To Ban Deadlock surrounding nuclear tests plan
The U.S. began a survey to estimate time and money to restore the Eniwetok atomic test site as the New York Times reports. The study follows a conditional decision to resume atmospheric testing if the U.N. session yields no favorable result. Soviet Premier Krushchev says the current Soviet tests will end with a megaton detonation.
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World peace feared as nuclear tests spark protests
A chaotic, heavily garbled report describes protests over Soviet and Western nuclear tests. It notes Kennedy’s stance delaying full-scale trials, British and Canadian reactions, and calls for disarmament. Delegates from South Africa, Sweden, Spain, and the Philippines weigh in amid a tense NATO and UN discussion.
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Expert’s Antarctic Trip Details For Australian Observer
An Australian aviation expert will accompany the Argentine Antarctic expedition as an observer this summer. The official involved is Mr Reber Dalton from the Department of Paternal Allaire Antarctic ODisdelor. The report notes transportation and roles, with several garbled place names and dates.
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Society Forms To Fight Against Cancer
A new Australian organization aims to coordinate anti cancer efforts across states and promote early detection. President Kilpatrick notes Australia will send delegates to the World Count in Moscow next July to learn global cancer control strategies and forge international cooperation.
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Papua
New Cred
Katanga Camp Clash Sparks Police Action
Reported violence erupts near Katanga Camp as residents clash with Halubas and Balibas after an incident. Police issued a 24 hour ultimatum to solve the preitec with potential enforcement if unsolved.
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Technicolor telephones to debut next year with new colors
The Postmaster General Mr Davidson announced production of new telephones in light colours including mist grey fern green topaz yellow lacquer red and standard black. New handsets will be available in August or September with a 2 surcharge for the coloured models and a 1 fee to swap black to colour. The set will be lighter with coiled cords and a volume control to keep even speech levels across distances. A picture shows handset changes over the years.
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Registrar to Remove Admin Duties for Canberra Magistrates
The Senate heard a plan to appoint an additional full time magistrate and remove administrative duties from both Canberra magistrates. Senator OFlaherty cited conflicts between registrar and court roles and urged separation. Senator Gorton said the move would end the disturbing situation and ensure magistrates focus on judicial work.
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