29 Sep 1960
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 29, 1960
Page
1
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The British Prime Minister and Soviet Premier Khrushchev were set to meet privately tomorrow for the first time since the Paris summit collapse. Officials said Macmillan would press for a two-nation framework with neutrals and seek a path toward broader talks, while Khrushchev and Soviet diplomats weigh private discussions and potential Geneva talks.
Mr. Menzies will leave Sydney this afternoon to take over from Sir Garfield Barwick as Australian delegation head at the United Nations General Assembly. He will travel for about a fortnight with Cabinet support and a planned meeting with Soviet Premier Khrushchev tomorrow Canberra time.
A 80 kilogram space monkey is reported to orbit Earth aboard the first West mission. The article cites sources from AP and the London press, noting Western speculation about the mission and mentions of Moscow authorities commenting on the event.
Police say a Trop truck driver from Narrabundah faces an attempted murder charge after a site incident. He will appear in court this March to answer the charge.
In Leopoldville doctors warn of smallpox and bubonic plague outbreaks or threats. United Nations approval received to use a fund of £892,000 Australian for Congo civilian operations, stated by Dr Said Linner, UN chief in the region.
In a Bria Medical Journal report Sir William cites animal fats as slimming. Meanwhile World Bank President W. A. Iliffe warns that capital flows and economic needs shape policy as Australia and 67 other nations discuss aid. The piece links dietary myths to broader financial debates.
The Soviet Union fully supported East Germany’s Berlin squeeze and urged the United States to stop illegal air corridors to West Berlin. It kept the Four Power status for Berlin vague, while West German leader Adenauer pressed for sharper action and refused to move Billy Graham’s tent near the Curtain.
Deputy Foreign Secretary Me Edward Heath told the Strasbourg Assembly that Britain's Commonwealth ties and domestic agricultural policy blocked full entry to the European Economic Community. He warned a common external tariff would end duty-free Commonwealth goods and raise rates, complicating relations with Commonwealth nations.
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