Malaysia appeals for more arms and aid
Deputy Premier Tun Abdul Razak announced a formal request for additional arms and equipment during talks with Australian Defense Minister Senator Paltridge. He pressed for faster assistance, noting Australia’s current stance and promising to report back on progress while highlighting Malaysia’s defense needs and regional security concerns.
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Maussuen
Deftones
Tun Abdul Razak
Paltridge
Bet Siti
Jan Servier
Malindi Sar
Barnes
Shales
Benatar Paltradpe
Freedia
Kuala Lumpur
Hese
UMD
Endern Malwasia
Australia
Four new Canberra suburbs announced amid memorial naming
The report outlines the naming of four new Canberra suburbs linked to Australian figures and memorials, including Sir Douglas Mawson and Philip. It notes the ongoing discussions on local development and the broader wartime commemoration context within the ACT.
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Canberra
Russell
Phillip
Garran
Mawson
Infenior
Miro Anthony
Yorkshire
Sir Troughs
Sy Stiff
Australanan
Woren
Pecition
Ressell
Wlt
Russell Phi
Carran
Commonwealth
New Zealand
Asang
Robert Wis
Nsw
University of Adelade
Arthur Phillip
New South Wales
Cioner al Payst
Fee
Cadberry
Britain
Yisident
Poral Russell
Army Service
Johnjavith
Australian Royal Military College
Duntreon
Mawenn
Douglas Mawson
Scandal and history clash over 1928 capital naming plan
A historian questions the 1928 scheme to name a suburb after a federation official. The debate centers on Sir John Quick and key planners like Daley and Garran, with arguments about recognition and the impact on Canberra’s development and the suburb name.
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Dates
Feder
Robert Garran
Daley Sal
Tee
John Quick
Fim
Department of the Interior Federation
Mtr
Vail
Berra
Aim
Wyithio el Federation
Bisney
Chinese call for new U N United Nations reforms
In a Beijing speech honoring Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrin, Premier Chou En-lai urged creation of a new United Nations free from Western manipulation. He warned against U S–led threats over Indonesia and criticized the current UN as failing Africa and Asia.
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Tokyo
A.apy
Chou Fr-fan
China
Af Hritum
United States
Oo Shiwild
Indonesia
Sina
Sew Chuta
Peking
Fr. Subandrin
Vatican names 27 new cardinals amid church reforms
The Vatican announced 27 new cardinals, including Archbishop John Heenan and Archbishop Lawrence Shehan, with two long imprisoned for their faith and others from Ukraine and Czechoslovakia. The pope signaled a broad, historic expansion of the Sacred College as part of church leadership.
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Noholy
Russell
Vatican City
Mon
Daley
Thelfia
John Heenan
Queen attends Churchill funeral breaking royal tradition
The Queen will attend the Churchill funeral marking a departure from tradition. Parliament will approve a state funeral for the 90 year old war statesman who died Sunday at his Hyde Park Gate home. His body will lie in state at Westminster Hall for three days with guards of honour, drawing hundreds of thousands.
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London
A.a.p.reuter
Winston Churchill
Warner Statesman
Hyie Park Gate
Westminster Hall
Hall of Kings
Funeral procession for Sir Winston Churchill travels to St Pauls
The last journey sees Churchill’s coffin borne on a gun carriage pulled by twelve horses from Westminster to Trafalgar Square and along the Strand to St Pauls. British and foreign leaders attend as pallbearers, with Sir Robert Menzies and De Gaulle noted, before the barge to the Tower.
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Tinjen Dack
Halfemast
St. Stephen's Tower
London
Sir Winston Churchill
Westminster
Trafalgar Square
Queen's Household
St. Paul's
Revelty
Dip
Mats
Coany Jones
Wilson
Vr Winston
Ranalph
Johnson
Koto London
Fealand
Holyoake
Iso
Itl
Tower Pier
Tower of London
Sir Winston
Thames
Piccadilly Circus
New Zealand police join hunt for Aurelia murder suspects
New Zealand police joined the hunt for the killer of a Narrabundah couple, interrogating passengers aboard the cruise liner Aurelia as it sailed toward Hobart and Melbourne. Detectives from Canberra and Sydney traced a man fitting the description and questioned Greek community contacts while coordination with Hobart and Burnie cruiselines continued.
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New Zealand
Auckland
Narrabundah
Melingbourne
Bursie
Tasmania
Aurelia
Burne
Ing
Noman
Exam Results and Merits Published Today
Intermediate examination results and technical college marks released as leaving merit placings are announced. Brief notes mention light on the son of babies born in the A T. Anti government divergences intensify in South Vietnam. Hearing of evidence against Speaker of NSW Parliament Mr Maher began in Sydney yesterday.
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N.S.W
Mir. Maher
Sydney
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U.N
New Cardinals
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House of Commons
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Napoleon
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Neral
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Commons
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Home
Earl of Avon
Anthony Eden
Janald Macmillan
Earl Attlee
Robert Menzies
Robert
Wincon
Fom
Los Angeles
Jon
Police
Wollongong
Diet
Ro Turner
Const
Co Kent
Baulman
Wolongons
Port Kembla
Port ‘Kembla
Commissioner's Appeal
Rayal
Woaterlo
Blenheim
Oxtereshire
St. Martins Chivet
Bliden
Blenhem Palace
Lore Randolph Churchill
Blenheim Palace
Clementine Horier
Stock Exchange
Winston
Enlanil
Antarctica
Commonwealth Ciieens
NATO Permanent Council
Paris
Limited Nations General Assembly
New York
London Stock Exchange
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Ponce Philip
Jan O
Queen Mother
British High Commission
Hobart
Gtard
Fomks
Tendon
Siurdas
Ainslie
Silierdas
A.T
South Vietna
U.S
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Rent TV
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Bunda Street
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RSE
C.T.C
Canberra Times
P.O
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