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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 28, 1965

Page

8

Asia’s year of crises and shifting power in 1965

A review of Asia in 1965 highlights three concurrent wars in Viet Nam Kashmir and Indonesia plus Laos turmoil and northern Thai subversion. It notes the end of Singapore’s merger with Malaysia and rising tensions over national identity leadership and regional unity amid Cold War power plays.

Singapore Asia Vietnam India Pakistan Kashmir Indonesia Malaysia Cambodia Malaysian Federation

Asian powers clash as new system struggles to form

The piece argues that postcolonial Asia lacks a unifying international system and that rivalries among China, the Soviet Union and the United States shape regional conflict. It highlights China’s bid for regional hegemony, Indonesia and India asserts, Vietnam war tensions, and uncertain Western roles, forecasting years of instability ahead.

Singapore Malaysia India South Vietnam Bandung Dijakarta Algiers China United Nations Soviet Union Asia Asian North Vietnam Kashmir United States Royal Australian Regiment South Vietam Australia New Zealand Indo-China Cambodia Britain Suez Europe Indonesia Japan Mao Tzetung Vietnam Hanoi Saigon National Liberation Front

Peace Corps Japanese atone for past mistakes in Asia

Tokyo report says Japan's Peace Corps aims to teach crop cultivation language and judo to Southeast Asians as atonement for wartime wrongs. Volunteers will grow from seven to about 500 by 1968, serving in nearly 30 Asian and African nations under Mr Kimio Shinoura.

Tokyo Japan Peace Corps Kimio Shinoura South-east Asia

Drove car off road in France died after heart attack

A man escaped unhurt when his car ran off the road into a ditch in Rognac Southern France Monday. He later died from a heart attack while in custody of authorities.

Rognac France Reuter

Space walk claimed to use Soviet knowhow by Moscow radio

A Moscow commentator said Edward White's space walk was aided by Soviet input after talks with Leonov and Belayev. He argued the Americans copied Leonov's fuel and procedures, while praising the USSR for leading space firsts and spending heavily on space research.

Moscow Moscow Radio Edward White Yermilov Leone James McDivitt White Outer Space

Holiday Violence and Toll Rise in US Christmas Weekend

US Christmas weekend traffic deaths neared 700 with safety officials warning the final toll would be the worst ever and potentially exceed the 706 deaths recorded during the four day Black Christmas of 1956. At least 697 dead in traffic, plus 110 in fires and other mishaps, with 40 to 90 more feared after the weekend. Reports from Chicago, Turkey, Bogota, and Spain noted various tragedies, including a hotel scene, a derailed train, and a collapsed house. Britain posted fewer road deaths after a new 70 mph limit.

New York National Safety Council Safety Council United Press International Chicago Turkey Yeslay Bogota Colombia Viana Spain Britain Transport Minist

Travel plans spoiled as dogs' life blocks girls' Europe trip

United States Lines refused two Middlebury College seniors Miss Suzanne Pineau and Miss Hilde Lehmann permission to ride in dog kennels on a superliner voyage to Europe, a decision the carrier called unprecedented and likely to trigger a cascade of safety and baggage concerns. The girls had offered to pay $50 each and wrote a letter outlining their travel intent.

New York United States Armly Europe United Nee Acesman Suzanne Pineau Hilde Lehmann Middlebury College Vermont Essen Beng

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