Mikoyan Breaks 10 Day Silence On Cuba Support
Russia’s First Deputy Premier Mikoyan broke a 10 day silence in Havana with a Hands off Cuba pledge. He told Havana students the Soviet government backs Premier Castro and five point demands described as a programme for peace for the Caribbean. He promised the Soviet Union will always be behind Castro and the Cuban people.
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P.reuter
Russia
Mr. Mikoyan
Cuba
Dr. Castro
Caribbean
Castro
Castro Rejects Cuban Defences and Calls for U.S. Base Removal
Dr. Fidel Castro denounces Cuban defences as humiliating and a violation of sovereignty and demands removal of the Guantanamo naval base and the lifting of the blockade. Soviet officials praise Castro as a great Cuban leader amid hopes Cuba will prevail in its current crisis.
Slow Tactics Alleged in ACT Industrial Dispute
Mr Cockle claimed slow tactics and stoppages delay construction work on projects worth over Ry million in the ACT U. A motion noted some finishing tasks were set for a Royal visit next year. Minister MaHon stated unions were advised not to strike while Case for three weeks annual leave heads to arbitration.
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Cockle
Lib. Warringah
House of Representatives
Labour and Tional Service
Mr. Mahon
J. McMahon
Ommissioner
Findlay
Dean's Day for a Dip at Olympic Pool
Warm weather brings eight months old Dean May from Mount Stromlo to the Olympic Pool for a dip. A 73 degree day and 64 degree water attract many children, while adults stay away due to cooler conditions.
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Dean
Mount Stromlo
Olympic Pool
Cooma Protest Over Queen Victoria Tour Plans
Mr Fraser condemns omitting Cooma from the Queen's Australian tour and accuses officials of denying the town a rightful greeting. He says the move shows impudence and a serious position given the national makeup of Cooma and the district. Dowling refused a deputation, leaving the matter unresolved.
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Lab
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Cooma
Eucumbene Dam
Frince Philip
Australia
Fraser
Tertin
Roy Dowling
Condition Of Lady De L Isle Unchanged
The governor general reported Lady De L Isle’s condition unchanged though anxious. Viscount De L Isle and their eldest daughter Mrs Oliver Colthurst with her husband arrived in Canberra. Lady De L Isle has been ill since returning to Australia last month after treatment in London due to a major operation.
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Australia
London
Australia Dominates Commonwealth Paraplegic Games Medal Tally
Australia led with 23 gold, 11 silver, 12 bronze at the Commonwealth Paraplegic Games in Perth. England trailed in second with 13 gold, 31 silver, seven bronze as the competition continued.
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Australia
Tate
England
Menzies Second In Kid Stakes
London dispatch notes Prime Minister Menzies now has nine grandchildren after the birth of twins to his daughter in law. Other leaders listed include Macmillan with fifteen grandchildren and Welensky with four, while Nehru has two grandsons and Diefenbaker’s stepdaughter has a son.
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Commonwealth
Kenneth Menzies
Britain
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Roy Welensky
Federation of Rhodesia and
Nyasaland
India
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Australia
Evening Standard
Canada
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New Zealand
Holyoake
Ceylon
Bandaranaike
Tunku Abdul Rahman ‘Putra
Malaya
Calwell Attacks Menzies Over Nuclear Policy Debate
Opposition leader Calwell challenged Prime Minister Menzies to disclose the American authority behind claims Labour's nuclear policy would harm US relations. Calwell said Labour would discuss with the US Ambassador and rejected Menzies’ insinuations about Kennedy and ANZUS. Menzies argued Labour’s policy would strip Australia of allies and urged defence ties remain strong amid UN disarmament talk.
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Australia
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Federal Council
Washington
Senate
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Whitham My. Pollard
Crean
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
United Nations
Labour Party
House of Representatives
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Lab
Parkes
Menzie
Migrant cholera suspect case in Sydney hospital
A 68 year old White Russian woman, Mrs Maria Muignot, was admitted to Prince Henry Hospital in Sydney with suspected cholera amid migrant typhoid tracing. Health officials said she would be kept for examination though doctors doubted cholera. Brisbane issued anti typhoid injections for White Russian refugees arriving November 1, as a 12 year old boy in the same group was found ill with typhoid and more cases were reported in Victoria.
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Prince Henry Hospital
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Otheers
Thaey
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Muignot
Brisbane
Victoria
Premature Baby Born Aboard Royal Flying Doctor Flight
A premature baby boy was born on a Royal Flying Doctor Service Cessna while en route from Shark Bay to Carnarvon, 390 miles north of Perth. The mother Kathleen O'Dene, 26, and newborn are both reported well at Carnarvon District Hospital. The aircraft, piloted by Jim Smith, was about 20 minutes from Carnarvon when the birth occurred.
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Royal Flying Doctor
Shark Bay
Carnarvon
Kathleen O'Dene
Jim Smith
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