Khrushchev signals willingness to arms limit and Berlin peace accord
Khrushchev told nine West German socialist editors at the Kremlin that Russia would agree to an arms limit and sign a separate peace treaty with East Germany if Western powers reject a peace with Bonn. He indicated Berlin status could shift if Western forces refuse such a deal and called for a transitional period with symbolic troops in West Berlin. Eisenhower said a Geneva process could forego a summit if it eases East West tensions.
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German Democratic Republic
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Washington
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Geneva
Censure Move Against Evatt Now Unlikely
Dr Evatt and three parliamentary leaders spent hours with the executive outlining Labour Caucus actions on salaries and immigration. The resignation of Federal President Chamberlain was deferred, with further talks planned. speculation pointed to Evatt possibly resigning to become NSW Chief Justice, with Fraser as a potential successor.
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Calwell
Senate
Senator McKenna
Labour
Richard
F. E. Chamberlain
Toohey
S.A
Richardson
Labour Party
McKenna
N.S.W
A. D. Fraser
Eden Monaro
Fraser
Ward
East Sydney
Cameron
Hindmarsh
Mawihes
Andamentary
Eisenhower Hits Back at Montgomery Criticism
President Eisenhower defended U S leadership after Field Marshal Montgomery criticized it in a television interview. Reporters laughed at a question about discussing Lord Montgomery with Winston Churchill as Eisenhower said they had tried to talk about important things.
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Eisenhower
Montgomery
Washington
War Service Land Scheme To Lapse
The Government will stop land acquisitions for War Service Land Settlement in South Australia Western Australia and Tasmania after June 30. In New South Wales Victoria and Queensland further acquisitions depend on state governments. Minister for Primary Industry Mr Adermann announced this in Parliament and said a replacement closer settlement scheme details would follow.
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Western Australia
Tasmania
N.S.W
Victoria
Queensland
Adermann
House of Representatives
Barnard
Lab
Bass
Shah Hosts Banquet as Persia Leader Begins Britain Visit
The Shah of Persia was guest of honour at a grand banquet in London marking the start of a four day state visit with royal reception and court ceremony.
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Shah
London
Shah of Persia
Britain
Science Academy Building Opened in Canberra Ceremony
Governor General Sir William Slim opened the £250,000 Academy of Science building in Canberra with 400 guests. The event highlighted Australia’s push to expand scientific research and education, with remarks on engineering shortages, national collaboration, and future conferences in chemistry and Darwin studies. Sir John Eccles and Sir Mark Oliphant spoke on the academy’s role and its national significance for Australia.
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Academy of Science
Australia
Dome
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Eon Research Council
Melbourne
Sydn
Canberra
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Mark
Menzies
University House
J. A. Passmore
Darwin
Government Printing Office planned at £2 800 000
The plan for a new Government Printing Office in Canberra costing about £2 800 000 will be reviewed by the Public Works committee. Minister Freeth introduced legislation to study the proposal, with a steel framed brick faced single storey factory and two storey administrative block on Wentworth Avenue and Cunningham Street.
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House of Representatives
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Kingston
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