Singapore PM Lee calls Australians crude at press talk
Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew said Australians were a bit crude during a Singapore press conference citing lack of experience. He contrasted them with Britain and noted no intent to scare leaders, adding Malaysia and Indonesia relations require careful handling.
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Lee Kuan Yew
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Australia
Australian Broadcasting Commission
Indonesia
Malaysia
Rudy Gontha
Assault on Soviet Official in Washington Staged by Teens
Dmitri I. Sorokin, Third Secretary at the Soviet Embassy, was assaulted by three teenage Negro boys near his Northwest Washington home. He was struck with a stick, knocked to the ground, and had his pockets searched but no injuries required treatment.
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Washington
A.A.P
United Press International
Dmitri I. Sorokin
Crop-dusting Smog Triggers Evacuations and Hospital Care
An aerial spray on hop fields released insecticide into the air due to unusual conditions. About 30 people were hospitalized, with no deaths reported, and several cattle died. A wind cleared the area in two hours and most patients were released after decontamination. Two men and a baby remained for observation but appeared not seriously ill.
Liberals May Not Contest East Sydney By‑Election
Sydney readers report the Liberal Party plans no candidate for the East Sydney by‑election next month. party leaders deem it a waste in Labour stronghold with E Ward’s 1961 11 556 margin. State secretary J Carrick said the executive would decide in about 10 days amid 36 429 enrolled electors.
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Liberal Party
East Sydney
E. Ward
J. ©. Carrick
Kennedy Baby Buried After Private Mass in Boston
President Kennedy attended the burial of Patrick Bouvier Kennedy in the family plot at Brookline after a private Mass officiated by Cardinal Cushing. Mrs. Kennedy remained on Cape Cod recovering from delivery by cesarean as the event drew a small crowd and police controlled access.
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A.A. P
Kennedy
Patrick Bouvier
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Cardinal Cushing
Brookline
Patrick
Cape Cod
Soroptimists Plan Rice Bowl Dinner At Hotel Civic
The Soroptimist Club adopts Freedom From Hunger as a project and will host a Rice Bowl Dinner on Tuesday August 20 at 7 30 p m in the Starcrest Lounge Hotel Civic. Guest speaker Morris West author of The Shoes of the Fisherman. Tickets 1 1 shilling available at David Jones or from club members. caters for about 200.
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Starcrest
Hotel Civic
Morris West
David Jones
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