Indonesia Opens Trade Talks With Singapore Amid Optimism
Reported discussions in Singapore focus on resuming full trade relations including services communications immigration and customs. Indonesian and Singaporean delegations plan committee-level talks next day with hopes for a mutual beneficial framework and a future trade agreement.
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Coup purge completes removal of officials in Indonesia
Information Ministry said about 1100 officials suspected of complicity in the Communist counterplot were purged. Some 119 were sacked and 248 suspended, with calls for press freedom and removal of church impediments. A journalist leader urged a comprehensive press freedom law.
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Royal snub fuels prejudice claim in Cambridge society
Sir Gordon Sutherland, head of the Institute for Physick and the Phys cal Society at Emmanuel College Cambridge, says prewar prejudice influenced a secret ballot rejection of a Prince as honorary fellow. He notes less than eight percent eligible voted, with doctors voters split by doctrinaire views and a Nobel Prize profile cited as a factor.
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Detained Rhodesia lecturer released in Salisbury raid
One of nine European lecturers at Rhodesia’s multiracial University College, B C Curtin, was freed from Salisbury Central Prison after a police raid last week. He flew to Johannesburg then London hound flight, while eight other lecturers were still detained as deportation orders were issued.
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Jewish Leaders Warn of Soviet Jewish Peril
Nahum Goldman, president of the World Jewish Congress, warned at a plenary session that Soviet Jews face destruction within one or two generations. He urged sustained world public opinion pressure and renewed dialogue to counter perceived persecution while stressing Jewish aims are nonpolitical and nonconfrontational.
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Chicago clashes erupt as white mobs target Black marchers
Reported incidents across Chicago and Anaheim describe white mobs attacking Black marchers and their vehicles. Police faced rioting involving bricks and tires. several injuries occur as crowds confront officers. Authorities vow investigations and increased patrols in affected areas.
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