Committee to report on radiation issues in defence debate
In Parliament Sir Philip McBride announced a Defence Ministry report on radiation risks. A committee chaired by Sir Macfarlane Burnett will include scientists and doctors and warn of not neglecting radiation hazards while pursuing nuclear disarmament within Western alliances.
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Caseys Moral Lead in Nuclear Test Debate Across Parliament
Casey argues against Britain giving up nuclear tests as the House discusses moral leadership and a possible British loan to restrain Russia. He warns of fallout risks to civilians and calls for a rigid global inspection regime before any ban. Haylen, Kent Hughes, and others critique National Service plans as insufficient for defense gains.
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Tasmanian potato profits questioned in market board case
The Maitland manager of the Tasmanian Potato Marketing Board, A. C. Foster, was reported selling today. Retailers complained of steep margins on current wholesale prices and questioned profiteering in the potato trade.
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Arab Unity Displays Stir Wary Washington
Washington reports suggest Arab unity show may be aimed at Tehran and regional players as Arab leaders seek to influence policy amid tensions. Officials caution against assigning blame to Nasser while noting Syria and Jordan face internal strains and external pressure from Soviet and Western rivals.
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Damascus
Absent Leaders Stall House Proceedings
Parliament faced disruption as both leaders were absent yesterday due to ill health. Mr Menzies remained at home with Bings in cold, delaying the resumption of duties until he is well enough.
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NATO Council Meeting Gathers Ministers in Bonn
The 15 nation NATO council convenes in Bonn as Foreign Ministers arrive from London and New York. Secretary General Pineau of France and others are set to join discussions on alliance strategy and security.
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F N Rifle to Be Made Despite U S Change
Australian plans to manufacture the FN rifle proceed despite the U S Army choosing the Springfield T44 as its new service rifle. Officials cite limited impact from the U S decision on local production and training needs.
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