Khrushchev’s Remarks Draw US Scrutiny And Debate
Soviet leader Khrushchev’s statements drew strong reactions from U.S. officials and lawmakers. State Department responses questioned his forecast of a socialist future for American grandchildren and noted troop withdrawal plans as a potential concession. US critics in Congress and at the United Nations argued the remarks aim to mislead the public and weaken Western resolve.
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Eden claims active political life ended
Sir Eden told reporters in Liverpool that halting active politics does not rule out future influence. He arrived with Lady Eden after three weeks in Canada and said he has “a few things to say” later, denying renewed Suez involvement but remaining cautious about public ambition.
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Heat Too Much For Guardsmen III Tuesday
About 20 Guardsmen fainted on Horse Guards Parade during rehearsal for the trooping the colour in blazing mid seventies sun. More than 1,700 Guardsmen watched the event, in near 80 minute heat, as the guardsmen endured the heat before the ceremony.
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U N Defers Review of Charter Until 1959
The United Nations General Assembly votes 67 to 0 to defer a charter review conference until 1959 with the 14th Assembly due in September 1959. Delegates note world tensions, while five abstain, arguing for strengthening the Charter rather than revising it now.
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Tony Moynihan Loses Allowance Over Showgirl
In Rome Tony Moynihan, manager to Boloman Taland born Syd ney showgirl Colleen Bennett, reports his father Lord Moynihan has cut his allowance. Moynihan says he must reconcile with his father to restore funds, noting the inheritance cannot be withheld in a trust. He mentions his father’s estrangement threats and a public show in Rome that sparked the dispute.
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Warm Weather Persists in Canberra Amid Variations
Canberra weather stays warm with above average daytime highs and unusually low nighttime lows. The Meteorological Station at Fairbairn reports a persistent “freak summer” with max temperatures from 59.8 to 68.2 and min readings from 28.4 to 34.0 as June averages are 52.8 and 34.3.
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Fairbairn Aaid
Early Morning Fire Damages O Connor Garage
A late model utility truck was nearly destroyed in a garage fire at the O Connor home. Ronald Stone of Banjin Street awoke at 2 58 am and alerted the fire brigade, managing to subdue much of the blaze in the yard before responders arrived.
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Lloyd Welcomes U.S. Entry To Baghdad Pact Committee
Karachi reports Selwyn Lloyd welcomed U.S. entry to the Baghdad Pact Military Committee while emphasizing that American participation remains limited to countering the Communist threat. Britain Pakistan Persia and the U.S. would meet how to assist the pact amid evolving regional security.
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Bagdad
Karachi
A.ap-Reuter
U.K
Selwyn Lloyd
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United States
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Radio
Murders Attributed to Dad Shah Linked to Nikshahr Case
Teheran reports attribute the Baluchistan village killings to Persian bandit chief Dad Shah. His gang is linked to the slayings of three Americans and two Persians traveling in South-East Pakistan. His brother Ahmed Shah and 17 others await trial.
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Nikshahr
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Ahmed Shah
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Police Unveil New Canberra Police Badge
Canberra police wear new cap badges for the first time designed by Agt. Bony Luton after consultation with Chief Commissioner Mr. Richard and Inspector L. Powley. The large silver blue badge features the Canberra coat of arms and the motto For thy Queen the Law and the People.
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Conference on Electricity Meeting for Queanbeyan Council
A special Queanbeyan Municipal Council meeting in the Council Chambers next Tuesday will review the Electricity Authority of New South Wales report. Yarrowlumla Shire Councillors P. H. Hardy and J. M. Ireland will attend as representatives. The report suggests electricity undertakings in Queanbeyan and Yarrowlumla may be taken over by the Tablelands County Council.
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