Dutch Exodus Begins On Small Scale In Indonesia
A report details a cautious Dutch exodus in Indonesia, with residents like Mo. Ths of Souraboye stating conditions were not intolerable. Troops and armed guards accompany departing families as diplomatic talks unfold. The note mentions evacuations from Jakarta via Garuda aircraft and the involvement of British, Australian, and Indonesian authorities in managing the situation amid NATO and SEATO dynamics.
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Ansett Airways to Re-equip Fleet in Expansion Plan
Ansett Transport Industries aims to re-equip Ansett Airways and ANA with modern aircraft, including Lockheed Electras, as part of a vigorous expansion. The annual report shows a turnover target around 116 million, a fleet of 45 aircraft, and 93 percent staff retention, despite working capital deficits and reduced profits.
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U S Ban on U K Scientific Success Claimed
A correspondent claims the United States barred publication of key British scientific achievements, noting Britain and Canada share a three nation agreement with America delaying top secret details. The piece asserts British progress in peaceful power outpaces American work and cannot be surpassed.
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Spanish Ready to Launch Counter Attack in Lim i Enclave
Reuters reports the Spanish Army, defeated earlier in the Lim i enclave, has regrouped for a counter attack. Parachutists, Moroccan regionaries and artillery units are said to be engaged in new activity as forces swell to about 10 000. Madrid admits troops were overwhelmed in the initial rebel assault.
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Central Australia drought breaks with heavy rain
DARWIN reports torrential rain in the past 48 hours, filling the Todd River and bringing up to two inches in some areas. Cattle losses persist south of Alice Springs as officials say more rain is needed to start a normal season. Colonel A. T. Rose notes heavy damage across stations and animal losses in the Northern Territory.
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Prices Ease At Sydney Wool Sales
Sydney wool sale results show generally easier prices for shorter types with irregular demand. Slrtings quoted around Gyn while comeback and crossbred lots softened, demand mainly from Japan and Europe with limited UK support. notable lots included Valebeder Yass 187d and MCG Elmaide Yass 106d.
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Bodies Found After Six Day Search In New York
The bodies of a teenage Manchu princess and her student lover were found today in New York after a six day search. A pistol was found beside the bodies.
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Millions For New Homes Predicted by Bank Leaders
Bank leaders forecast a surge in home building with extra 30 million pounds and 4 million from co‑op societies to boost housing. Call for higher bank lending follows central bank advice while governors note reserves and prewar lending norms. Speeches urge less caution, more risk, and targeted lending to primary producers and builders to ease economic pressures.
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Motorcyclists Struck by Lightning in Capetown Tragedy
A report from the Orange Free State states a lightning strike hit a motorcycle near Odeandaalarus killing the rider and his pillion passenger. The incident occurred yesterday as storms affected the area.
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Captain's Flat Fire Threatens Homesteads Near Me
A bush fire near Captain's Flat endangered homesteads including Me George Mesuycannga Mote 1 and GC Reach. A unit of 64 men with 4 water tankers fought the blaze, aided by Shunan and Windy. Strong winds could heighten risk and require more volunteers. Ballanafad area was previously threatened but contained. Bush Fire Council chairman Mr R. Cole warned of high risk.
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Diamond king dies leaves large estate in Britain
Johannesburg dispatch reports Sir Ernest Oppenheimer, the South African diamond magnate, died last month leaving an estate valued at £11,800 470. He did not leave charitable bequests. his son Harry Oppenheimer announced the Ernest Oppenheimer Memorial Trust has been established with a donation of £1,090,000.
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