Kennedy Krushchev meet eyed as crisis unfolds
Observers note a possible face to face meeting between President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Krushchev amid reports of a personal summit. In Seoul a military junta led by Chang Do Yung seized control after a coup, proclaiming anti Communist rule and martial law as fighting flared near government offices and the railway. The United Nations and United States officials expressed cautious positions while awaiting the outcome.
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69 Africans Arrested in Nairobi Security Sweep
Nairobi police report a large security operation in the Valleys area leading to 69 African suspects arrested after the murder of two white women, including Mrs Christine Swanepal. Authorities say the operation targets alleged KuKyu attackers and ongoing investigations.
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Negro Protection Plea Rejected by Alabama Governor
Governor John Patterson rejected the Attorney General's plea for State police to guard the Freedom Riders. He said citizens would protect the group as they tested segregation laws in the Deep South. A white passenger, James Pack of New York, suffered a head wound and received 32 stitches after bus attacks in Birmingham.
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Geneva Delegation to Attend International Labour Conference
Geneva announces Australia will send five delegates and nine advisers to the International Labour Conference in Geneva next month.
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General Motors Re-employ 500 at Adelaide Plant
About 500 General Motors Holdens Ltd workers in South Australia have been rehired in the past two months, spokesman says. The figure represents roughly one third of the total dismissed last year and early this year.
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Renewed Setback at Laos Conference in Geneva
The Laos crisis stalls as right wing Laotian government refuses to attend opening without fresh instructions from Vientiane. America seeks new authority from Washington. three factions may attend, aiming for equal representation. Peace talks in Ban Ramone Village face deadlock over cease-fire sequencing and military oversight.
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Menzies to speak at Australian campaign launch
The Prime Minister, Mr. Menzies, is expected to address the launching of the Associated Chambers of Manufactures campaign promoting "buy Australian" goods. He will defend the abolition of import controls and discuss plans to sustain a stationary boom through economic measures.
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