West Talks Hopes Rise On Soviet Leader Meeting Date
Soviet leader Khrushchev suggested May as a suitable date for ministerial talks and signaled readiness for a peace treaty with Germany to end occupation in West Berlin. Britain and Canada weigh demilitarisation ideas while the United States weighs a possible demilitarised Central Europe link to a broader German settlement.
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C U C Faces Shift Toward Independent College Status
Sir Kenneth outlined Murray Committee views favoring independence from the University of Melbourne for Canberra College. Melbourne accepts limited first year science recognition but will not extend current arrangements. Government caution remains, with new Arts block and residence plans to follow, as degree parity with Australia is asserted.
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Refinery Extension Opened in Sydney by Governor Woodward
Sydney Thursday Governor Sir Eric Woodward opened a 4 million extension to the Shell Refinery Pty Ltd installations at Clyde near Sydney. He said the 9 million investment showed the company’s faith in Australia’s future. More than 600 guests attended including Minister for Labour and Industry Maloney and Mr. Lamb, Speaker in the Legislative Assembly.
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Economics Prizewinner Congratulated at Canberra ceremony
Kenneth Ronald Walter Brewer receives the Economic Society Prize from Sir Kenneth Bailey, deputy chairman of the Canberra University College Council, at the degree conferring ceremony. Seated left to right are Sir Alexander Carr Saunders and Mr Justice Arthur Dean, Chancellor of Melbourne University.
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Australians Praise Australian Goodwill Conference Ends After UN Report
Delegates wrap up a conference after drafting a report for the United Nations. Australian External Affairs Minister Casey says the event brought the world closer to Australia and raised awareness of Asian issues. Russian delegate Firubin notes progress toward resuming diplomatic relations with Australia and hopes for exchanges in technology science and culture to ease East West tensions and promote world peace.
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Smith Sets Terms For Appearing Before Privileges Committee
The House unanimously referred the Pearce inquiry to the Privileges Committee. Smith demanded open press access, ability to call and examine witnesses, trial by independent judges, full scrutiny of his letter to Holt, seizure of import files, and no personal Canberra travel costs. Drury was elected chairman and the panel aims to begin in April after Easter, with meetings at 4 p.m.
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Indonesia to invite Menzies for visit
DIJAKARTA Thursday report that Indonesia will send a formal invitation to Australian Prime Minister Mr. Menzies to visit, announced by the Indonesian foreign minister Dr Suban. The dispatch notes aims to strengthen diplomatic ties amid regional concerns.
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Rat Chase Sparks Laughing Crowd In King's Hall
A large rat trapped in a skylight above the main doors of King's Hall chased by volunteers, sprang at a keeper with a long stick, leaped into a crowd of 30 to 40 spectators, then fell and lay stunned before an attendant secured it with a sugar jar lid.
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U.S. Tests Aim to Create Radiation Shield Above Earth
The Defense Department disclosed that the United States fired three small nuclear devices high over the South Atlantic last September to probe a radiation band and the Van Allen belt. Officials say the tests served scientific and military interests, though many specifics remain undisclosed.
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