Congo reads NATO boycott threat in mineral dispute
Kinshasa says only NATO nations would back a Congo len e copper boycott in response to Union Miniere du Haut Katanga and Belgian concerns. The government insists it will control its mining output and markets, noting past dispossessions and possible takings of land and assets.
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Kinshasa
NATO
Cong-Kinshasa
Jenn
Union Miniere du Haut Katange
Union Miniere
Arusele
Congo
Gerrany
Sopper
Coma
Lompany
PCH
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Rovernmar
Laise Merais
Bylees Ores Company
Comgo Ink
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Kande
Kaade
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Pilin New Company
Jer Tessid
Way
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Sheers
Nott Atlantic
Cerain
Miniere
Simon
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Anpa
Australian Forecast Projects Sharp Rise in Wheat Exports
A US government forecast outlines Australian agriculture for 1965 to 1980 with wool and dairy prices rising and exports increasing. Wool production would climb from 1.706 to 2.092 million tons by 1980, dairy output fall then recover, and cotton and tobacco outputs also grow while per capita butter consumption is expected to drop with liberalising margarine rules.
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Monash
The
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Biden
Yale
Tova
Femai Vneady
Thin
Takeover bid for Ilford phosphate sparks market debate
The Financial Times reports a proposed takeover bid for Ilford phosphate may yield about A$229 million for the remaining capital. The plan involves exchange offers for ordinary shares and references a broad strategic aim to expand market share against dominant global groups amid competition concerns.
Stock Market Snapshot and Local Business Mentions
A collage of figures and names from the Sydney stock scene shows Colonial Sugar Refining Limited at 300 with lapses below last year’s peak. CSR assets moves boost confidence while Western Davis and Kee Hahaeta notes drift. Pharmaceuticals and local listings appear among scattered financial chatter and market close.
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Sydney Stock Exchange
Colonial Sugar Refining
Willenoom
Melbourne shares rise amid broad mining interest
Increased appetite for mining stocks hit the Melbourne Stock Exchange with 138 advances and 43 declines across industrials. The session showed broad gains and higher prices, though activity spanned a wide range of issues. Personal lending terms appeared briefly in market notes.
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Melbourne Stock Exchange
Wilke
Wonlsorini
Aurora Sbie
Esther
Monte
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