Weakened UK and Indonesian tension over Malaysia
A report from Manila cites Philippine and Indonesian officials expecting Britain to soften its Malaysia policy soon. Indonesian leaders fear neo colonialism as Britain, supported by Australia and New Zealand, signals involvement. Philippine and Sarawak talks press for moderation while troops reposition in Borneo.
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Sarawak
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Ninister
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Sarayale
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Raya Air
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Ani
Gurfhe
Malaysia Invited Back to Fold by Southeast Asia
Indonesia and the Philippines announced a policy toward Malaysia inviting it to rejoin the regional group. The accord allows Malaysia to rejoin after ending British domination, with neighbors urged to join the existing union between Indonesia and the Philippines.
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Fix Policy
Malaysia
Manila
Indonesia
Philippines
Courzet
Maphilindo talks push Sabah dispute aside amid islander accord
Reported details show Sukarno and Macapagal backing a Manila backed Manila agreement reviving Maphilindo with Indonesia pledging to channel 200 million dollars in trade through the Philippines. The plan seeks friendly consultations and aims to include Thailand Burma Laos and Cambodia with re admission of Malaysia to Maphilindo.
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Malaysia
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Ganeste
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Laos
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Sarawak
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Bernei
Sandkrug Bridge opens for West Berlin visitors
A Christmas opening allowed 1 238 918 visits by West Berliners to eastern sector relatives before the wall closed again. The event followed a 1970s era agreement between West and East German authorities.
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Sandkrug Bridge
East Berlin
208 More Wait For Homes
The Department of the Interior housing branch reports 208 more applicants on the government housing list for the quarter ending December 31. Total on the list was 2,809, with 1,665 on the uniting list. 424 applications were received, 194 tenancies granted, 22 names deleted. 471 new bachelor flat applications received, 33 tenancies requested, 75 names deleted from the wartivia list. Private enterprise homes under construction totaled 1,236 as of December 3.
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Governmet
Department of the Interior Housing Branch
Wartivia
Four-Hour Lake Ordeal Ends After Capsized Boat Rescue
Four boys clung to the capsized boat for four hours on Four-Hour Lake yesterday as Canberra water police searched the area. Two adults attempted a rescue and were hoisted aboard the cruiser Crusader. The missing craft was later found ashore with the boys safe, though the investigation noted a westerly wind and continued hopes for the boat’s recovery.
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Crusader
John Smits
Geeffith
Vie Arent
Mivoy
Red Hill
Nicol
Allin Dios
Canberra Yacht Club
Water use halved after record daily totals in Canberra
A Department of Works spokesman said Cambeira used 13 million gallons in 24 hours, 134 million less than the previous peak and 20 million less than Tuesday’s record 33.16 million. Minister Gorton welcomed recoveries with reservoirs at 58 percent capacity and 23.8 million gallons pumped into situ reservoirs in the same period.
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Department of Works
Cambeira
Funni
Driver Dies In Collision In Watson
Joseph Konrad 38 of Williams Street Watson died after a van collided with a car driven by Robert Harald Williams of McPherson Flats Reid at 640 am near Anzac Park Reid Blamey Crescent. Konrad was thrown from the van and the vehicle landed upright on him. Williams escaped with minor abrasions and severe shock.
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Joseph Konrad
Williams Street
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Konrad
Robert Harald Williams
McPherson Flats
O'Conor
Anzac Park
Reid
Blamey Crescent
Williams
Starving Indonesians Rescued After Sea Ordeal
Survivors report ten starved Indonesians on a drifting canoe in the Timor Sea sharing a torn sea bird for food. After six days with little water and a storm ripping sails, they were rescued off Cape Don and brought to Darwin by Royal Australian Navy p fly.
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Timor Sea
Iiday
Topimbar Islands
Northern Territory
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Dare Win
Kipper
Austalia
Janus
Som Srey
Salist Fold
Canberra Protest Over TV Coverage of Third Test
A Canberra group protests ABC telecast timing of the Third Test saying daily coverage from 4 pm in Melbourne harms cricket fans. They note Canberra’s two hour limit and accuse authorities of an agreement restricting Canberra telecast hours while Melbourne receives full play. Alan Barnes NSW Cricket Association secretary contacted.
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NSW. Cricket Association
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