Mass Arrest Of Infiltrators In Tokyo Summit Talks
Sabah reports about 120 Indonesian infiltrators arrested amid tense border talks as Sukarno travels to Tokyo for a summit with Malaysia and the Philippines. Sarawak’s Chief Minister Ningkan says incursions continue, border settlements protect against intruders, and talks with Sukarno and Mingal may begin June 15.
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Fire destroys Smiggin Ski Lodge at Smiggin Holes
The Smiggin Ski Lodge at Smiggin Holes in the Sieg Mountains was razed by a blaze yesterday. The unoccupied lodge, the oldest on site, burned for two hours before fire crews, facing water that froze in hoses, could control the fire. Built five years ago, it was due to open next weekend for the ski season, with an electric fault suspected as the ignition.
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Government To Invite Revised Bauxite Plans
The Government will invite new or revised proposals for bauxite deposits on the Gove Peninsula Northern Territory held by UK interests. Minister Mr Barnes said submissions must meet firm objectives including a 300000 ton alumina plant, Australian equity, market outlets, and project financing. Various proposals already received are under examination.
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Bluebird Record Attempt Fails On Lake Eyre Run
Bluebird driven by Donald Campbell fails to reach speed goal on Lake Eyre amid mechanical issues and surface ruts. Officials debate next winter’s attempt and potential relocation of team. Campbell clocks 368 mph in best run as wind and hydraulic faults hamper progress.
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U S Rescues Laos Pilot Amid Civil War Turmoil
A U S reconnaissance plane was shot down over Laos near the Plain of Jars. Helicopters on loan to the Laotian government aided the rescue attempts as fighting rages in the region. The pilot’s fate remains unclear while diplomatic envoys from Britain United States Canada India Thailand and South Vietnam hold talks in Vientiane and London signals to convene a six nation conference.
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Parliament 1 Born Today PORE MORESBY
Papua New Guinea prepares for independence as the Governor General opens the new House of Assembly. It will be the territory’s first fully representative parliament with native members in the majority.
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Queen and Duke Survive Car Collision Near Windsor Castle
Royal couple involved in a minor crash near Maidenhead on the Windsor road. Queen and Prince Philip escaped injuries as their car sustained light damage while the other vehicle, a small 1958 family car driven by William Henry Cooper, was also unharmed. Queen declined tea invitations at a nearby inn and continued their journey. Philip had been playing polo at Windsor Great Park earlier and attended a Windsor christening. Chief Superintendent Albert Perkins rode in the front with the Queen’s party.
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