Western Talks On Crises Lead ers Seek To Relieve Tensions
Prime Minister Macmillan plans talks with President Kennedy and President de Gaulle next month on disarmament a nuclear test ban and measures against surprise attack. London officials say they will meet in the Bahamas December 19 20 to discuss these topics.
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Macmillan Kennedy Talks Target Paris December 15 16
The Canberra Times reports Mr Macmillan will meet President de Gaulle near Paris on December 15 and 16. Officials say the Mass or nearby venue is likely. A Commons debate touched on Western alliance non aggression pacts and the Cuban crisis context.
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Redistribution Move To-Day
The Cabinet will submit NSW redistribution proposals to the House of Representatives today. Minister Freeth will seek approval of new boundaries and alternative Sydney seats Cook and Kurnell. A vote is not expected until next Tuesday with possible shelving if Labour and Country Party oppose.
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Antarctica Visit Plan by U S Ambassador
The U S Ambassador to Australia William C Battle will take a brief trip to Antarctica next week leaving Sydney on Sunday and returning the following Saturday.
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Australian Trade Trainee Time Reduced in New Apprenticeship Scheme
A Melbourne conference of employers and unions agreed to cut trade trainee time for 17 to 20 year olds from five to four years. Credits of six to twelve months are possible for education qualifications, shortening final apprenticeship to about three to three and a half years.
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Rogers to Open Manuka Store in Canberra
Canberra retailers Rogers To Open Manuka Store plans a new branch at Manuka corner Bougainville Street and Flinders Way. The block includes a furniture store two cottages and a vacant lot. Rogers Canberra manager K J Gale said plans are under consideration and temporary trading may begin in the former furniture store early next year.
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Burma and Indian envoy talks amid Asian tensions
Burmese officials reported visits by Indian and Chinese envoys to Rangoon as India and China seek support amid Sino Indian border clashes. Delegations from Britain and Pakistan carried arms aid and Western pact concerns while regional leaders prepared for further meetings.
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Australia Wins Seven Medals at Empire and Commonwealth Games
Australia added seven gold medals to reach 24 gold, 20 silver, and 17 bronze at the seventh Empire and Commonwealth Games in Perth. Four swimming golds, one diving, one cycling, and one fencing win the tally. About 17,500 visitors from the Eastern states and overseas, plus 5,000 WA country visitors, attended this week. Temperatures were mild with a high of 83 degrees as organizers reported smooth accommodation handling and a late rush by unbooked visitors. Closing ceremony set for Saturday.
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