British defence cuts spark aircraft industry clash
London reports that Britain’s government aims to keep defence spending affordable while maintaining a healthy aircraft sector. Aviation Minister Jenkins warns cuts must not cripple defence needs as UK faces tough global competition and reliance on American tech. Prime Minister Wilson meets top manufacturers to discuss future orders, TSR2, helicopters, and other military programs amid budget pressures.
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Train explosion kills nine in Italian Riviera village
A dynamite loaded passenger train exploded near Bonassoli in the Italian Riviera, killing nine and injuring many. The toll could rise as rescuers work amid destroyed cars, shattered roofs, and damaged homes. Officials note the cause is not yet determined and rail routes were diverted via Bologna and Florence.
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Six Die in Manila Suburb Fire in Quezon City
Six people including a nine month old infant and three other children were burned to death when a house burned down in Quezon City a suburb of Manila, Associated Press reported today.
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Papua New Guinea election criticised whispering vote
A special historian in Pacific history condemned the last Papua New Guinea election’s whispering vote as creating an unhealthy situation in the territory. The remark was made in Port Moresby.
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Malaysia caste system dangers warned in interview
An Australian professor warned of a rising caste system risk in Malaysia noting multilingualism and ethnic tensions. Professor Vander Veur of the Australian National University urged recognition of a growing divide, urging reform to avoid entrenched social segregation and biased electoral practices.
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South Africa shelves defence policy shift amid UK tensions
South Africa announced it would halt paving new terms with Britain, shelving plans to supply arms as part of a defence policy shift. Prime Minister Mia Wilson’s government faced criticism as analysts warned continued arms shipments could prompt Western backlash and complicate relations. The move sparks debate over defense strategy and regional security commitments.
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UN showdown over peacekeeping dues may split the votes
A tense U N debate on funding peacekeeping may test unity as major powers including the United States and Soviet bloc clash on Article 19 provisions. Analysts warn a failure to agree could threaten donor pledges and stall UN operations.
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Rail unions urge nationalization of U S railways
Washington Sunday AAP reports rail road unions calling for complete government ownership and control. Leaders from Harmony and 70 percent of U S rail employees warn against automation and drastic staff cuts, arguing public safety and service would suffer without federal stewardship.
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