Malaysia Braces For Possible Clash Over Borneo Borders
Indonesian officials warn that heightened hostility toward Indonesia by Malaysia and Singapore could trigger armed conflict near Sarawak and North Borneo. Dr Subandrio cautions that frontier tensions and alleged Malay political moves threaten stability, while Brunei’s Sultan signals openness to joining Malaysia amid regional pressure.
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Walaya
Indonesia
Borneo
Singapore
Sand Tte
Kuching
Sarawak
Kuiala Lunpur
Brunei
Sir Nor Ai Saifiddin
Languiage
Cair Malayan Tines
Todiey
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Moshi
Wanganyikai
Britain
Law Term Opens with 110 Lawyers Attending Church Service
About 110 members of the legal profession attended a special church service to mark the start of the 1963 Law Term. In the top photo a group leaves St Christopher's after the service while Sir Garfield Barwick and Mr Justice Joske arrive at St John's for the ceremony.
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St. Christopher’s
Justice Joske
Garfield Barwick
St. John’s
Red Attack On Iraq Regime In Basra and Tehran
Reports from Teheran say armed Iraqi Communists fight the new revolutionary regime near Basra Abadan. About 100 imprisoned Communists were freed while officers were executed. West Germany and Reuters cite recognition of Iraq’s government. US official George Ball notes the regime appears stable and not linked to the United Arab Republic.
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Teheran
Basra
Abadan
American Associated Press
Teast
Treptier
Bis
Ferihiy Ane
Dryas
Keuiwant
Thresy
Pormal
Hydiail
Rapihad Radio
Moe
Abel Majd Selim
Fred
Pissein Dour
Caldbrihim Kadi
Stith
Dawud Varnatel
Tranwhi
Brag Hussey Oomissiom
Opegime
Irag
Hittish United Press
Tran
Reuter
Bonn
West Germany
Washington
George Ball
Iraq
Omer
Kassem
United Arab Republic
Skripov on Way Home Via Prague
Expelled Russian diplomat Ivan Skripov departed Djakarta by air this morning with his wife and son Konstantin bound for Prague. An embassy official said he would continue to Moscow on the regular weekly Aeroflot flight after a plane change in Prague.
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P.reuter
Ivan Skripov
Djakarta
Soviet Union
Skripov
Konstantin
Prague
Australia
Canberra
Moscow
Aeroflot
Incentive Plea From Industry Leaders Moves Cabinet
National industry and commerce leaders urged incentives to spur economic expansion. Prime Minister Menzies and senior ministers heard manufacturing, banking, and primary producers on the economy. Cabinet plans to decide on loan allocations and possible tax measures in Canberra next week.
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Monvies
Obi
Loan Council
Canberra
Australian Council of Trade Unions
Menzies
ACT
Fhe Graviers
Australia
Skasler Pex Hirces
Law and religion meet at St Johns and St Christopher s
Archdeacon Hill spoke on the rule of law at St Johns while Reverend Father Batten discussed natural law versus statute law at St Christopher s. Mr Justice Joske read Romans at St Johns. Attending were prominent legal figures including Sir Carfield Barwick Sir Kenneth Bailey and Mr Justice Eggleston.
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Archdeacon Hill
St. John's
Father R. Batten
St Christopher's
Father Batten
Justice Joske
St. John’s
St. Christopher's
Sir Carfield Barwick
Kenneth Bailey
Justice Eggleston
Kashmir Talks To Continue Between India and Pakistan
Pakistan External Affairs Minister A. Bhutto and Indian Railway Minister Swaran Singh announced after a late night meeting that Kashmir talks would continue, likely in Calcutta, with both countries pursuing further discussions.
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Karachi
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Kajsen
Bay Hedy
Sd Sbilitiv
Supreme Court of the Act
Justice Dunphy
F C. P. Keane
S.M
M. & C. Johnston
Bath
Kashmir
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