Missing Canberra diplomat Tun Lim Yew Hock feared in danger
Police across Australia search for Tun Lim Yew Hock, Malaysia High Commission high commissioner in Canberra, amid grave concerns for his health and safety. Passport at residence, sightings in Sydney and possible travels under an assumed name prompt joint Malaysian and Australian actions and warnings. His wife Lim Yeu Hoch is reported ill as officials coordinate cases.
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Australia
Canberra
Malaysia
Tun Lim Yew Hock
Tun Lim
Malaysian High Commission
Paw Eee
Malaysia House
Gorton
Cms
Department of Externa
Daater
High Commission
Pepo Hat Ton
Bi Badri
Tindabyne
Ajit Singh
Nowral
Philippines
Sydney
Singapore
Tohlbers
Aoe
Tun Op Puan Lim Yeu Hoch
Goulburn Court
Pas
Miss Lim
Alan Yung
Afr Sinth
Tin
High speed Mini police cars curb NSW highway breaches
NSW police used six Mini Cooper patrol cars on the Hume Highway over the long weekend and report more than 80 major traffic breaches detected. Officials say driver behaviour generally improved with 12 additional 100 mph Minis approved for use in areas facing bleak weather.
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Goulburn
Mary Cimber
Ix Q
Hume Highway
Mittagong
Sundapai
Sydney
Morris
Allan
Nsw
Indunisia Aims to Reform Monetary Policy at World Bank
In a late report from Jakarta, Sumani and Central Bank officials discussed plans to refine monetary policy. Preparations are said to be underway for potential reform actions, signaling a shift in financial governance and international engagement.
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Indunteses Resus
Wdiakarta
Matt
Indunisia
World Bank
Dilly Torr Sumani
Trier
Sumannia
Searchers miss hollow log in bush near Braidwood
Civil defence and volunteers looked for 24 year old Peter Fensom after he separated from the group while cattle hunting near Reidsdale. Rain fell as 25 searchers tramped the bush, Fensom later appeared at a pre arranged point but did not return, police organized another search. He was found later unharmed and cold.
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Braidwood
Civil Defence Corps
Peter Fensom
Canberra
Fensom
Reids
I Fensom
Connell
Reidsdale
Mick Allan
Wise
Soldier thought safe dies in Vietnam
Melbourne reports Lance Corporal Arthur Ruduss, 29, believed in NSW, was killed by Vietcong in Vietnam, becoming the 40th Australian casualty. His family learned of his service only after an Army officer notified them at Heidelberg. Ruduss had earlier served in Malaya and Borneo and had transferred from the 3rd Battalion to the 5th for Vietnam duty. Three more soldiers were wounded in yesterday’s action: Corporal Noel Keith Steel, 21, Sapper Lance Guthrie, 21, and Trooper Terrence George Johnson, 22.
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Melbourne
Arthur Ruduss
Vietnam
Nsw
Ruduss
Canberra
Malaya
Borneo
Carl Ruduss
Heidelberg
Arthur
Latvia
3Rd Battalion
Sth
Carl
Noel Keith Steel
Coonabarabran
Lance Guthrie
Mayfield
Terrence George Johnson
Seymour
Victoria
Eer
Re Tee
West Heidelberg
Singapore
Two Bombay suburban trains crash killing many
A collision between two Bombay suburban electric trains left at least 100 dead and over a hundred injured. Investigators ordered a probe into the cause amid reports of heavy rains and severe monsoon conditions.
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Bombay
Elecing
Thang
Pantheon
Fireworks display ends with armoured car take
Last night at the show ground Apex clubs staged a fireworks display before about 5000 spectators. An armoured car carried away the takings though police say traffic moved smoothly. Chairman C Fowler refused profit estimates but predicted a repeat next year. Spectators and emergency crews praised the orderly event despite cold wind and a 13-man junior race.
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Apex
C. Fowler
Fowler
Phoenix
Tunior Chamber
Mulley to report ELDO meeting to Commons
Britain aviation minister Fred Mulley will formally report to the House of Commons on ELDO talks in Paris last week. He will not indicate Britain’s future policy on the European Launcher Development Organisation.
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London
AAP - Reuter
Britain
Fred Mulley
House of ‘Commons
Paris
European Launcher Development Organisation
ELDO
New S E Asia talks set in Seoul ASPAC aims for nonmilitary cooperation
In Seoul a regional conference named ASPAC prepares for an opening session in a red carpeted Capitol hall. Participants include Australia New Zealand South Korea Japan the Philippines Thailand Malaysia South Vietnam and Nationalist China with Laos as observer. A customs union possibly proposed excluding Australia and Japan initially while Nationalist China backs an agricultural bank pooling rice and fertiliser.
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Seoul
Capitol Building
Pacific
Moat
Australia
New Zealand
South Korea
Japan
Philippines
Thailand
Malaysia
South Vietnam
China
Laos
Nith Singharaj
Wei Tan-ming
Conflicting ALP Stance on State Aid Fracts Conference
State aid for schools splits ALP branches ahead of the Special Federal Conference next month. Fanners in Jakarta urge peace with Malaysia for a mass rally today. Gandhi urges discipline to fight poverty in India. Coastal sailors back nationwide British sanction strike. Australia May unemployment dips noticeably. Donald Brook brings livelier feel to Artists Society exhibit. Tin Tin adventures continue with The Calculus Affair on Page 15. Sir Bagby ends Thursday as creators explain final sequences.
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ALP
Malaysia
Djakarta
India
Gandhi
Act
Australia
Donald Brook
Artists Society
Tv-Arts
Tin Tin
Sir Bagby
R. and
B. Hackney
Cracker Night Vandalism Damages Telephones and Boxes
Police report Cracker Night vandalism damaged two telephones and several panels between lines. Two telephone boxes were blown apart by blasts at the Red Centre shopping area. Police noted the incidents marred an otherwise quiet Cracker Night.
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Cracie
Ilso
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