Peace effort update amid Korean disaster death toll rises
President Renews Peace efforts as a sequence of landslides along Korea's southern coast leaves at least 116 dead. Koje Island reports 87 fatalities including students with over 20 more perishing in Pusan and Kimhae County. Nine policemen among the victims as families evacuate under heavy rain.
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Kennedy Plea for NATO Unity in Frankfurt Speech
President Kennedy urged military economic and political unity in the Western alliance. He said the future of the West lies in Atlantic partnership in a Frankfurt Paulskirche address, warning that only a cohesive Europe can prevent fragmentation amid tensions with France.
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Australia to build UK's biggest shopping centre in Bankstown
Plans announced for Australia's largest shopping centre at Bankstown by Pend Lease Corporation Limited. The 20 acre site will cost about £8 million and be built in Sydney.
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Kennedy urges cohesive Europe for Atlantic partnership
On day three of a 10 day European tour Mr Kennedy pressed for a fully cohesive Europe to enable full reciprocity across the Atlantic. He and West German Chancellor Adenauer agreed to use best efforts for a NATO multilateral nuclear force as British leaders prepared talks with him in London. He urged easing Cold War tensions and a new search for peace.
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Kennedy urges united Europe to defend freedom and peace
In a speech, Kennedy says Europeans must strengthen liberty and nationhood. He stresses that peace in Europe requires reunification without threats to neighbors and notes America's 18 years of defending freedom with dozens of allies. He calls direct Atlantic partnership essential for mutual interest and security.
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British scandal inquiry opens in London
Lord Denning began work on the Profumo affair inquiry into security aspects after John Profumo resigned from Parliament amid accusations of lying to the House regarding model Christine Keeler. The inquiry aims to sort evidence and decide if security was compromised. The Labour opposition plans a written note to the Prime Minister outlining objections to government handling.
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Schoolgirl's Body Found in Grave Near Heathcote
The body of 12 year old Monica Schofield was found in a shallow grave in rugged bush near Heathcote after a six day search. Detectives believe she was murdered on her way to school last Monday and placed in a car before burial. The grave lay near Heathcote Road and bloodstained clothing was found earlier.
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Escape from Icy Plunge Near Mawson Station
A six man field party led by Br Richard Lippett reached Taylor Glacier 60 miles west of Mawson for mid winter Finpeter penguin studies. Their snow vehicle broke through sea ice and sank but Lippett, Edward, and Vukovich escaped via an roof escape hatch and all members returned safely to Mawson.
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Hunger Group Meeting Formed For Hunger Campaign
The new Hunger Campaign committee will meet at University House for the first time. Members include Prof Sir Mark Oliphant as chairman and Mrs Wil loughby-Sherma i secretary, with clergy and lay members from Canberra groups.
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Fallout shelters deemed useless by experts in US hearings
An MIT engineer and doctors warned Congress that fallout shelters could worsen casualties in a nuclear attack. They argued shelters may appear to protect large populations but offer little real safety and could increase fire-related deaths outside total devastation zones.
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Cleaning costs to rise for dry cleaners across Southern Tablelands
The Southern Tablelands Regional Dry-Cleaners' Association president A H Ryan said cleaning fees will increase about ten percent to cover a 1 percent margin rise and three weeks of leave for staff. Prices have not risen since 1960, but fuel and operating costs have.
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