Arabs Urge Jordanians to Kill Hussein Across Region
Reports from Damascus Cairo and Baghdad Radios urged Jordanians to assassinate King Hussein and overthrow his Western-leaning government. Al Akhbar and Cairo broadcasts warned of major anti monarchist actions and accused Hussein of selling out independence.
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U.N. Meeting Talk Over Middle East Crisis
New York Times reports Russia seeks an emergency U.N. session unless a Western backed Middle East summit occurs. Sobolev hints an assembly may be needed if talks fail. Security Council agendas include U.N. General Assembly option, with Japan backing a Lebanon observer extension. Yugoslavia opposes a Soviet style regional conference, preferring United Nations discussion.
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Ultimatum to Chinese on Tibet Crisis Reported
An ultimatum to the Chinese government over Tibet is reported by British United Press. About 30,000 Khambas and allied Tibetans, armed with weapons, are said to be ready to act if demands are not met.
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Inauguration of New Rostrum Club Canberra Rostrum Club No 2
The immediate past president of the Australian Rostrum Council Mr Alan Tweddell was guest speaker at the ceremony inaugurating Canberra Rostrum Club No 2 at Hotel Wellington yesterday. Pictured with him are Dais secretary L Killeen, club president L Howe, and Canberra Rostrum Club No 1 founder G Subclifia.
Search For Patrol Vessel Abandoned
PORT MOREEY Man on the Solomon Islands patrol vessel Melanesian vanished during a voyage from Malaita towards Sudeeiana Atoll. Last heard 23 miles west of the atoll. Government says wreckage and splintered timbers found may indicate the ship hit an old mine. Of 42 aboard, only one body recovered, a Solomon Islander.
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Queen's Health Update Clouds Plans for Wales Tour
A royal health bulletin reports the Queen's infection persists with medical irrigations and X-ray exams ongoing. Doctors treat symptoms as advisers consider public engagements this week. A three day Wales tour with Prince Philip may be altered or canceled.
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Tighter Security Grip On Cyprus
The Governor and British authorities extend emergency rules for one month including a curfew and night-time restrictions across Cyprus after a spate of violence. Turkish and Greek Cypriots suffer casualties as tensions surge and calls for partition rise amid protests to NATO and the UN.
Sydney wine merchant missing amid fears for safety
Police in Sydney fear for the safety of William Gibson, a wine merchant whose car was found abandoned in the Moss Vale area. Gibson, reportedly returning to Sydney, was last seen Thursday. papers and a war-related item were found in the car. His wife said he had been ill recently.
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Full Ministry To Discuss Crisis
Ministers plan a full briefing to assess Middle East developments. Prime Minister Menzies and External Affairs Minister Casey will discuss the latest events and expected future trends with assembled Federal ministers. Information is to be drawn from London and Washington for an informed collective view.
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Stricter Action Against Drunken Drivers Urged
Sydney Manayy Tre Muster for Pransept enticknap urges tougher measures against intoxicated drivers. He cites rising road tolls from drink driving and backs recommendations by Police Traffic Superintendent Chaseling that all convicted drunken drivers should lose their licenses.
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