British officials deem Malaysia agreement unsatisfactory
Senior British officials said the Asia Summit on Malaysia produced a text they regard as most unsatisfactory from Britain’s view. They believed Malayan Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman did not press his positions. The Foreign Office said it would study the agreement text.
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Singapore
A.a.p.-Reuter
Malaysia
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Manila
Foreign Office
London
New York
U Thant
Moscow
U.S
Britain
U.N
Colonial Office
Soekarno
Djakarta
Indonesia
Associated Press
Bangkok
Malayan P
Thanat Khoman
Malaysia summit yields cautious note on Malaysia plan
A six day summit between Soekarno Abdul Rahman and Macapagal ended with a compromise on forming Malaysia. Malaya would seek British cooperation and the UN will study self determination in Borneo. Officials await full text before comment.
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U.N
British North Borneo
Sarawak
Little Romani Gay at Church Hall during Education Week
Romani performers provide a kaleidoscope of colours as they dance in the Church of England Girls' Grammar School production Little Romani Gay at the Forrest Methodist Church Hall yesterday. The scene accompanied by glows and shrill violins contributed to Education Week's activities.
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Church of England Girls’ Grammar School
Methodist Church Hall
Forrest
Wider Moscow Accord Sought For Talks
British Foreign Secretary Lord Home arrived at the Soviet Foreign Ministry with an American delegate and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to discuss a new agenda for nuclear restraint and possible NATO Warsaw pact non aggression steps. The U S team included Adlai Stevenson and William Foster as talks continued this afternoon.
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Lord Home
Canberra
Rusk
Gromyko
Dep
Iward Heath
Thomas
Foreign Office
Harold Caccia
Humphrey Trevelyan
NATO
Warsaw
U.S
America
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
William Foster
Bandits Kill 45 Workers in Caldas State Ambush
In Caldas State near La Victoria 60 miles northwest of Bogota bandits ambushed three truckloads of road workers and a passenger van abducting victims to an abandoned farmhouse where they were knifed to death. Leader named William Angel Aranguren alias Captain Vengeance. Government says army police rushed to the scene.
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Bogota
Colombia
Caldas
Emilio Vallejo
la Victoria
Vallejo
William Angel Aranguren
Captain Vengeance
Pioneer widow leaves fortune in Australian will
Sydney report says Mrs Madeleine Clare Faithfull Wilkinson aged 80 died on the Isle of Man last May leaving an estate over £721,000. The Australian widow's descendants arrived in Australia in 1791 and she married young living in England most of her life. Brief will details released but beneficiaries unnamed.
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Sydney
Isle of Man
Madeleine Clare Faithfull Wilkinson
Australia
Ex French P M Robert Schuman in Critical Condition
Paris reports former French Prime Minister Robert Schuman, 77, critically ill at his Chazelles home. A pioneer of European unity, he led government from late 1947 to mid 1948 and again briefly in September 1948. he later served as Foreign Minister and as president of the European Parliament.
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Paris
A.a.p.reuter
M. Robert Schuman
Chazelles
France
M. Schuman
European Unity
European Coal and Steel Pool
European Parliamentary Assembly
Soviet Bloc Walks Out of Peking Rally Over Wan Li Attack
In Peking, Soviet and Eastern bloc ambassadors staged a mass walkout during a rally honoring Somalia Republic Premier. Wan Li condemned Soviet politics, prompting immediate exits by Stepan Chernenko and other envoys from East Germany Poland Czechoslovakia Bulgaria Romania Hungary and Mongolia.
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Peking
Wan Li
Chou En Lai
Chen Yi
Great Hall of the Peoples
Stepan Chervonenko
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Rumania
Hungary
Mongolia
Parliament House Details and Design Discussions
Sir William Holford discusses siting and landscaping of the proposed Parliament House with the National Capital Development Commission. A Canberra visit raises talk of an Australian design in a world competition, with completion targeted for 1970 or 1971 and six to seven years for detailing and construction.
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William Holford
Parliament House
National Capital Development Commission
Nationa Capital Development Commission
Sir William
Canberra
Sir Williams
Army Plane Missing Over Korea With Six Soldiers Aboard
A United Nations Command spokesman said six American soldiers aboard an Army light aircraft are missing since Sunday. Possible shootdown by North Korean fire is under consideration, though no gunfire has been reported along the eastern DMZ. The plane reportedly took off near the zone and was headed southwest.
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New York
A.A
Korea
United Nations Command
Associated Press of America
South Korea
Dialling progress links Canberra Sydney and Melbourne
Postmaster General Mr. Davidson told Mr. Fraser that subscriber trunk dialing between Canberra and Sydney started last year and is popular. The move toward full automatic service would allow Canberra Melbourne calls by 12 months with 03 Melbourne prefix and reduced charges per second for short calls. The Yarralumla exchange will lack SID features until replacement in about a year. Manual Melbourne service remains at a three minute minimum.
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ALG
Epcra Ue Se
Davidson
J. Fraser
Lab
A.C.T
Canberra
Sydney
Melbourne
Australia
Wat
Fraser
Yarralumla Exchange
Yarralumla
S.I.D
Weather and classifieds snippet from Canberra diary page
Brief fragment lists weather small ads amusements and finance notes from Canberra diary dated page sections, with television and radio references. No clear events or figures available beyond generic listings.
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Canberra
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British Borneo
Federation
Tunkay Abdul Rahmen
Macapagal
Philippines
Tunku Comment
Borneo
North Borneo
United Nations
P.M. Very
China
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