Canberra Hebb Offers Representative Visit for Advice
A courteous letter from the Canberra Hebb extends an invitation for a company representative to visit and provide any required guidance or information. The note emphasizes readiness to assist and solicit inquiries.
UK Nuclear Weapons Ban Seen Unlikely at Disarmament Talks
The five power UN conference in London sees prospects of a partial agreement improved but strong divergences remain between Western and Soviet views. Prime Minister Macmillan says production ban could be enforceable with adequate inspection, while Labour questions enforcement and the government’s plan to limit fissile materials.
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Aga Khan Embalmed Body Borne to Resting Place in Aswan
The embalmed body of the Aga Khan was flown from Cairo to an Aswan air strip and placed on a barge to the Nile. A wreath from President Nasser covered the lead coffin as it moved from east to west. The procession proceeded to the Aga Khan’s villa where the coffin was laid in the inner courtyard for rites by Sheiks. The burial site was chosen on a hillock near the river.
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Cat Thieves Gaoled and Vigilant Efforts Reported
Clues show a gang operated night hours in a car selling cats for vivisection at twelve shillings sixpence each. A vigilante group formed to catch thieves. Police later pursued suspects after a man observed a woman signaling to stop and noted the car number.
U S Foreign Aid Bill Delayed in Washington
In Washington the final fate of the Republican Administration’s embattled Foreign Aid Bill is pushed back as Representatives struggle over the package and potential dollar allocations. The delay signals ongoing discord within the party and uncertainty for foreign assistance plans.
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Shooter's Death at Gudgenby Station Ruled Natural Causes
Coroner Mr F C P Keane ruled Bracken 60 of Queanbeyan died from natural causes after collapsing during a fox shooting expedition at Gudgenby Station on June 17. Witness Alan Parker described joining a shooting party including Theo Robinson the next day and finding Bracken unwell near a creek. Robinson and Parker carried Bracken to a truck and alerted police and a doctor.
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