Malaya to boost armed forces amid Indonesia threat
Malaya will immediately strengthen its armed forces to counter Indonesian hostility. The government said Indonesia’s stance toward Malaya and the Malaysia federation endangers security. Opposition Socialist Front leader Indie Ahmad Boestamam was detained under the Internal Security Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuala Lumpur
A.p.reuter
Malaya
Indonesia
Malaysia Federation
Socialist Front
Indie Ahmad Boestamam
Malaya to Expand Armed Forces Amid Indonesia Tension
Indonesia pledges full assistance to thwart Malaysia's federation plan including Malaya Singapore Sarawak North Borneo and Brunei rebels. Tun Abdul Razak announces immediate substantial military expansion with new ships weapons and equipment to counter Indonesian confrontation policy.
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Dajakarta
Dr Subandrio
Indopein
Brunei
Tinku Abdul Rahman
Borneo
Antara
Subandrio
Indonesia
Malaysia
U S Aid Sought In Malaysia Dispute
Sir Arthur and Australian officials push for American mediation amid rising tensions between Indonesia and Malaya over the Malaysia Federation. Washington discussions included Averill Harriman and James Bell. officials say not a crisis, but concerns over Chinese influence and regional security remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
America
Conference of Nations
Malaysia
Washington
Indonesia
Malaya
Ste Arthur Tange
State Department
Averill Harriman
Premiers Press for Extra Funds as Loan Markets Rally
Canberra discussions show premiers seeking additional Commonwealth loan allocations for works programs amid a buoyant loan market and selective stimulus needs. Economics indicators point to improving productivity and private building while widespread unemployment drives calls for housing, education and hospital funding.
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Canberra
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Heffron
Counscil
N.S.W
Livmore
Belemont
Chowburn
Queensland
Western Australia
Tee Mamed
Blast Reported Shocks Indiana Express About Sino Tibetan Tension
The Indiana Express reports tremors felt in Bhutan and Sik kia for seconds on a January night. Rattling sounds and large illuminated clouds were seen from the Sinking Desert as Tibetan refugees claim China planned explosions in Sin kiang.
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Indiana Express
Bhutan
Sikkia
Sinkiang
Decorations Planned for Canberra Day by Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce recommends decorating business premises on March 12 Canberra Day. The Chamber Council agreed to record business houses as appropriate for decorations, signaling a community-wide observance.
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Chamber of Commerce
Canberra
Unions Seek Building Aid Across Australia
A NSW building unions delegation led by Mr Le Sehure arrives in Canberra for two days to press premiers and the Low n Council for greater building industry expenditure. Victoria officials are expected to join and the NSBBLU and BWLU branches are represented by F O Sullivan F Buller and Mo McNamah.
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Loan Council
Canberra
Queensland
Mr. Nicklin
New South Wales
Heffron
Labour and National Service
Mr. McMahon
South Australia
Sir Thomas Playford
al the
Lown Council
Austmilia
Victoria
NAW
Sydney Building Trades Group
le Sehure
N.5.w
Building Workers’ Industrial Union
F O'Sullivan
NWSW
The
Painters Union
F. Buller
Nsw
BAW
LUL
Mo McNamah
Fd. McCauley
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Federation of Malaya
Singapore
Sarawik
North Borneo
Yan Abdul Ravak
Iter
Tun Ravak
Mirhaysta
Tun Razak
Inohe Ahmad Boestimam
Malwan
Boestamam
Partai Komunt Indonesia
Iraq
Abdel Saldam Muhammed Aref
Kassem
U.S
Sir Arthur
Murlayu
Sir Arthur i
AUS
British North Borneo
Crane
Sarawak
Lhe
Arthur Wangela
Department
Office of South-West Pace Affairs
James Bell
Britain
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