Khrushchev to address Moscow public meeting on return
Soviet Premier Khrushchev expected to speak at a public meeting in Moscow upon return from foreign visits. The event, at the Sports Palace Lenin Stadium, will discuss Spain and world issues as Eisenhower prepares for a press conference and a nationwide TV program. The talks at Camp David and the day’s conferences between the leaders yielded cautious optimism for a breakthrough on Berlin and disarmament.
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Barber Claims Knowledge Of Treasure Site
A village barber in Marte Varohine claims to know where a treasure lies, stating his grandfather told him the exact spot years ago. He recalls his 107 year old grandfather, who fled during a historic raid, described the buried wealth.
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Lostos
Road Hauliers Protest Embassy Insults
Australian road hauliers, led by H. E. Patterson after a five week US tour, plan to protest to Prime Minister Menzies over insults from the Australian Embassy in Washington. They urge adopting U.S. practice of using petrol taxes to fund road building.
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Menzies
Washington
H. E. Patterson
Princess Alexandra Inspects Cadet Guard in Australia
Princess Alexandra conducts a final inspection before departing Australian soil. She reviews a guard of Duntroon cadets at the airport before leaving.
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Duntroon
Russia Shows Interest In Sydney Trade Fair
The Moscow Chamber of Commerce president requested full details of the Sydney Trade Fair scheduled August 1 to 12. The event will feature industrial displays across food marketing clothing wool mining water metal and related industries.
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Sydney
Moscow Chamber of Commerce
Princess Alexandra Departs Australia After Royal Visit
The Princess was farewelled by Prime Minister Menzies and Governor General Slim. Crowds of 4000 watched as she inspected a guard of honour and a gum tree planting at Government House before boarding the Qantas Super Constellation to Darwin.
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Princess Alexandra Gives Flower To Local Girl In Darwin Farewell
In Darwin on her tour the Princess Alexandra shared a frangipani bouquet with seven year old Jillian Handford, a half caste girl, after Jillian handed her the bouquet at Government House. The crowd cheered as the Princess offered the flower and signed off with a brief farewell.
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Jillian
Princess Mexandra Arrives in Thailand for Royal Visit
Princess Mexandra lands in Bangkok greeted by Thai and British flags. She is hosted by King Phumiphol Aduldej and travels with officials including Deputy Premier Ines Dhani and Ambassador Sir Richard Whittington. The royal party proceeds to the capital for a two day visit.
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Young woman dies after two car collision at Narrabundah intersection
A 23 year old telephone operator from Narrabundah died from chest and internal injuries after a collision at Sturt Avenue and McMillan Circle in the early hours. Two drivers were injured and treated. Terence Clarke escaped unharmed.
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