Khrushchev calls for summit as Berlin talks falter
Khrushchev urged Western Foreign Ministers to push for a summit to address unresolved Berlin and Germany issues and ease international tension. He argued a government heads’ meeting could offer fresh solutions though Western officials saw slim chances to end the Geneva deadlock before Herter’s departure.
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Gromyko
Chile
Berlin
Reuter
Nixon
Russia
Messrses
Gromyk
Soviet Union
Snowy Tunnel Blast Kills Two Injures Six
In a tunnel near Cooma during extension work, two men died and six were seriously or moderately hurt. Victims include Leonid Peter Herodes of Nimmitabel and an unnamed second victim. others injured hail from Cooma and nearby areas. Authorities, led by Sir William Hudson, investigate the blast as a mystery pending inquiry.
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Nimmitabel
Walden
Ahmed Into
Cooma
Ivo Darsie
Amilio Urlan
Gunna Magi
Stefan Hribar
Charlie Simek
Snowy Mountains Authority
William Hudson
Cooma Hospital
William
Mien
Mountain Range
Murrumbidgee
Tee Eucumbene
Utah Construction Company
Migrant Hostel Rates Raised
Sydney reports increased tariffs at Commonwealth Hostels Ltd migrant hostels effective tomorrow. Rates for full board and lodging rise by 5 shillings weekly for adult male workers, 4 shillings for adult female workers, and 2 shillings for adult dependants, with new weekly totals listed for each group. Other resident classes unchanged. family of four sees average weekly tariff rise by 1 shilling 9 pence per head.
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Sydney
Commonwealth Hostels Ltd
W. Funnell
A.W.A Exiles Clyde Cameron From Union Rank
Adelaide reports Clyde Cameron MHR and South Australian branch vice-president expelled from the Australian Workers' Union after a Federal Executive Council ruling found misconduct regarding two charges. He faces a seven day notice to address the decision before a general branch meeting.
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Clyde Cameron
M.H.R
Australian Workers’ Union
Australian Labour Party
A.W.U
Pees
Tugherty
Cameron
A.W.U. Federal Executive Council
Syd
Dougherty
Executive Council
Bae
Royal Commission To Probe Condemned Aborigine Case
South Australia Premier Sir Thomas Playford announced a Royal Commission of three Supreme Court judges to investigate the Stuart case after a death sentence in Adelaide Gaol was suspended for a month. The move followed public unease across states and conflicting witness statements from fun fair staff.
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House of Assembly
Thomas Playford
Sir Thomas
Stuart
Supreme Court
Adelaide
Mary Hattam
Ceduna
Victoria
South Australia
Queenslan
Mineration Council For Cultural Freedom
High Court
John Latham
Sydney
J. H. Wootten
Helen Devaney
Fun Fair
Alan Moir
Collinsville
Queensland
Aark
Has Soeper
Thomas Dixon
Father Dixon
Moir
L.A. Supreme Court
Government Of Kerala May Be Dismissed
The Indian Central Cabinet discussed immediate intervention in Kerala after clashes left 16 dead in opposition protests against the Communist government. A proclamation to assume power and dismiss the state government was expected, with elections to follow in about six months. The move would impose presidential rule, a rare step in post 1947 India.
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Rajendra Prasad
New
India
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Ition
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