Foreign Ministers Deadlock On Delays Talks
The East West Foreign Ministers from Britain France the United States and Soviet Russia postponed initial talks over German representation. Gromyko and Lloyd held informal talks after a Swiss luncheon and agreed on procedural matters including Germans while the West resisted full German seating. A sixpower format and table shape debates delayed opening.
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P.reuter
Britain
France
United States
Soviet Russia
Selwyn Lloyd
Gromyko
Dierman
Lloyd
Loyd
Gromyka
U.S
Mr. Hertz
Mr. Gromyko
West Germany
U K Arms to Iraq Likely in Limited Supply
London reports a limited British arms delivery to Iraq including tanks and planes may be announced. The move aims to deter Soviet influence as Iraq faces Communist infiltration and external pressure from Nasser’s UAR. High level talks with Iran Persia and Pakistan are noted in a broader Middle East security context.
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U.K
Aris
Iraq
Britain
Kassem
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Persia
Macmillan
Iran
United Kingdom
Anthony Eden
Chequers
Shah
Middle East
Turkey
Pakistan
Billy Graham to Relax Sydney Crusade Start
American evangelist Dr Billy Graham will take a short test before starting his Adelaide Crusade. Crusade spokesman Dr Jerry Dean said Graham has had only one day of testing since the Sydney Crusade began.
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Sydney
Billy Taham
Adelaide
Jerry ‘Ean
Graham
Miners Die When Mine Roof Collapses at Captain's Flat
Two miners at Captain's Flat Sydne y Mer van Bugden 35 and Colin Ernest Slattery 28 both of Captain's Flat were killed when the roof caved in at the Lake George Mine near the 28th level shortly before 10 am yesterday. Bugden died instantly while Slattery died en route to hospital. Both men were married with children and were timbering the roof with three others who were uninjured and had walked away.
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Sidney Mervan Bugden
Colin Ernest Slattery
Captain's
Lake George
Bugden
Slattery
Queen Breaks Royal Rule to Aid Cripples
The Queen reportedly allows outside bodies to benefit from the Royal Family by selling souvenirs from Sandringham. The Daily Sketch says this will let collectors take home presents from the royal Norfolk residence, despite a policy against such fundraising.
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A.a.p.reuter
The
Daily Sketch
Sandingham
Norfolk
New Government Printing Office Plan Eyed by Parliament
An architect's model shows a proposed Government Printing Office costing £2,800,000. Designed to meet Commonwealth needs for 25 years, it would sit at the corner of Wentworth Avenue and Cunningham Street Kingston. The proposal is before the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works.
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Cunningham Street
Kingston
Parliamentary
Standing Committee On Public Works
Indian Embassy Driver Dies After Accident
Peter Xavier of Allawah Flats Braddon died in Canberra Community Hospital after being struck on Ballumbir Street by a car driven by Father J G Butz of St Patrick's Presbytery. Xavier had lived in Canberra 20 years and sustained compound leg fractures serious head injuries and a dislocated right shoulder. A coronial inquiry will be held.
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Braddon
Canberra
Peter Xavier
Allawah Flats
J. G. Butz
St. Patrick's Presbytery
Xavier
A L P May Freeze Salaries Reflects Internal Clash
The Australian Labor Party faces a salary dispute as the Federal Executive backs a cautious recommendation to study pay scales, while Mr. Chamberlain resigns and resumes presidency only if the Interstate Conference endorses his stance. Dr Evatt defends caucus decisions amid a heated debate on Richardson salary rises.
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Chamberlain
Labour Party
Dr. Evatt
Evatt
The
A.L.P
Richardson
Labour
Menzies
A.L.P. R
Mr. Chamberlain
Federal Executive
Seven Teenagers Killed in Colombia Bandit Attack
Bogota reports a bandit assault near Rovira in Tolima on Saturday left seven teenagers dead and seven others seriously wounded. Authorities investigate the attack and assess the broader security situation in the region.
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Bogota
Colombia
A.a.p.reuter
Rovira
Tolima Department
Reece Government Seeks Liberal Help on Speaker
Hobart reports the Parliamentary Labour Party invites the Liberal Party to nominate the Speaker and Chairman of Committees, a move likely rejected by Liberals. If accepted the government would hold 17 votes on the floor, potentially balanced by independents Turnbull and Wedd. The cabinet elected with Mr Fagan returning as Deputy Leader. Parliament to convene in June.
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Labour Party
Liberal Party
Turnbull
Wedd
Port
Labour
Fagan
Reece
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