Progress Made At Ban Talks
President Kennedy signaled that a nuclear test ban accord with the Soviet Union could lead to broader steps toward settling the cold war. The Moscow talks among Russia Britain and the United States showed progress in drafting provisions of a test ban treaty.
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Talks resume on partial test ban amid Cold War tensions
Western and Soviet negotiators pushed a partial test ban focusing on atmospheric and ocean tests while ruling out underground verification. Kennedy voiced cautious optimism as Krushchev and Krushchev's talks continue in Moscow and Washington, with no summit pledged.
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Woman killed by house chimney collapse in Queanbeyan
In Queanbeyan last night Domina Demitrio 18 of Albert Street died when a kitchen chimney collapsed while she cleaned the floor after an ordinary repair. Police describe the accident as one of the worst seen, with debris crushing her head.
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Nicholas Condac
Menigan
Fog Disrupts Air Services Grounded Flights Across City
The city faced its worst fog in years delaying air travel. All aircraft except one R A A F plane were grounded, with arrivals canceled or diverted to Cooma or Sydney. Overhead holds reached two hours and 20 plus passengers were delayed up to five hours waiting for rerouted schedules.
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Sydney
BBC to Produce Programs in Russia and Russian Channel in Britain
In London, the BBC and the Russian Broadcasting Organisation reached an agreement to co produce television programs. The BBC will make programmes in Russia while Russia will produce similar content in Britain.
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Eviction Orders for Forty Flat Tenants Reach Court
A police inquiry showed some tenants secured flats before three years by paying up to £100. Minister Freeth said police will investigate and eviction notices were issued to all tenants. The department acknowledged hardship for long waiters and blamed irregular access for the delays. The police report goes to the Attorney General's Department.
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Syria Crushed Coup as Army Suppresses Revolt in Damascus
Syrian authorities declare the abortive coup over after Major General Hafez’s spokesman says civilians and discharged officers led the plot. Artillery and tanks were reported, with jet fighters attacking the military HQ. National Guard patrolled streets as communications were cut.
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Indecisive death probe in Brisbane case of Amos Hurst
Police may never confirm if Amos Hurst 63 was murdered or died naturally. Exhumation for a second post mortem found neck bones disintegrated making strangling undetectable. A Sydney custody man reportedly confessed to the strangling as investigators pursue related NSW cases.
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New South Wales
Indonesia Examines Timor Rumours Amid Navy Deployments
Lieut Colonel Ambardy said no official word on a Macao based Portuguese frigate heading to Timor. Lisbon reports claim disturbances and a standby garrison in Macao. Timor circulars set up an emergency government while Defence Minister Gomes De Araujo notes Indonesia disclaims claims to Portuguese Timor. In Lisbon he also reported armed groups invading Portuguese Guinea causing violence and subversion.
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Colder Than Normal Hits Canberra in July
Canberra weather bureau notes the coldest day since July 1951 with a maximum of 43 degrees and a 25 degree minimum. The July average maximum is 51.8 and the month sees several days below freezing.
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