Khrushchev threatens rockets over US bomber over Soviet border
Khrushchev told the Parliament that a U S plane was shot down over Soviet territory and warned of retaliation. He questioned who ordered the mission and said the downed craft appeared American with marks erased. The State Department had no protest on file as Parliament debated the incident.
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Turkey
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Llewelyn Thompson
U.P.L
Soviet
Azerbaijan
Wheelus Air Force Base
Tripoli
Jaycees to Hold Stats Talks at State Conference
Delegates arrive for the 10th State Conference of the NSW Junior Chambers of Commerce in Canberra. Professor Sir Mark Oliphant opens the event, Mr. Brian Chaseling speaks on Public Relations in Jaycee, and at 7 pm the Bernie Clappcott Accomplished Speaking Award is presented by national president Les Perrot followed by a dinner dance.
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Canberra
Mark Oliphant
Bank of N.S.W
Brian Chaseling
Jaycee
Bernie Clapcott
Les Perrot
National Library to Be Separated in Australia plan
Acting Prime Minister McEwen announced in the House that legislation will separate the National Library from the Parliamentary Library. A National Library Council will be appointed interim, with design work for a Canberra building to begin, and ministerial review of annual expenditure.
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National Library of Australia
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National Library Council
Soviet Hierarchy Shifts Drive Key Appointments
Moscow reports major changes in the Soviet leadership with Nikolai Ignatov and Vladimir Novikov named deputy premiers and Novikov as State Planning Commission chairman. Aleksey Kosygin becomes first deputy premier while Frol Kozlov moves to a Central Committee secretary post.
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Alexei Kirichenko
Jance
Communist Party
Nikolai Ignatov
Presidium
Vladmir Novikov
Novi Ikov
Us.s.r
Aleksey Kosygin
State Planning Commission
Nikolai Mikhailov
Frol Kozlov
U.S
Central Committee
Ekaterina Furtseva
Soviet Union
Furt‘seva
Kozlov
Two Men Drown in Sydney Harbour Skiff Capsize
Two elderly men drowned when a fishing skiff overturned in strong winds off Rose Bay Sydney Harbour. The craft capsized a short distance from shore. a crash boat reached the scene but both men were dead. Police had not released the victims' names.
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Sydney Harbour
Rose Bay
Big Gun removal moves forward to War Memorial
The Minister for Supply Mr Hulme and transport officer Mr R McKee discussed removing the 45 ton Big Gun from Wentworth Avenue Kingston. The gun barrel will be moved to the War Memorial today after 37 years in position.
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Withis
R. McKee
Kingston
War Memorial
Wentworth Avenue
Waterfront conference set for Saturday in Sydney
Sydney hosts a waterfront conference called by Mr. Jane Ashburner with representatives from the W W F, A C T U and ship owners after federal minister McMahon intervened in the dispute. The W W F previously ordered a 24 hour nationwide stoppage over a £500 fine. Eight hundred tally clerks planned to return to work as pay clerks arranged wages for watersiders.
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Jane Ashburner
W.W.F
A.C.T.U
Labour
McMahon
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Commonwealth Industrial Court
Melbourne Watersiders
Healy
Canberra Chamber protest against phone tapping move
The Canberra Chamber of Commerce Council last night voted to protest any move to legalise phone tapping. A council member said phone tapping would be an imposition on individual freedom.
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Canberra Chamber of Commerce Council
Phone Tapping Bill Introduced
The bill replaces old processes and allows the Security Service to record and listen to telephone conversations with warrants from the Attorney-General. Interception requires a directorate request, with 24 hour emergency tapping allowed, six month warrant validity, and reauthorization for continuance. Penalties for unauthorized tapping are heavy. The measure aims to protect privacy while enabling security work.
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Menzies
Director- General of Security
Attorney-Genera
Sir Garfield
Garfield
Director-General of Security
P.M.G
Public Works Bill Seeks Tighter Scrutiny on Major Expenditure
Debate on the Public Works Bill centers on extending the Public Works Committee’s jurisdiction Canberra allocation criticism and a push to require public works above 250000 to face committee scrutiny. Senator Wright warns of loopholes that let ministers shield projects from review and urges parliamentary accountability.
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