Menzies Sees Big Four Summit Before Midyear
Australian Prime Minister Menzies said a summit of the four major powers could occur before midyear. He noted progress in UN votes toward such a meeting, with UK US and France backing the move. He spoke after talks with Khrushchev and outlined UK de Gaulle and US leadership as supportive. He dismissed being a US UK tool and urged a broad, not two power, framing of the issue.
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A.A.P
Menzies
United Nations General Assembly
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United States
France
Canberra
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Khrushchev
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United Sates
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Resolu Or
Eisenhower
Kroshchev
Soviet Union
Memorial note from Sydney bank official appears mixed
Fragmentary OCR text references memorial or funeral context and a Sydney Bank of something but details are unclear and names or dates are unreadable, yielding a weak item.
Constable Shot Dead In Chase In Central Western NSW
Senior Constable Clarence Roy Pirie, 40, of Cullen Bullen, was killed during a pursuit of two youths on the Capertee junction road. A second stolen car overturned as Pirie pursued. the youths fled into dense bush as a large manhunt began involving multiple police districts and weapons teams.
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Sydney
Central Western District
Clarence Roy Pirie
Cullen Bullen
Capertee- Judgegons
Euben Bullen
Pirie
Lithgow
Lithgow-Mudges
Jew's Creek
Queen Sends Sympathy After Woomera Sinking Off Sydney
The Queen and Lord Dunrossil expressed condolences to the relatives of sailors lost when H.M.A.S. Woomera sank off Sydney. The Queen’s private secretary and Dunrossil conveyed Her Majesty and the Governor General’s sympathies to the Navy Minister Senator Gorton and affected families.
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Sydney
H.M.A.S. Woomera
Gorton
New Moves In Thorne Murder Charge Case
Det Sgts Roy Coleman and Jack Bateman plan extradition to answer charges of kidnapping and murdering eight year old Graeme Thorne in Sydney after July 7. A second arrest is denied as Det Inspector Windsor dismisses rumours pending the extradition hearings in Ceylon. Det Sgt Tupman returns from Adelaide where he investigated a rug found with the victim and a potential witness. Bradley seeks legal aid if he meets means tests. counsel could be from NSW Bar Council. A Colombo solicitor acts as Bradley’s legal adviser with two letters requesting funds for legal expenses. An engineering lecturer seeks custody of one of Bradley’s children, but the High Court ruling denied habeas corpus as jurisdiction is outside Australia.
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Jack Bateman
Sydney C.lb
Colombo
Leslie Bradley
Sydney
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B.O.A.C. Comet
Bradley
Graeme Thorne
Inspector Windsor
C.lb
P. Manning
Brisbane
H. Tupman
Adelaide
Bondi
Downing
Ceylon
Kevin
N.S.W. Bar Council
American Associated Press
Andrew de Silva
de Silva
Aden
Port Said
Melbourne
Melbourne University
Franz Michel Laszlo
Central Avenue
Burwood
Helen Bradley
Stephen Leslie Bradley
Justice Menzies
High Court
Australia
Laszlo
Helen
Dr. Laszlo
Eva Maria
Greasy Wool Sales Steady at Sydney Exchange
In Sydney the Greasy Wool Exchange traded 167 lots with a steady final call tone. Prices firmed overall with gains up to 4d in some months, indicating continued strength in greasy wool markets.
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Sydney
Sydney Greasy Wool Exchange
Times Square subway blast injures twenty seven
A mystery explosion at Times Square subway station injures 27 people, one seriously, as crowds brace for more attacks. Police chase two youths amid chaos near the Grand Central shuttle. A cardboard cylinder from a photo booth is found, with a hoax Columbus Day call noted.
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Times Square
Grand Central Station
Daily News
Coliseum
Fifth Avenue
Columbus Circle
United Press International
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