UN reports helicopter crash amid New Guinea cholera fight
The United Nations reported a helicopter crash in West New Guinea while aiding cholera victims. One crew member injured with concussion and a fractured arm. pilot unharmed. Cholera deaths reached 164 in two weeks, with progress noted in the southern district and quarantine maintained at Agats with 428 cases.
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U.N. Praises Australia on New Guinea Emancipation Pace
French delegate Kosczinsko-Morizet commends Australia for a difficult task in New Guinea and expects the Papuan people to run their own affairs with accelerated emancipation. Indonesian delegate Sasmojo backs self government soon and a broadened Legislative Council. Burmese delegate Tin Maung criticizes vested white interests and urges imaginative political advances.
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Soekarno to shift military funds to development
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