Scaled-Back Khrushchev Scandinavian Trip Shelved
Khrushchev cancels a planned Scandinavian tour amid Geneva talks on Germany. Western officials plan counter proposals at the East West conference with L F de Murville Herter and Gromyko set to meet. A lower level deputy foreign minister body could handle German reunification talks while East and West German experts discuss non political issues.
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Royal Tour To Continue As Scheduled Amid Queen's Illness
A Royal Tour update states Queen Elizabeth II remains ill but the program will proceed as planned. Surgeon Captain Steele-Perkins reports the stomach upset began before Whitehorse visit. Prince Philip toured Dawson and Mayo and the couple headed toward Yellowknife and Edmonton in a Heron flight.
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Bodies Sighted on Beach and Wreckage Found Near Port Moresby
A pilot reported seeing bodies on a beach near Oaipu about 80 miles west of Port Moresby. Another airliner sighted a stationary vessel 88 miles south of Port Moresby, the 50 ton Muniara overdue from Daru to Port Moresby with 12 crew and possible passengers. Wreckage found includes a lifebelt named Muniara, life rafts and a hatch cover, yet officials say the ship may still be afloat and ground search teams move to the area.
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Australian officials greet royal visitors at London Airport
Sir Eric Harrison welcomes Sir Earle Page and his secretary Miss Jean Thomas on arrival in London on July 13. Page and Miss Thomas wed yesterday in St Paul’s Cathedral.
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Safety alert as new Boeing lands at Mascot
Six fire engines rushed to Mascot Airport when a Boeing 707 on delivery from America reported a minor tail plane fault. The jet landed safely with 23 passengers and 26 000 pounds of freight after priority handling. Extra police joined airport crews on the tarmac.
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Illawarra Coast Braces for Flood Risk As Cyclone Nears
NSW weather warns of main flood danger centring on the Illawarra with heavy rain along the coast. Cyclone intensifies near Newcastle while flooding threats extend to Tweed Richmond Clarence Belllingen Macleay rivers. Helicopters may be used for flood areas as officials issue warnings.
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Mine Rescue Efforts Continue at Broken Hill
Breaker crews dig toward two missing miners in the South Mine as they narrow the rubble to less than 20 feet from a tunnel at the 500 ft level. The entombed men are Oswald Walter Byrne, 50, and Cyril Keith Delbridge, 27, both of Broken Hill, last seen after a collapse last Monday.
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Marriage of Sir Earle Page in London Cathedral
Sir Earle Page, 78, wed former secretary Miss Jean Thomas at St Paul’s Cathedral in London. Viscount Bruce of Melbourne served as best man while Sir Eric Harrison aided the bride. The Archbishop granted a dispensation as neither had completed the usual three weeks residence in London.
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Four New Motels Planned for Canberra and Suburbs
A Canberra Interior spokesman announced four new motels to be built in Narrabundah Lyneham O Connor and Civic Centre. Each site will have 40 units except Civic Centre with 30. Costs range from £45 000 to over £60 000. Leases close September 1 with work starting within six months and completion within 18 months.
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