Kennedy's Vienna talks viewed with cautious optimism
The Canberra Times notes President Kennedy and Premier Krushchev face deep Russia West differences and warns against miracles. It argues Kennedy’s youth may aid the task, praising his courage and potential to convey resolve against Communist incursion while the world hopes for partial gains rather than full agreement.
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Generosity Tempered by Mortgage In Will Discussion
A lawyer recounts a man weighing leaving his house to his niece versus paying off a mortgage. The niece would bear the mortgage if it is not cleared, risking an adverse effect on her inheritance. The counsel suggests a provisional provision to safeguard the house free of debt.
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Steer Named New Post Leader at Royal Military College
RS M Steer appointed Regimental Sergeant Major of the Royal Military College Canberra taking over after six years in charge of regimental duties. He will relocate to Canberra to oversee Regular Army members of the Department of the Army. About 200 troops are expected to parade for his final official function next Saturday in a ceremonial event at the college.
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Genesis and Flood Seen Aligning With Science Says Letter
A reader argues Genesis, including the Flood, aligns with science through archaeological and linguistic evidence. Citing Woolley, Wiseman, and Yale, the letter asserts ancient civilizations arose abruptly less than 10,000 years ago, with yom meaning long eras rather than a 24-hour day.
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Prime Minister Menzies Visits Sir Dallas Brooks in Hospital
The Prime Minister Menzies visited Sir Dallas Brooks at Cambor Canmancity Hospital after noon yesterday. Brooks, admitted two weeks ago after a community exclusion, remained in hospital with improving but guarded condition not expected to leave for a fortnight.
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Week In Westminster Faces Another Lords Test
The House of Lords debate reforms and a joint inquiry loom as Labour and Liberal factions clash over hereditary power, with Benn pushing for changes and the government forming a combined committee to study Lords’ composition and future.
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