Beira blockade tests Rhodesia policy under Beira oil risk
The article discusses Britain’s tightening stance toward Rhodesia, focusing on a UN backed Beira oil blockade and naval patrols to stop oil shipments. It notes Portugal’s dilemma between aiding Rhodesia and avoiding regional conflict, while highlighting Mr Smith’s challenging position and the uncertain path to negotiated settlement before the British election.
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Beira
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Limited Nations Security Council
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Mozambique
South Africa
Zambia
Malawi
Tanzania
Portugal
Security Council
Briain
Wilson Hart
Britain and Rhodesia in the Vietnam debate during the election
An opinion piece by Christopher Hollis discusses Enoch Powell and Labour's stance on American action in Vietnam. It notes Labour support for the U S bombing policy, concerns about moral implications, and contrasts with Britain’s Malay concerns amid the broader Cold War tensions.
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Vietnam
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Lahour
Wilson
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de Cyrille
Nile
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Britain
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Lmost
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Enterprise
Inter
Malayia
Western Australia Iron Ore Reserves and Global Demand
WA iron ore prospects expand as Wilgie Mia and Pilbara deposits draw Japanese interest. Analysts forecast rising pellet demand and shifting trade, with Australia poised to influence world markets amid new overseas tenders and rising production in Bolivia and other regions.
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Perth
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Tokyo Company
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Japan
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Mie
Merty
Aws Wallan
Europe
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Africa
South America
Australia
J. R. Miller
Uniteddustrial Development
Ho Stuart Harrison
Cleveland Chiffs Iron Cn
Roche River
Old foe of Sukarno Sjahrir dies in Switzerland hospital
Sutan Sjahrir Indonesia’s first premier, aged 87, died Saturday in a Zurich hospital after a stroke eight days earlier. A key figure in the 1945 to 1947 period, he led the independence movement, clashed with Sukarno over parliamentary principles, and was imprisoned in 1962 before traveling to Switzerland for care.
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Tell
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Europe
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Vietnam
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Vietnam's religious divisions threaten central government
In central Vietnam the rivalry among religious groups and regional interests weakens Saigon's rule. French colonial era ties, Catholic, Buddhist Theravada, Cao Dai and Hoa Hao movements fuel factionalism. Northern officials dominate civil service while southern aspirations resist, risking continued instability and anti-American sentiment.
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