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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 24, 1960

Page

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Soviet Reply Today to Eisenhower Marks Mixed Response

The report outlines Khrushchev's conciliatory yet unnew speech drawing cautious reaction from Western leaders including Macmillan Home and Gaitskell. Tito Kosaka and Wadsworth push renewed disarmament talks while the UN bodies debate agenda and set up a plan for the political committee's November session.

General Assembly Hungaria Assembly James Wadsworth USA U.S

Queanbeyan Graduate Feels the Strain of Migrations

A fragmented report from Queanbeyan indicates residents and graduates facing upheaval due to migration patterns. The site at ASHE Migrations shows ongoing delays, with estimated timelines stretching to two months and concerns over housing, services, and community continuity.

Vralmep ASHE Adi Wie Neevice Ray

Records Set at Royal Melbourne Show Attendance and Stock Parade

The Royal Melbourne Show set an attendance record with 32,256 visitors on the opening day, surpassing the previous 32,696. A grand parade valued at £2,509,000 marked the first time the aggregate value exceeded two million, according to Ringmaster and Organising Committee Chairman Peter Ronald of La Wick.

Arind Parade Petar Ronald Lawick Aréan Committee

Leave Granted to Khrushchev for Glen Cove Visit

The United States will lift travel restrictions on Nikita Khrushchev to allow a weekend visit to the Soviet leader’s Glen Cove estate on Long Island. Khrushchev sought permission to leave Manhattan to reach Glen Cove this evening or tomorrow morning and said he would return on Sunday.

York Nikita Khrushchev Glen Cove Hing Island Heart New York

End of Laos Revolutionary Plan Claim Ended

A Vientiane radio broadcast in Saigon reports Government troops recaptured Pakxane, 80 miles west of Vientiane, driving rebel forces of General Phoumi Novasan into retreat. Both sides claimed success. the Lao High Command said the recapture ends the revolutionary committee's military aims and urged rebels to surrender.

Saigon A.A Vienthime _radio broadcast board Tarotinn Pakxane Vientiane Phoumi Novasan Paksane Notariks Phoumi Laos Lsoian High Command Ta Eee Aaa Ato Puksine Comemittee

New Battle Of Flats Draws 1,000 Marchers In London

Thousands march in London’s St Pancras area in a clash over rent protests. Police faced bricks eggs and fireworks as crowds confronted mounted units. Arrests followed after youths attacked officers as tensions peak near housing demonstrations.

Battle of Flats Scotland Yard London St. Pancras St Pancras Ley Cool Arthur Rowe Conk

Lumumba ministers arrested in Congo at Kinshasa

Antoine Gizenga Congo deputy premier and Lucien Mpolo minister of youth and sport were arrested this morning in Leopoldville. Colonel Mobutu announced the detentions after a plot as Congo crisis tightens. UN overrules Katanga quelling moves and considers new rules allowing force to restore order. Lumumba seeks heavier UN protection around his residence as guards are reinforced.

Leopold Ville Antoine Gizenga Lumumba Joseph Congo Manrica Mpolo Lanmumba Lespoldvile Lucoumeba Mobutu Américan Associated Pro Katanga United Nations U.N. Interevention U.N Leopolt Mobitu Musu Ghana American Associated Press Colonet Mobutio U.N. Command

Princess Alexandra Redirected Tour Amid Nigeria Riots

Princess Alexandra, 23, will travel to Nigeria on Sunday to represent the Queen at Nigerian independence celebrations. She will shift her northern leg to Bida on October 11, skipping Makurdi. Police report over 1,200 arrests as Tiv area unrest continues, with observers noting a challenging royal assignment ahead.

Alexandra Nigeria Bida Makurdi Rinis Princess Alexandra London Hive

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