy toward the Commonwealth as talks on a new European focus falter. The move, tied to the Commonwealth Economic Conference in Montreal opening September 15, aims to counter France’s stance and seek twofold aims: aid to less developed territories and a Commonwealth bank or World Bank type service.
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Labour Win Likely In L A By Election
Adelaide report notes Mount Gambier by election results with candidates Ralston Cocks and Barry. Scrutineers estimate 38 percent of Independents preferences favoring the Liberal candidate raising chances of a Labour win and potential shift in the House of Assembly balance.
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Man amputates own arm in Colorado Springs accident
A 45 year old man in Colorado Springs amputated his right arm with a pocket knife yesterday after it was caught in a hay baler. Emergency action and medical treatment followed as authorities investigated the incident.
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