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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 05, 1961

Page

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Warm and courteous talks mark Vienna summit visit

The first full day of talks between President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Krushchev in Vienna featured a warm greeting at the Soviet Embassy and lengthy discussions on Laos and East West issues. A two hour meeting followed a formal reception at Hofburg Palace with diplomats and biographers present.

Vienna Ore Dent Kermedy Torday Laos United Press Rimssians Pila Enbrunn Kennedy Ts. Krushchev White House Salinger Berin

Gromyko and Rusk to Confer Soon in Vienna Talks

Reports say Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko and Secretary of State Rusk planned private talks in Vienna within weeks with no powers invited. They met yesterday as world leaders held private discussions.

Gromyko Rusk Ames Au Mr. Rusk Vienna

Kennedy to Visit London for Brief, Unofficial Trip

President Kennedy will arrive in London tonight after talks with Mr Krushchev. He stays about 28 hours on an unofficial visit and will meet the Prime Minister during that time.

Kennedy London Mr. Krushchev

Moscow invite and mixed reactions to new US president

An imperfect transcription notes Khrushchev inviting the new U S president to visit Moscow. It reports a television interview and wreath laying with remarks about whether the new president is tall or small, and mentions Austrian freedom fighters. About 500 people cheered Khrushchev as he spoke.

Vienna Mr. Krushchev Kennday Porter Mr. Coy Mr. Keushchev

Three Deaths In Victorian Road Toll

Melbourne figures show Victoria recorded 13 road deaths over the weekend, the second highest weekly toll. Three pedestrian victims died in Geelong on Friday night, and an 18 month old girl was killed by a car near her Elwood home. Supt PG Leigh blamed pedestrian deaths on carelessness.

Melbourne Victoria Geelong Elwood Russell Street Leigh

Boy Crushed By Straining Post In Canberra Accident

A one year old Canberra boy, Ronald Charles Tognella, died after a 7 ft straining post broke from supports and fell on him on a Gungahlin property yesterday afternoon. The incident occurred about 1 40 pm when the post, used to strain telephone wires, crushed the child playing nearby. His father and two men were nearby. In a separate weekend crash at Limestone and Wakefield Avenues, three of five injured were admitted to Canberra Community Hospital with head, internal injuries, and fractures.

Canberra Gungahlin Ronald Charles Tognella J. ‘Togpella Faunee Créscent O'Connor Ronsed A. McKeahnie Limestone Wakefield Avenues Caroren Community Hospital

32 Dead in Zanzibar Racial War Turmoil

Zanzibar reports 32 dead and over 300 injured amid election riot violence. Arabs attacked in Sueni, six killed including four children. tensions feared to spill into a racial war as Kenyan and King’s African Rifles troops patrol. About 301 arrested. more casualties admitted to hospitals.

Zanzibar A.A.P. Keujer Zansibar Shivazi Nairobi Kenya

Police Raid Bookstall In Melbourne Action Date

Melbourne Victorious Squad raided two Swanston Street book stalls seizing over 200 books and magazines. They then seized further printed matter at a Balwyn house. A report will be sent to Chief Police Commissioner Mr Poster for decision on possible further action against the proprietor.

Melbourne Swanston Street City Balwyn Poster

Death sentences for three Korean spies in May coup trial

In a three hour martial law trial in Motat New York a ruling military panel sentenced three people to death for spying for North Korea. A fisherman accused of colluding with the spies received five years. The junta meanwhile dismissed 1,385 government officials including military and police officers over corruption and illicit double standards. Brigadier Byong Sang Kir defended the purge as necessary to halt corruption and illicit financing.

New York Aad Amcout Motat Enuil North Korea Ailviala Chick Byong Sang Kir

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