Macmillan To Visit Paris This Month
A British government delegation led by Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will travel to Paris for talks with General de Gaulle. Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd and U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles are also noted to visit Paris for discussions on North African policy and Franco relations. Moroccan and Tunisian leaders seek France to withdraw troops before broader diplomatic steps, while Algeria and FLN prospects loom. Investors eye heavy French state loan and a buoyant gold market hinting at economic shifts.
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Army College Students See Air Methods at Canberra
Army College students from Queenscliffe attend the staff college in Canberra for short flights and olive instruction. Courses aim to improve understanding between armed services under Lieut Colonel Mackenzie, commandant at Queenscliff.
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Shock collision in Canberra injures woman rider
Mrs. Delysia Freeman of Correa Street O Connor was treated for shock after a 6 27 am collision at the intersection of Northbourne Avenue and Cooyong Street. The passenger in one vehicle was Copley Freeman of the same address. Kenneth Jones of Lavinia Street Braddon drove the other car. Major damage to Freeman’s car and minor damage to Jones’s vehicle. Canberra Ambulance Service conveyed Mrs Freeman to the Canberra Community Hospital for further attention. She was later allowed to return home.
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Lost Gazelle wreck survivors rescued near Port Morysbay
Twelve survivors of the Gazelle wrecked on a reef were picked up from an island north of New Rita after the vessel ran aground last night. The report notes ongoing overseas balances and financial figures, including a weekly shift and an annual comparison, with broad figures stated in the wake of the incident.
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Bega Milk Debates Supplying Canberra City
Deputation from Bega Co operative Society urged Canberra to source milk from Bega Jersey herds citing rapid delivery and purity. They claimed unlimited supply at competitive prices if a public authority regulates Canberra’s milk trade, challenging current monopoly.
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Flag stolen from Zarja angers Russian crew
A Russian flag from the research schooner Zarja berthed at Fremantle was stolen by four youths described as bodgie types. Leader Mihail Ivanov appealed for its return before the ship sails to Mauritius. Captain Octavich ordered a new flag to be flown once missing.
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Bailey's Story Not Believed Says Playford
In Adelaide the South Australian Cabinet rejected Bailey’s self defence claim for Sundown Bailey who killed a man who had murdered Mrs Bowmat and companions. Sir Thomas Playford said the statement tested by minister of religion could prove true or false, cabinet’s cautious stance noted. Mr Stott asked if new evidence or reprieve influenced executive decisions.
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Britain aims higher wages and output growth says chancellor
London Tuesday Britain’s economic policy favors wage increases paired with rising production. Chancellor Beathcoat Shing of London urged the Association of British Chambers of Commerce to boost output to higher levels.
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Yass Accident Victims Seriously Ill
A collision 12 miles south of Yass on Monday left three dead, including siblings Douglas Murphy aged nine and David nine, and Sister Annette Bitgood. The injured remain hospitalized, parents Donald and Mrs Murphy among the deceased, Ronald Howarth and others injured.
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Retailers Seek Ban on Friday Night Trading in Canberra
Canberra retailers urged the government to outlaw Friday night shopping in the ACT after a chamber of commerce meeting. A committee was empowered to arrange an interview with Minister for the Interior Mr. Fairhall and to report poll results from shopkeepers on trading hours. The proposal from the Joint Parliamentary Committee would cap late hours with occasional Sunday or late-night openings, while the chamber pressed for no fixed end to trading rights pending ministerial decision.
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Civic Centre Traders Form Association
Civic Centre traders decided at a meeting to form the Canberra City Traders Association. A provisional committee was appointed to draw up the constitution and to form the group along the Kingston Traders model. The aim is to organise a program of activities to keep Civic Centre as Canberra’s leading shopping precinct. The committee will consider affiliation with the Chamber of Commerce.
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Wild Scenes As Hurseys Go To Work On Hobart Waterfront
Hobart witnesses chaotic scenes as Frank and Donne Hursey, backed by plain clothes police, force their way through a crowd to reach the roll call centre aboard the interstate freighter Denman tost. The incidents will be investigated by the Australian Stevedoring Industry Authority tomorrow.
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Lorraine Crapp Fights Off Shark Attack At Sea
World swimming champion Lorraine Crapp recounted fending off a shark while swimming in shallow water near Grow Island. Dawn Fraser suffered cuts on coral as the group, including Gary Winton and Dawn Prasee, hurried to shore after the encounter.
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U N May Be Too Late To Save Chamoun
Western diplomats say the next ten days will decide Lebanon leader Chamoun’s government fate as rebels gain strength. They warn UN action may not alter outcomes while rebels reportedly receive aid from the United Arab Republic and observers attempt to block such help. Dag Hammarskjold plans to visit Beirut as the Security Council weighs a response to Lebanon’s crisis. Lester Pearson urges Canadian involvement in any UN peacekeeping effort.
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