Guerrilla fears rise after Kuala Lumpur riots
From Bangkok a correspondent reports fears that Communist Chin Peng may renew activity near the Thai Malaysian border after the May riots in Kuala Lumpur. No march occurred, but unease grows in Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok as talks of joint action against terrorists surface amid border incursions and shifting loyalties.
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Kuala Lumpur
Chin Peng
Bangkok
Thailand
Malaysia
Commi Ist
Ford
Padang Besar
Surat
Minor Panic in Bangkok Spreads to Southern Thailand
The four southern provinces Yala Pattani Narathiwat and Satun, largely Thai Muslims, face intensified government scrutiny as separatist pressure rises. Thai security moves include redeploying police, boosting border forces to about 10 000, and placing the region under the suppression command.
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Thailand
Yala
Pattani Narathiwat
Satul
Malaya
Chin Peng
National Economic Development Board
Bangkok
M. L. Dej. Snidvongs
Konardy
North Vietnam
Dave Chullasapya
Supreme Command
Songkla
Kuala Lumpur
Perlis
Kedah
Perak
Kelantan
Dawee
Tun Razak
Thiland
Bangkok sees surprise move amid regional tensions
A fragmented report notes Thanom Kachorn in Bangkok responds to rising violence and regional strain. It mentions security steps, evacuations, and shifting threats near the Asian Highway corridor with references to military actions and increased vigilance in the Straits of Malacca region.
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Thailand
Kuala Lumpur
Cok
Bombardment and border mine action disrupt Thai border post
Reports indicate Malaysian forces resumed heavy artillery bombardment against suspected terrorist positions and mined a Thai border post on October, temporarily halting traffic for several days amid ongoing security operations.
Six Women Break Through South Pole Barrier
A group of six women including five enlistees and a journalist became the first female party to touch down at the South Pole after arriving via a long military flight. They logged 90 days at McMurdo then moved to the Pole, faced delays and a radio blackout, and were welcomed by Admiral Welch and Deep Freeze personnel. The voyage highlighted slow progress in women’s Antarctic participation and featured scientists from the United States and New Zealand.
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Tones
Washington DC
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Lindsay
McSaveney
Tickhill
Peter Jones
Jean Pearson
The
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