Tunku Ready To Sign Agreement
Malaya Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman arrived in London to sign the Federation of Malaysia agreement after two weeks of talks with Malaya Singapore and North Borneo ministers. He said the chance of formation was good.
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Malaysia Talks Near Signing Five Nation Federation
The Tunku said signing the Tetavaia Agreement looks likely and federation of Malaya Singapore Sarawak North Borneo and Brunei is planned. He noted hard bargaining and hoped for a June 27 signing with London backing the new federation's economic bulwark.
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Blue Streak For Woomera Ahead Of Flight
The Blue Streak rocket, carried aboard the Mardanu, will be unloaded at Finsbury depot and moved by road to Woomera to form the first stage of a three stage satellite carrier. Rolls Royce engines power the vehicle developed for the European project and its first flight is planned from Britain later this year.
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American Negro Leaders Draft Battle Plan at NAACP Meeting
The NAACP conference approved a resolution denouncing police dog use and other force in black communities and urged an end to de facto segregation in schools. Roy Wilkins credited energetic youth with driving the push and praised Kennedy's Civil Rights Bill and federal policy changes.
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Proclamation Endorses World Peace Through Rule of Law
A 2,010 lawyer conference from 150 countries adopted a proclamation in Athens stating that a world ruled by law is attainable. The six day event, titled World Peace through the Rule of Law, preceded the proclamation.
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Secrecy in Moscow Talks Between Russia and China
Secret discussions between Russia and China over ideological rifts unfolded in a high walled villa with limited press coverage. Moscow Radio and Tass did not report the talks, while Pravda emphasized peace policy and failed to note the Chinese delegates fully.
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Head On Rainstorm Crash Kills Man. Five Injured Near Yass
A heavy rain head on collision on Home Highway north of Yass killed John Park Linn and injured five others including his wife and daughter. Kerry Douglas Bell of St Ives Sydney suffered severe head injuries. A second flood related vehicle wreck at Anne Crossing near Tharwa involved Anthony David Hewit and Virginia Becker. search for a submerged car continued. Canberra police logged ten minor crashes from Saturday rain with more in suburbs.
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Murdoch signals unlikely Wollongong TV plan
Rupert Murdoch stated on ABC Spotlight that News Ltd would abandon Wollongong studio plans and Sydney broadcasts if the government approves News Ltd to buy a 25 percent stake in Channel 9 Sydney. He cited failing to secure a Sydney TV licence and emphasized newspapers remain his priority.
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