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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 12, 1959

Page

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TORIES' WIN MAY HASTEN TOP TALKS

Britain and the United States weigh the impact of the Conservative victory on plans for a Geneva Big Four summit. Western allies report Eisenhower Khrushchev talks removed the obstacle to a December meeting. UK Prime Minister Macmillan resumes work on East-West summit arrangements with Foreign Secretary.

Tories United States Eisenhower Camp David Khrushchev Washington Geneva State Department Expeed Britain France Authmat Townsend Krushchev Kremlin Berlin U.K Macmillan Downsing Street Selwyn Clayd

Sir William Dunk to retire in 1961 New Public Service chief named

Prime Minister Mr Menzies announced Sir William Dunk will retire in 1961 and that F H Wheeler, previously director of the I.L.O. in Geneva, will replace him. Wheeler takes the post January 1, 196. Dunk, Canberra administrator and long-time public service veteran, leaves after four decades of service.

William Dunk Public Service Board Sir William Dunk I Menzies de Iim Si Wilth Tolet Pubes Ser. Nce Menzies F. H. Wheeler Cumenly William Public Service War Administration Treasury Leste BTC Canberra

Decisive Poll For Best Says Mr Menzies

Prime Minister Mr Menzies called the poll decisive noting it avoided a narrow margin and would strengthen leadership. He argued the result raised international expectations and would allow Mr Macmillan to exercise greater influence on the nation.

Menzies Exad Macmillan Menzies Sa

Police Charge Two Men With Jewellery Theft

Two men were arrested and charged with theft of about £1500 worth of jewellery and watches from McCillades jewellery store in Civic Centre. Detectives from Queanbeyan and the Civic Centre police collaborated to arrest the suspects after an incident near Hammonds jewellery in Queanbeyan on Saturday night. The men, aged 25 and 21, residents of Harmar Naval Station, will appear in Canberra Court of Petty Sessions today.

Candela Ureetives McCilades Jewellery Civic Centre Queanbeyan Police Hammonds Jewelery Queanbeyan Harmar Naval Station Canberra

Hunger Striker Tapeshwar Zutshi in Berlin Solidarity Fast

Tapeshwar Nath Zutshi, a 32 year old Indian engineer, continues a three week hunger strike in Berlin demanding freedom. He remains in good spirits but is very weak after yesterday's worsening condition.

Brlin Sunsay Reuter

Taft-Hartley Board To Hear Evidence In Steel Strike

The three man fact finding board set up by President Eisenhower to end the nationwide steel strike begins hearings in Washington tomorrow. The panel must report to the President by next Friday. A 60-day cooling off period could follow a federal court injunction ordering workers back. United Steelworkers leader David McDonald said members would obey a back to work order. Industry leaders had not commented.

Washington AAP Eisenhower Taft-Harsley Federal United Steelworkers’ Union David McDonald Tial Action

Easy Terms To Aid Return Of Migrants

London reports migrants in Canada may fly home on easy terms extended to Australia. Simtours offers 110 percent deposit with balance over two years at five percent interest. The People quoted a firm official noting inquiries from relatives of Australians seeking to return home amid unemployment.

London A.A Canada Australia Simtours the People

Intense Manhunt For Escapees Follows Murder

A major manhunt follows the murder of Cecil Mills as Kevin Simmonds and Leslie Newcombe, both from Sydney, escape from prison. Police hunt shifts across Sydney suburbs, with an armed cordon, patrol boats, and an Army helicopter scouring the area. Mills was killed with a baseball bat. his car and pistol were stolen.

Cahill Downing Delaney Cecil Mills Springwood Brm Ye Mills Long Bay Kevin John Simmonds Leslie Allan New Combe Ty and Newcombe Sane Bay Lhe Eni Plaina Sydney Mills

Indonesian air base planned on Lombok Island

Indonesian Air Force plans a jet air base on Lombok Island about 700 miles northwest of Australia. Reports say the Rembiga runway would be extended to accommodate Convair and jet aircraft with an estimated cost around 10 million rupiahs.

Bdianaania P.reuter Lombok Island Australia Djakart Rembiga Air

Woman Critically Injured In Car Truck Collision Near Canberra

A head on collision on Collier Road about five miles from Canberra left a woman with critical injuries. Alexandra Road Upway Victories on We Mise Komaokod was 8 pas. Armand Charles Jullien of Boronia Drive O’Connor Davidson also injured. Both taken to Canberra Community Hospital with fractures and cuts. The crash was the only ACT accident that weekend.

Collier Canberra Alexandra Road

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