U S to Stop Escorting Quemoy Ships Amid Cease Fire Doubts
U S officials signaled a seven day halt on convoying Nationalist supply ships if Communist bombardment ceases, with policy to be reassessed after the period. NATO envoys, missiles arriving in Formosa, and Chiang Kai-shek citing continued convoy support amid suspicions of the cease fire being a ruse.
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Fadden urges higher gold price to boost liquidity
Australia’s Treasurer Sir Arthur Fadden urged higher gold prices as a means to increase international liquidity. Speaking to IMF Board of Governors he supported increasing Fund resources but preferred a broader study beyond quotas, noting members would part with national assets to meet increased costs.
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Defence conference participants at Commonwealth advisory meeting
Delegates and observers from India New Zealand Canada Australia United Kingdom Australia Australia South Africa United States and Pakistan gathered outside the Hotel Canberra for the Commonwealth Advisory Committee on Defence Science. Names include Brigadier Y B Gulati Dr C D Ellyett Dr J E Keyston Sir John Carroll Professor Sir Leslie Martin Dr S Biesheuvel Mr J Macauley partly obscured and Dr Mohammed Afaf.
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Commonwealth Advisory Committee On Defence Science
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India
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New Zealand
J. E. Keyston
Canada
United States
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Pakistan
Speed Up Equal Pay Bill Before Cabinet
Sydney reports equal pay legislation will be speeded up and brought before Cabinet next Tuesday. Premier Cahill hopes to introduce the bill early in December after Parliament resumes post election. The measure would grant about 20 000 women extra pay before Christmas.
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Sheahan accuses Sydney journalists of blackmail over police
Mr. Sheahan charges visiting Sydney reporters with extorting statements to smear a police force. He cites probes in Lismore Burrinjuck and Tumut areas, says a former policeman now timber businessman provided one tip, and criticizes press methods used to influence elections.
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Pope Pius XII Improves after Stroke and Illness
Vatican bulletin reports Pope Pius XII, 82, gravely ill from cerebral stroke and kidney ailment, showing improved vital signs and regained memory and speech after an anxious night. Doctors note swallowing difficulty and hiccups briefly, with prayers urged worldwide from Poland, Australia, and elsewhere as Vatican Radio experiences jamming.
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Appeals Court Extends Little Rock School Ban
A three judge Federal Appeals Court extended its order banning four Little Rock high schools as private segregated institutions with a hearing set for October 15. His Grace Archbishop E M O'Brien announced daily services in St Christopher's Pro Cathedral Manuka for the Pope's welfare with exposition of the Blessed Sacrament and mass times. Special prayers will be held at St Peter Chanel's and St Benedict's with devotions across the Canberra Goulburn archdiocese.
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