Indonesia Malaysia confrontation doubles as regional power struggle
The Manila talks between President Sukarno and President Macapagal yield a cautious call for further talks with Tunku Abdul Rahman on the Malaysia issue. The piece argues no real inducement exists for Malaysia to engage and warns that confrontation persists, with no diplomatic recognition and Indonesia leaning toward aligning with the Philippines against Malaysia.
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Macapagal
Manila
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Thelaysia
Malaysia
Borneo
Britain
Macapupal
Philippines
Trndonesia
Kalimantan Utara
Sarawak
Brunei
Sabah
Indonesia
SEATO
Valuing Probate Duty and Executor Commission Details
A lawyer explains that probate valuations set the base for calculating executor commissions, but the actual commission depends on share values at sale. Shares may rise or fall after probate, altering the commission amount as they are realized, not at probate valuation.
Governor Gongra Attends Divine Service in Conberr
The governor presided over morning divine service in Conberr yesterday, leading regional clergy and marking a ceremonial visit amid regional duties. Officials noted the event as a reaffirmation of church state cooperation and community outreach.
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Gongra
Conberr
Good Driving Mabits Taught Teenagers
Toronto teens take a six Saturday course costing 48 dollars and 30 cents to join the Pro Drivers Club. The program, supported by safety groups and police, emphasizes classroom learning and disciplined driving. Over 1,000 youths have enrolled, with a goal of reducing accidents and violations.
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Toronto
Pro
Canada
London
Guelph
Iro Drivers’ Club
Raffie Safety Bureau
Metropolitan
Ontario Safety’ League
Hell Leslie
Mr. Tack
Irvin
Safety League
Taining
Nah
Charlie Pearsall
Foronta Patice
Question Australia’s economic policy in a drought era
F Gordon of Armidale NSW argues Australia’s prosperity rests on skill and production not overseas borrowing or tariff barriers. A severe drought could halt exports, threaten overseas commitments, and force import cessation including food without strong leadership.
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Australia
F. Gordon Armidale
N_S.W
New Zealand Seeks More Doctors With Second Medical School
A New Zealand Special Committee report warns of a looming doctor shortage by １９６? unless more medical students qualify. It calls for a second medical teaching school, a central local administration board from the British Medical Association, and changes to the government financed pay system to improve distribution.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Mode Bay
British Medical Association
Westminster Poll Timing Hints For General Election
The piece analyzes when Sir Alec Douglas-Home could call a general election, noting practical limits on dates within the next ten months. It cites holidays, local elections, summer break, hay harvest, and cold months as factors constraining timing, with spring or early summer seen as likeliest windows.
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Alec Douglase| Home
Mond
Alec Douglas-Home
Gotdber
Lord ‘Alvee
Macmillan
Mee
Guise
Soviet Foresees Breakthroughs In Thermonuclear Power
Tass reports Soviet scientists expect three major breakthroughs in harnessing thermonuclear reactions for power. Igor Morozhov, first vice-chairman of the State Committee for Atomic Energy, said unique installations exist, with practical use many years away, but initial controlled reactions at laboratory level could occur in the foreseeable future.
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Moscow
Sovie
Tass
Igor Morockhov
Frst
Atomic Energy
Soviet Union
Readers become pickier about books in 1963 Chicago report
The American Library Association reports a shift in reading from westerns and light romances to historical, biographical, political, and mystery fiction. Nonfiction highlights science, health, travel, education, and business. adults focus on civil rights, education, and space. juveniles on delinquency, government, and history. Top authors cited include John O'Mara, Ernest Hemingway, and Frank Starghte.
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Chicago
American Library Association i
The
Association
John O'Mara
Ernest Hemingway
Vance Packard
Brave Catlin F
Rachel Carson
Kamraj Emerges as Potential Indian Leader Amid Nehru Era Shifts
Kamraj, a Madras state former chief minister and longtime Congress organizer, is increasingly discussed as a possible successor to Nehru. Born in Virudinagar, he rose from a shopkeeping caste background, spent years in jail for anti-British activities, and built a vast party machine. With English and Hindi barriers noted, his ruthless efficiency and strong organizational skills mark him as a pivotal, though young, political figure in the evolving Indian leadership.
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British United Press
Free India
Nehru
Karuppann Kararsy
India
Kamraj
Madras
Mr. Nehni
Kamrai
Kantraj
Kareaj
National Party
Su.p
Ira
Kumraj
Virudinagar
Indiga
Fusky
Congress Party
Kameaj
Salloway Bridge
Lindi
Mit
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