Police Clash as Demonstrations Ban Enforced During Visit
Reported protests were banned during the visit of a Malaysian federation leader. Police detained seven Chinese, then released as a riot squad cleared a large crowd headed for the airport. The crowd dispersed after speeches by Stephen Young and Ong Kee Yui. UN mission led by Laurence Michelmore to assess elections and self-determination in Borneo. Advance Malayan troops departed for Labuan to establish a liaison unit with British forces.
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Sarawak United Peoples’ Party
Stephen Young
Ong Kee Yui
Thant
Borneo
Kuala Lumpur
Labuan
British North Borneo
Malayan Defence Ministry
Djakarta
Antara
Kardono
Malaysia Federation
Medan
Kalimantan
Samarinda
Malaysia
Sir William outlines plan for Canberra Parliament House
Sir William, consultant to the National Capital Development Commission, spoke at a Canberra press conference about a new Parliament House and a cultural centre on Capital Hill. He urged appointing a single architect or small committee, predicted a three year drafting period, and warned the nucleus must be expandable while surrounding wings adapt to future needs.
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Parliament House
Canberra
William
National Capital Development Commission
Caneberri
N.C.D.C
Capitol Hill
Capital Hill
Sir William
Northbourne Avenue
Vver
Sydney Opera House
Parliament
New Action On Flat Allocations
The Commissioner offord led an intensive inquiry into flat allocations after a departmental check found irregularities. Mr E Richards said the report, after interviews with residents, was sent to the Minister and Terror Eviction action was considered by the Attorney General and the Minister for the Interior. Canberra detectives led by Insp Roch-
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Offord
E. Richards
Department of the
Richards
Garfield Warwick
Interior
Preeth
Freeth
Canberra
B. A. Roch
Maude Wins Stratford by Election After Liberal Swing
Mr Angus Maude former editor of the Sydney Morning Herald and Conservative MP won the Stratford upon Avon by election. Labour vote steadied from 1959 as last Conservative support shifted to the Liberal candidate. Results: Maude 15846 Faulds 12376 Mirfin 7622 Blair 281 Sutch 209.
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Angus Maude
The
Sydney Morning Herald
Stratford-Upon- Avon
Maude
A. Faulds
Labour
D. Mirfin
Liberal
M. Blair
British and Commonwealth Party
D. Sutch
National Teenagers
U S Accepts Soviet Plan At Disarmament Talks
Geneva dispatch says the United States is willing to accept Nikita Khrushchev’s proposal for ground observation posts to guard against surprise nuclear attack. Charles Stelle urged the Soviet side to flesh out details while noting America would not insist on its proposed safety measures such as aerial and mobile ground teams or overlapping radars.
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Geneva
U.S
Krushchev
Associated Press of America
Charles Stelle
Krushcchev
America
Four Canoeists Die After Weir Tragedy Near Tallangatta
Searchers abandon hope for four Outward Bound camp members missing after a squall-swamped canoe trip on the Home Weir near Tallangatta. Bodies of Taylor, Gurney, and Howe recovered. four others remain missing as relatives react to the accident and the camp continues.
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Talgarno Bight
Hume Weir
John Barker
Albury District Hospital
Graham Gurney
Hume West
Asbury
Tallangatta
Singellia
Robin Taylor
Gregory S. Howe
Allan Kerris
Brian Kirkham
Owen Sandall
Malcolm Buckman
Ross Howe
Gregory Howe
Mitta Mitta
Gregory
Taylor
Hitti Milita River
Sydney
Outward Bound Movement
Admiral J. H. Buchanan
Tallanpattu
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U.N. Malaysia Survey
Sarawak
U.N. Office of Personnel
Laurence Michelmore
Indonesia
Malaya
Philippines
Federation
BU P
Michel More
George Janecek
Czechoslovakia
U.N. Secretariat
Pakistan
Japan
Ceylon
Argenne
Ghana
Jordans
Michaelmore
Janecek
BWP
Manila
Michelmore
Mam
Britain
Sir William Holford
A.C.T. Police
Mr. Maude
Felca Watches
Jordan’s
Kingston Jewellers
Ledders
Church & Ts
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