Indonesia vows swift action over New Guinea clash
Indonesia announces immediate steps to avenge Dutch attacks on its warships as Washington reports President Kennedy will seek UN help for a peaceful settlement with U Thant on the New Guinea dispute. The Hague government reiterates the right of self defense if attacks recur.
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Indonesia mobilises three million as Dutch clash escalates
Sukowati announces general mobilisation plans amid Dutch sinking of two Indonesian torpedo boats off New Guinea. Indonesia seeks entry to UN talks as the Dutch extend conscription. prisoners of war are held. Kennedy and U Thant urge a peaceful settlement with planned talks in New York.
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Australian bid to end tension over West New Guinea dispute
Australia seeks a peaceful settlement with Britain and the United States to avoid direct involvement in the West New Guinea crisis with Indonesia and the Netherlands. Prime Minister and External Affairs Minister Barwick monitor reactions after naval clashes, stressing stability in Southeast Asia while preparing to defend against Communist threats.
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Co operative Move On Unpaid Shares Takeover Planned
The Society with about 3000 members sent notices on shareholdings and owed money to allow a takeover by J B Young Ltd. Shareholders at a recent meeting accepted three 5 shares and 3 cash per Co operative share. A January 3 meeting will finalize conversion to a public company.
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New ACT Conciliation Office Opens January 22
The office of the ACT Conciliation and Arbitration Commissioner Mr GA Findlay will relocate to the Seat Bad Tin of the wie Oilsonli premises and begin operations from Monday January 22.
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Destructive Australian bushfires drive evacuations and injuries
Fire sweeps through Warrandyte and surrounding towns near Melbourne with 30 homes burned in Warrandyte and 32 in Mitcham while Kalorama Montrose and St Andrews suffer extensive damage. Four firefighters missing in the Warrandyte area. Dozens of homes evacuated. hospitals threatened. Firefighters and volunteers battle a blaze rated extreme with wind shifts aiding escapes.
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Akorama Hospital
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Par Orchards
Doncaster East
Mitcham State School
Ringwood Mitcham-Croydon
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Australian Union Oi Plan Faces Exploration Expansion
A company statement says the foreign exploration programme in Australia this year hinges on six joint interests across a 400 million acre concession. It notes a recent discovery in Austin's last Gommerdil and indicates the program may expand due to wildcat activity, with 47 exploration wells planned in 1462 across the United States Australia and Spanish Isla areas.
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