World awaits Khrushchev and Nehru on UN summit call
Western powers and Indian Prime Minister Nehru are urged to join a U N Security Council top level meeting in New York to discuss the Middle East crisis. Khrushchev favors Monday start and Bagdad Pact talks in London compete for attention. Pakistan opposes Indian participation. President Nasser may attend if invited.
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London
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U.N
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Foreign Office
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Middle East
Security Council
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Cairo
Nasser
United Arab Republic
New York
Summit venue moved to White Sulfur Springs discussed
Reports say officials weigh relocating the proposed US Canada Mexico leaders summit to a distant city with full facilities. Lebanese government reportedly cut ties with the UN observer group in Beirut over alleged border infiltration omissions. The paper cites Malik in New York to urge UN views on a Lebanese demand for a 15 000 to 20 000 strong police force.
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White Sulfur Springs
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Canada
Mexico
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United Nations Observer Group
Beirut
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Lebanon
United Nations Security Council
Leban
United Nations
Malik
New York
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Syria
Canberra Art Group awards prizes at annual meeting
Eleanor Hunt won the prize for the best still life and Jan Brown for the best figure study at the Canberra Art Group competition. Elected officials include President Margaret Frankel and treasurer Theo Bischoff, with a council of Jan Brown H Le Grand D Wrigley and C Watson. Patron appointed C A SP Dundas.
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Eleanor Hunt
Canberra Art Club
Naar
Jan Brown
Margaret Frankel
J. Fitzgerald
4. Morris
Theo Bischoff
Ww. Gibson
Dimmick
P. Bischoff
Queen Receives Macmillan Amid Health Concerns
London reports state the Queen met Prime Minister Harold Macmillan as she remains unwell with throat sinusitis and fatigue. Court sources dismissed talk of pregnancy, while the Queen’s appearance at a planned public event was canceled and the Duke of Edinburgh will stand in.
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Harold Macmillan
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American News
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Nes
New Zealand Faces 60 Million Pound Overseas Deficit
The Reserve Bank announced New Zealand shows a 59.7 million pound overseas payments deficit for the year ending June 30, down from a 6.9 million surplus a year earlier. Receipts fell 19 million to 212 million. exports dropped 10 percent while imports rose 13.5 percent to 203 million. Large deficits persisted with the sterling area, notably the United Kingdom and Australia.
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Wellington
New Zealand
United Kingdom
Australia
Tornado Strikes Farms North of Wangaratta
A tornado seven miles north of Wangaratta ripped a 60 yard wide path for about a mile, tossing trees and sheep, nearly drying a lagoon. Mrs Lauzzi fled as the roar and hail hit, while cattle and paddocks suffered extensive damage across the property.
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Melbourne
Wangaratta
J. B. Lauzzi
Princess Margaret tour of Fraser Valley planned
Princess Margaret planned a Fraser Valley tour to visit rich agricultural areas in British Columbia. The trip would pass through Chilliwack Yarrow Agassiz Mission City and Bardia, tracing the route named after explorer Simon Fraser.
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A.a.p.reuter
Princess Margaret
Fraser Valley
British Columbia
Warning Of Civil War On Cyprus
British warning of civil war in Cyprus accompanies mass arrests of Greek and Turkish Cypriots. Sir Hugh Poot reports over 1,300 Greek Cypriots and about 60 Turkish Cypriots seized as island wide sweeps extend. Death toll rises amid curfews and bans, with strikes beginning in major towns.
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Hugh Poot
Cyprus
Third Mouse In Rocket Test
A Thor Able rocket test reports that a live mouse named Wickie survived launch and initial space exposure. Wickie, strapped to a sensor in the nose cone, rode the rocket as it reached near 1,000 miles altitude before anticipated retrieval.
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New York
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South Atlantic
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