Talks with India Pakistan Seek United Front on Border
Observers noted the leaders agreed to pursue rational, planned relations and settle outstanding issues for a united front. Reports cite ongoing border shooting between Indian and Pakistani forces and alleged Chinese incursions into Bhutan and Sikkim.
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Times of India
Princess Alexandra Breaks Tour Rule in Queensland Stops
Princess Alexandra resumed a Queensland tour after two days’ rest and paused three times to greet well wishers. In Mackay and Rockhampton she accepted tokens, including a bouquet from a care home visitor in Rockhampton, and earlier waved to Boy Scouts offering a flag and sugar cane.
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Cardinal at youth convention to stand for NSW upper house
Sydney's Tuesday report notes Mr J B Fuller, state Country Party chair, as the party candidate for the Legislative Council. An September 1 election will fill the vacancy from the death of Mr R F Savare. Cardinal Agagianian spoke at the National Catholic Youth Convention at the O'Donnell Youth Centre last night with Arch Bishop Eris O'Brien and Bishops Goody and Cullinane nearby.
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Cardinal in Happy Mood at Canberra Reception
Cardinal was in a happy mood at a reception at Hotel Canberra yesterday. He spoke with Minister for the Army Mr Cramer. Apostolic Delegate Archbishop Carboni attended to honor the cardinal and hosted the event.
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No-Confidence Move Against Playford Over Stuart Inquiry
The Opposition leader urged a no confidence motion after Premier Playford defended the government on the Stuart Royal Commission. Labour aimed to suspend standing orders to reconstitute the commission amid claims of disquiet in Australia and overseas. Stuart, a 27 year old aborigine, is under death sentence for a nine year old girl's murder. court authorities upheld the trial and no retrial power rests with the government.
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Eisenhower urges summit guarantee amid peace talks
President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Macmillan voiced hope for a summit with Khrushchev and stressed peace as imperative. Both leaders called for greater world trade and higher living standards while affirming the need for prudent, intelligent action to avoid global destruction.
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Takeover Bid for Adelaide Steamship Company Offered
A new bid valued over £12 million was tabled by H. C. Sleigh Li to take control of the Adelaide Steamship Company. Directors say they will not recommend the revised offer to shareholders. If successful it would become Australia’s largest business deal. The bid offers five Sleigh shares for each Adelaide Steamship share. Sleigh shares traded today at 20/11.
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Times of India
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India
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