Indonesia’s Sukarno vows soon to build atom bomb
President Sukarno told a Bandung Muham madiyah conference that Indonesia would soon produce its own atom bomb with the support of allied nations, asserting national defense needs and linking the move to broader regional power shifts amid wartime tensions.
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Second New Zealand gaol riot leaves forty injured
At Paparua gaol near Christchurch a four hour riot ended as police and warders used tear gas to drive out convicts. Forty police guards and prisoners were injured in clashes with furniture bricks and mugs used as weapons. East and west cell blocks were damaged and the recreation yard scene sparked alarms as inmates fought amid fire and chaos.
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Mirage fighters ready for squadron by August first
The RAAF will field a full Mirage 1110 squadron by August, five years after the aircraft were first ordered. The first squadron will be configured with the supersonic jets to achieve operational status.
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Mirage jets to be equipped by 1969 amid South Vietnam actions
The Mirage squadron delivery to the RAAF advances slowly with full strength not expected until 1969. Reports say the Mirage improved since earlier plans and will equip 40 aircraft, replacing older Kittyhawks. The defense ministry and air ministers discuss weapon fit, costs, and production delays while combat operations continue around Da Nang and Saigon with US air support and Vietcong attacks.
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Progress survey sparks dramatic Canberra prison riot report
A chaotic incident ended with armed police recapturing inmates after rioters used bedding to set a wing alight. Firemen battled flames as searchlights illuminated the scene. Several prisoners were injured and treated at hospital. police say only two inmates were subdued without baton use. Prison superintendent MUM Carew sustained minor injuries.
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Television licence jokes spark Melbourne debate
Melbourne executive Len Mauger denounces the government's licence allocations as a joke. He and others criticize the process, urging adherence to promised content quotas and warning that errors mirrored across Brisbane and Adelaide obstruct Australian television progress.
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Waterside crisis brews as 5000 workers set shutdown
Workers aboard Sydney area wharves plan a mass stoppage over the "hostage system" with shipowners to clash at waterside yards. The Sunday rally signals a major labor showdown as thousands walk off to push demands.
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Eggs price drop cuts costs for ACT poultry farmers
A reduction in egg prices announced yesterday by NSW officials is mirrored in the ACT. Large eggs fall four dozen to 76 dollars per dozen, standard grade down to a price not yet listed, with no change for small eggs. NSW chairman Mr K C Triges and ACT Poultry Farmers association leaders comment on possible revisions and industry impact.
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No split noted on Vietnam involvement says Calwell
President Solomon insists no split within leadership as Terwy Siowty and others cautiously move toward increasing US involvement in Vietnam. Page 5 highlights the stance amid parliamentary debate. Other pages discuss Australian water resources and desalination plans for desalinated water supply for irrigation and TV use.
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Thai girl wins title in Miss Universe 1965
Miss Apasra Hongakula of Thailand won the Miss Universe title in Miami Beach. The pageant featured 56 entrants with 2 selected as finalists, and she credited her success to coaching and Sirikit.
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