Soekarno Says Bloodshed May Drive Dutch From New Guinea
President Soekarno rejects international opinion and vows to use force to retake West New Guinea. Indonesian mobilization expands as Col Jusuf reports flotilla movements from Surabaya toward Makassar, with more destroyers and vessels expected.
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Preident
Sockarno
New ‘Guinea
South Celebes
Lonmandes
M. Jusuf
Col
Jusuf
Dr. Soekarno
Celebes
Makassar
Surabaya
Indonesian rule stance and New Guinea tensions rise
A wartime report details Indonesian claims over West Irian and Dutch New Guinea, noting Indonesian officials refuse to name a successor and highlight negotiations limited to transfer of administration from Holland. Dutch forces respond with accelerated Hunter fighter redeployments to Biak and security measures in Hollandia as the situation heats up.
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the Hague
Dutch New Guinea
Biak
Hollandia
P J. Patech
Killer killed Capui of ie Cans berra Skin Diving Club
George Meyer of the Skin Divers Club displays a bronze whaler shark he speared near Toll Gate Islands four miles from Bateman Bay. Meyer and a Sydney party spotted six bronze whalers in shallow water and he shot two sharks while noting warm currents have drawn more sharks close to shore.
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Capui
Ie Cansberra
George Meyer
Toll Gate Islands
Sie I Bateman Bay
Meyer
Mr. Meyer
Sydney
Toll Gate
Britain’s Heath argues progress needed before Market entry
United Press International reports Heath noted major problems must be resolved before Basar could finish joining the Market. He and Ball and Secretary Rusk held frank talks on foreign economic issues, stressing Congress must pass a new U.S. foreign trade program to handle an enlarged Market. Ministers of six Market nations made no substantial progress on a common agricultural policy, leaving fruit and vegetable rules, minimum price criteria, and financing unsettled. Britain’s agriculture minister Soames said Britain remains committed to Commonwealth producers and warned on preserving domestic outlets if the country joins.
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Heath
Britain
Ball
Dean Rusk
Thesources
Congress
U.S
United States
Brussels
Christopher Soames
England
Durham Agricultural Society
Loch Man and Boy Rescued After 28 Hours in Rugged Snow
A man and boy lost for 28 hours on the Great Dividing Range near Thredbo were found seven miles southeast of Dead Horse Gap. Hugh Buhrie, 38, of Castlecrag Sydney, and David McKinne, 11, of Artarmon, wandered from a picnic Saturday with seven others and were located by horseman Denny Coleman, Snowy Mountains Authority staff captain. They survived on minimal clothing, kept camp by a fire, and did not panic. Dozens of volunteers, police, bushmen, and observers in light aircraft participated in the search, aided by a radio appeal from Radio Cooma. They were found near the Murray River junctions by Indi.
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Great Dividing Range
Thredbo
Saturdy
Hugh Buhrie
Edinburgh Road
Castlecrag
Sydney
David McKinne
Artarmon
Dead Horse Gap
Koscinsko
Denny Coleman
Snowy Mountains Authority
Thredbo Snow Patrol
Cooma
Jindabyne
Berridale
Konciuscko State Park
Bethe Says Soviet Nuclear Tests Aim at Warhead Tech
Dr. Henry Bethe, a leading U.S. nuclear scientist, stated that the recent Soviet nuclear tests appear directed at developing warheads comparable to those used in the American Minuteman program, raising concerns about the potential for broader conflict.
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United States
Hany Bethe
Bethe
Death of Mrs Berndt in NSW road crash near King Edward
Mrs Margaret Berndt of Tuncopee Road Villawood NSW died after a collision at the King Edward Street and King’s Avenue Bridge intersection. She was a passenger in a car driven by her husband Fhrenfried Berndt. The second driver William John Bruce of Fairbain Avenue Pialfico was uninjured. Police said the death was the first road crash fatality in the ACT for 1962.
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Margaret Berndt
Tuncopee Road
Villawood
N.S.W
Fhrenfried Berndt
William John Bruce
Fairbain Avenue
Pialfico
Mra Berndt
Fire kills woman and six children in Clydebank home
A Clydebank house fire claimed the life of a pregnant woman and six children. The McGown family perished with two seven-year-old twins and younger children. Neighbors and guests from Lidebank escaped as the inferno erupted after an explosion.
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Sdinburgh
A.p.reuter
Clydebank
Dumbartonshire
Fivo
Robert McGown
We Margaret
Father seriously injures son in driveway crash in Narrabun
A nine year old boy named Rodney Keil Weaver was struck by a car driven by his father Arthur George Weaver as he played near the house on Ryde Kok Pymble New South Wales. The child was admitted to the Community Hospital with a fracture. Police report the father drove the vehicle toward the driveway and the boy ran into the path of the car.
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Yes
Rodney Keil
Cy Kei ‘Weaver
Ryde Kok Pymble
Nsw
New Rouse
Cstates Street
Narrabun
Arthur George Weaver
Stolen Canberra Cars Recovered One Still Missing
A Canberra report notes two cars stolen in the past three days. One car owned by John Ewens of Red Hill vanished from the Administration Building parking area Friday between 8:30 am and 3 pm. A second car owned by Bernard Rees of Braddon was taken early Sunday and later recovered near Red Hill.
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Canberra
John Ewens
Tennyson Crescent
Red Hill
Ewens
Bernard Rees
Allawah
Braddon
Gtow
Snyeshuastor Street
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New Guinea
Sae- Lino
Soekarna
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Nia
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Soekarno
Macassar
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Jan
Pare-Pare
West Irian
Ian Ni
York
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U. Tusni
Negoli
Ha Tade
Washington
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Edward Heath
George Ball
United Press International
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Ueetling
Vygmain
Loch Man
King Edward Teerace and
Kines Aven
King's Avenue Bridge
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