Draft for Maphilindo meeting would form Malay union
The foreign ministers of the Philippines Malaya and Indonesia announced drafting an agreement to create Maphilindo a federation of Malaysia Philippines and Indonesia to foster closer cooperation among Malay stock nations the Associated Press reported Manila Thursday.
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A.A.P
Philippines
Malaya
Indonesia
Maphilindo
Malaysia
Associated Press of America
Outline of Maphilindo draft at Manila Summit
Draft declaration of Maphilindo will be shown to heads of Indonesia Malaya and the Philippines at the Manila Summit. Talks include Malaysia forming from Malaya Singapore and North Borneo. Revisions on August 31 date and local plebiscite vs referendum are discussed with U Thant comment.
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Manila
Soekarno
Indonesia
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Macapagal
Philippines
Macame
Formade
Malaysia
Malaya
Singapore
British North Borneo
Macapaga
Maphilindo
Jaysic
U 'Vhant
British North Area
T. Peters
Dele Bation
U Thant
New York
U.N
North Borneo
Sarawak
Butchers Ban Night Work Amid Union Pressure
About 60 unionists agreed to limit shop hours to the official award from 8.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Monday to Friday and 8.30 a.m. to 11.30 p.m. Saturdays. The Master Butchers' Association said shops would open tonight to compete with pre packed meat sales and promised overtime pay. Unionists backed the stance against selling meat after 5.30 p.m. and will meet the Association today.
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Master Butchers’ Association
Pete
Ward's Illness Worsens After Conviction
London report says Dr Stephen Ward’s condition deteriorated after his hospital coma and throat operation. The bulletin notes bronchial pneumonia and mechanical breathing, with Ward not regaining consciousness since admission following a conviction reported on page five.
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London
Stephen Ward
Ward
W. Mayne-Butcher
Skier Church Fund Opens in Sydney for Snowy Mountain Resort
A Jindabyne priest arrived in Sydney to raise funds for a church for skiers at Perisher in the Snowy Mountains. Rev. Fr. Conway hopes construction will begin within four months, with an estimated cost near £50,000, making it Australia’s tallest church and among the first worldwide dedicated to the late Pope John XXIII.
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Sydney
Perisher
Snowy Mountains
Conway
Australia
John XXII
Frondizi Freed by Argentine Government Decree
The Argentine Government issued a decree releasing ex-President Arturo Frondizi, who was deposed in March of the previous year.
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Frondizi
Buenos Aires
A.A.P
Reuter
Arturo Frondizi
RMC Visit By Students Sparks Brief Police Call
Police were summoned to the Royal Military College at Duntroon after two university students were found on site. Military authorities released them as university students. Later three students told The Canberra Times the ANU Students’ Association was not involved, including president Chris Higgins.
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Royal Military College
Duntroon
Canberra Times
A.N.U. Students’ Association
Chris Higgins
Australia boosts Tidbinbilla as equal to Goldstone
Sydney brief reports Australian Minister for Supply Fairhall stating Tidbinbilla in ACT will rank with the US Goldstone tracking station within years. He notes ongoing work with NASA and US Navy contracts for Jindivik flights, plus hoped NATO and ELDO collaborations and space training opportunities for Australians.
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Tidbinbilla
A.C.T
Goldstone
Fairhall
U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Australia
Goldstone Space
NASA
James Webb
War Secretary Hurley Dies in Sleep at 80
Major General Patrick J. Hurley former Secretary of War under Hoover died in his sleep at 80. He directed World War II supply efforts from New Zealand to Bataan and later served as roving envoy, troubleshooter and ambassador to China for Roosevelt.
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Patrick J. Hurley
New Zealand
Bataan
Associated Press of America
Hurley
Herbert Hoover
China
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Postmaster-General Davidson to Retire From Parliament
Brisbane reports Postmaster-General and Country Party leader Mr. Davidson will retire at the end of the current Parliament. A long veteran of service in World War I and II, he has held the Dawson seat since 1946 and served as Postmaster-General since 1956.
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Davidson
Country Party
Dawson
Queensland
Ine Wawson
1St
ALF
Canberra
Capricornia
F. M Forde
Labour
Carmila
Rockhampton
Mackay
Nos
Adermann
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