Canberra Proceedings in Thorne Kidnap Murder Charge
Det. Sgt. Brian Doyle leaves Canberra for Sydney to obtain signatures from NSW officials for extradition of Stephen Leslie Bradley. Bradley faces a charge of murdering Graeme Thorne, a Bondi schoolboy abducted on July 7. Magistrate ruled Bradley had a case to answer.
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Menzies Opposes Five Nation Summit Plan at U N
Prime Minister Menzies argued against a five nation resolution for a Eisenhower Khrushchev summit. He urged a four power meeting among United Kingdom France United States and Soviet Union as the path to peace. He warned that backing the five nation plan would fuel propaganda that the world conflict was US vs USSR.
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Menzies Faces House After UN General Assembly
In Canberra the Prime Minister Mr. Menzies was cheered by government members and booed by Labor when he entered the House after attending the United Nations. He defended a four power Summit plan, argued the five power resolution carried risks, and said a Summit now seemed probable despite Soviet abstention. Continued Page 3.
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Australian scientist Sir MacFarlane Burnet shares 1960 Nobel Prize in medicine
Sir Frank MacFarlane Burnet of Melbourne University and the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute is named joint winner of the 1960 Nobel Prize in medicine for discovery of acquired immunological tolerance. Co-winner Prof. Peter Medawar of Britain praised the honour as a boon for Australians.
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False Prize Report Triggers Confusion at Curtin School
A Sydney radio claim wrongly named Sir John Carew Feeles as prize winner causing celebration at the John Curtin School of Medical Research. The professor later corrected that the award went to another Australian and a Briton. He noted the mix up and urged swift clarification.
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