Nehru vows India will not submit to Chinese invasion
Prime Minister Nehru told Congress that India accepted the challenge of China's invasion and would never submit. He warned the fighting would be massive and not end soon, as cheering members heard in New Delhi during an emergency session.
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Nehru outlines emergency measures amid Sino Indian tension
Reports describe Nehru's emergency proclamations and parliament tribute to Indian troops. Krishna Menon misses session amid defence moves. Burning at Calcutta Chinese consulate prompts speculation on closing. China denounces US plans and urges restraint while India faces border clashes and arrests of Indian Communists.
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Builders win tender for gardeners lodge at Prime Minister’s Lodge
The Department of Works accepted a tender of 2,888 pounds for erecting a building to house gardeners at the Prime Minister's Lodge in Braddon. Completion is targeted by Christmas. Organiser Mr. W Spelman noted the project improves shed facilities and provides proper accommodation for gardeners.
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Soviet Leader Calls for Ban and Peace Ties
Khrushchev urges a ban on nuclear arms while stressing peaceful coexistence and mutual concessions. He recalls the Cuban crisis as a near thermo nuclear moment, warns of global impact if US and USSR clash, and notes Russia will end its test series on November 20 while continuing future experiments.
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Two Explosions injure women near Accra rally
Police hold man for questioning after two blasts in a Accra suburb wounded two women. The late night explosions occurred near the Communist Party rally following President Nkrumah's CPP event.
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Car Tests At Night Urged
In Canberra the motor vehicle testing station should stay open two or three nights weekly. J R Fraser urged extended hours and a second southern station. Freeth said he would consider longer hours but saw no need for a second station now. Congestion mainly occurs at peak periods.
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Sydney Bound Plane Freed After Manila Delay
A West German airliner carrying 66 Australian and New Zealand passengers left Manila for Biak en route to Sydney after paying landing fees. The aircraft had been grounded about 30 hours for lack of permission to land. Passengers included many tourists with dwindling funds. Some were due in Sydney around 7 am.
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Attorney General answers charges in hire-purchase probe
In Canberra the Attorney General faced an urgent motion criticizing Goodwins Limited over alleged misrepresentation and unfair trading in hire-purchase deals. Mr Fraser urged a full government inquiry, offering to provide documents and complainants’ names to support the case.
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Mrs Roosevelt dies after six week illness in New York
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt died at her New York flat after a six week illness. She passed away at 6.15 p.m. local time with family and doctors present. She will be buried in Hyde Park after services in New Hyde Park.
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