Summit talks fail as tension rises on Borneo border
Indonesian spokesman Gauss Harsono says withdrawal of guerrillas from Sarawak and Sabah is needed, while Malaysia orders ceasefire end. Sarawak security council convenes as Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur trade accusations. The Philippines proposes an Afro Asian conciliation commission to study disputes, with Sukarno agreeing in principle but insisting hostilities cease.
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Eat
Sukarno
Malaysia
Gauss Harsono
Sarawak
Sabah
Indonesia
Horwo
Alomp Tie
Suricee
Associated Press
Hong Kong
Tunku
Burne
Malaysian Borneo
Macapagal
Philippines
Tunku Abdul Raters
Tn Kiaching
Dato
Stephen Kalone Ningkar
Sarawak State Security Council
Ninh
Ondartesin
Naf Euertillas
Mikoyan In India to Meet Indian Leaders
Deputy premier Anastas Mikoyan visited New Delhi to meet Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri and discuss Indian Soviet relations. The talks focused on strengthening economic and defense cooperation as Shastri hosts the first high level Soviet guest since India's independence era.
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Mikoyan
India
AP Reuter
Mmiikoyin
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Russia
Mars Vas Weather Ments TV Radio Spor
Mars Vas reports weather and sports notes for TV and radio segments. Includes brief forecasts and score updates. No clear names or dates provided in the readable text.
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Mars
Man suffers severe injuries from explosion in Canberra area
Tony Varrick of Ainslie lost hands and eyes in an explosion near the Alnslie reservoir. He underwent emergency surgery at Canberra Community Hospital. Police recovered detonators and a gelignite tin at the scene. Det Le Const J Scouge leads inquiries as Mr Varrick remains in critical but improving condition.
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Tony Varrick
Dully
Suivel
Ainslie
Canberra
van Bok
Maspital
van Bek
Alnshe
Canberra Community Hospital
van Eck
van Eck Sor
Ules
van Eek
J. Scouge
Liberal Bowen Extends Lead in Parramatta by Election Count
In Sydney on Sunday Liberal candidate Nigel Bowen Q C moves ahead in the Parramatta by election, with 25 859 votes to Barry Wilde ALP on 20 712 and about 1 200 votes left to count. Bowen’s earlier 2 138 margin over Wilde and others cited.
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Sydney
Nigel Bowen
Q.C
Parramatta
Bowen
Barry Wilde
A.L.P
Liberal Party
Garfield Barwick
Garfield
Mr. Wilde
E. Beck
A. Vo Fenwick
J. Phillips
Sir Garfeld
Angus
South Australia
G. OF. Giles
Downer
Giles
Nielsen
Arthur Byrnes
Northsmead
D.L.P
Man Found On Road Dies After Vehicle Crash
A man, Robert Mev Faden, 43, single, of Narre Aboriginal Street Narre Creek, was found gravely injured on a roadside near JIC Street and Rovira Creek earlier yesterday. He died at Canberra Hospital around 6 am. He had been run over by two cars in the early hours and none of the details were clear. The police are investigating.
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Canberra
Mat
Robert Mev Faden
Malina Street
Nattubundah
Jic Street
Rovira Creecat
Jespital
Melbourne art theft tops Australian records
A former National Gallery director, Sir Daryl Lindsay, says 250000 pounds worth of paintings were stolen from Toorak, Melbourne, including Rubens Tribute Money and Murillo Immaculate Conception. Police, INTERPOL, and security services are tracking suspects as thieves aim to smuggle works from a 28‑piece collection. The break‑in is described as Australia’s largest art theft.
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National Gallery
Daryl Lindsay
International Police Organisation
Interpal
Athen O. Martin
Ting Road
Toorak
Allen
Metropolity Dairies Pty. Ltd
Rubens
Murillo
Magdalena
EL Green
Dane
Parmigianina
Stifen
Australia
van Dyck
Vietnam key to Southeast Asia peace warned by Hasluck
Prime Minister Hasluck warned that South Vietnam is vital to regional peace and that any weakening of resolve could bring dangerous repercussions across Southeast Asia. He noted North Vietnam directs insurgency and stressed rapid aid for Saigon to achieve immediate results and political stability.
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Spearing
South-East Asia
Hashuck
South Vietnam
South East Asian
Hasluck
Australa
Howesen
North Vietnam
China
Saigon
Wady Crosby
Colombo Pla
Hashick
Haslich
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Buren
Jakye
Gaiverniment
Malaya
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Dyck
Merdeka Er Dom
Sukarmu
Mikoyin
Wiswan
Shasta
Laos
Iri
Melbourne
Rubensworth
Vietnam
S.E
Asia
outh-East Asia
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