Adenauer to Visit De Gaulle for Summit Talks
West German Chancellor Adenauer will visit France as a guest of General de Gaulle in the coming weeks, according to M Debre. Debre spoke at Tours and did not specify a date while noting Khrushchev could follow and a summit might occur in the northern spring.
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A.a.-Reuter
Br. Adenauer
France
M. Debre
Tours
Khrushchev
Dr. Adenauer
Bonn
Mr. Khrishenky
Sonn
West Germany
Firsley
Thove
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Pari
de Gaulle
Sovet
Christian Democratic Party
Japanese Diver Drowns in Darwin Salvage Work
A Japanese salvage diver named Hayashi Sanzo, employed by Fujita Salvage Company, drowned off Darwin when his air line detached from his helmet during a dive in ten fathoms of water.
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Darwin
Hayashi Sanzo
Fujita Salvage Company
Sanzo
Oliphant unsure on Melbourne Peace Congress sponsorship
Professor Sir Mark Oliphant of the Australian National University questioned continuation of sponsorship for a Melbourne Peace Congress next month. He aimed to decide after meeting in Melbourne with the Nuffield Foundation as sponsors and other church representatives.
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Congress
Australian National University
Melbourne
Church of Wing
Ihen
Nuffield Foundation
St Melbourne
Congress Fori
Church
A. Keut
Sydney
Peri Service
R. D. Wright
Melbourne University
Tralian
Canon F. Maynard
St. Peter's Church
Eastern Mill
Gough Elected Primate of Australia at Sydney Conference
Archbishop Hugh Rowlands Gough 54 was chosen as the new Primate on the third ballot at the Sydney Diocesan conference. He succeeds the late Archbishop Mowll and becomes Lord Archbishop of Sydney and Metropolitan of NSW. The vote narrowed to Gough and Dr Halse.
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Hugh Rowlands Gough
Australia
Dr. Gough
Gilburra
Menangle
Archbishop
Mowil
Gough
Brisbane
Halse
Province of
Nsw
Anglican Synod of
Sulliagan
Barking
England
Sheep Entries Examined at Canberra Junior Farmers Show
Livestock officer for the Department of Agriculture at Goulburn inspects Nanette Dixon entries in the Junior Farmers sheep and wool Division 2 at the Dixon property Westangerra. Present: J Hy Gault president Canberra Junior Farmers Advisory Committee, Miss Dixon, and Mr. Bennett.
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Bir Veiek
Nuclear Talks Resume In Geneva Amid Deadlocks
Britain the United States and the Soviet Union restart negotiations on banning nuclear tests in Geneva after a recess. Key issues include international control and what voting rights the Soviet Union could veto, with Western concerns over potential funding blocks.
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Geneva
A.a.p.reuter
Britain
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Calls For Revision Of Indian Policy Towards Red China
Indian papers call for reappraisal of policy toward Communist China after border clashes. Editorials urge cautious but urgent reassessment with some calling China enemies of India. Reports say Indian troops advance from Leh toward Tsogt. casualties noted and prisoners held by China.
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China
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A.A.P
Reuter
Sunday Tribune
India
Embassy protest at Canberra University film screening
A German Embassy protest followed the screening of four controversial films at Canberra University College on Sunday night. One title, Operation Teutonic Sword, alleged to praise Nazi figures and link General Speidel to the assassination of King Alexander I. The embassy spokesman condemned the film as propaganda and said it lacked proper licensing for Australia.
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Canberra’ University
Vatey Ted Yestegaay
Werd
Fim
Caraminists
East Germany
England
Nav
Speidel
Alexander I
Yugoslav
Housing Loans Policy Called Humbug in Canberra Debate
Mr J W Pead condemned the governments housing loans policy as humbug during a Canberra advisory council meeting. He said the £2750 loan is insufficient and funding is limited by the Loan Council, with shortfalls covered by Consolidated Revenue. The council urged widening access to loans for homes with adequate equity.
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J. W. Pead
A.C.T. Advisory Council
Pead
Freeth
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