Malaysian Forces In Six Hour Jungle Battle
A six hour clash in Borneo pits Malaysian forces against Indonesian inspired guerrillas amid reported troop concentrations in the Straits of Malacca. Officials note high casualties and escalate anti terror operations while Tokyo peace talks test the region’s volatile balance. Sultan of Sabah and anti British sentiments feature in the broader crisis as leaders urge restraint and a peaceful solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tideight
Crurthas
Tokyo
Sukarno Dyahatti
Miloesting
Joe
Malaya
Britain
Pointe
Home
Maphilinds
Dune
van Sandys
Maliyan
Pyen U Thane
Malaysia
Amenca
Australia
de- Sebatik
Sabah
Mand
Iian Armed Forces
Sukarno
Australia to buy Matra R530 missiles for Mirage fighters
Australia orders 10 million pounds worth of Matra R530 air-to-air missiles for Mirage fighters, with RAAF Canberra bombers retained as strike force. British reports suggest linked strategic considerations, noting the missile’s semi active radar guidance and infra red options and potential Canberra adaptability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
France
Defence
Patvidge
R.A.A.F
Matra
June
U.S
RAAF
Tunku Warns War If Indonesia Declares War
Malaysian Prime Minister Abdul Rahman warns that an Indonesian declaration of war would threaten the entire free world. He cites a recent Gurkha patrol attack in Sarawak that killed six, urging readiness for worst, noting Tokyo summit was not a complete alliance. Continues inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
A.A.P. Reuter
Mr. Macapagal
Indonesia
Malaysia
Philippines
Sabah
Sarayk
Malaysian Borneo
Kuala Lumpur
A.A.P Reuter
Tonku Abdul Rahman
Lundy
Sarawak
Free World
Grien
Sukweno
Lam
Edrich Hits 107 In First Test Against Australia At Lords
John Edrich, Surrey opener, scored an unbeaten 107 in his first Test against Australia, guiding England to 6/201 at tea on the fourth day of the Lord’s Second Test. England lead by 25 as Australia’s innings total stood at 176.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Australia
Edrich
Internation
Bill Edrich
London
Surrey
John Edrich
Lords
Ramon Subba
Edgbaston
Colin Cowdrey
Ken Barrington
Peter Parfitt
Rob Simpson
Tom Veivers
Phil Shupe
Simpson
Veivers
Four Killed In Wimmera Aero Club Plane Crash
Four men linked to Mount Gambier and Millicent, Ronald Taylor 29, Michael Crockett 28, Ronald McCourt married service station proprietor, and Robert Pennell truck driver, died when a light aircraft from Mt Gambier to Adelaide struck a hillside near Blackwood during a second-leg flight. The crash occurred at about 10 am near Cragmoor Park Golf Course. Witnesses described a diving noise and dense fog as the plane vanished into thick cloud after radio contact with Adelaide Airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thepling
Piper
Wimmera Aero Club
Tron Bank
Blackwood
Cragmoor Park
Ronald Hoyd McCourt
Aitken Street
Illicem
Robert Edward Pennell
Cassells Street
Millicent
Taylor, Crockett and
McCourt
Pennell
Taylor
Fourteen Accidents on City Roads Reported
The report notes fourteen motor incidents across city intersections. James Warrall, 51, of 26 Jeffrey Street Kirribilli Sydeney, suffered concussion and facial cuts when his vehicle collided at Northbourne and Macarthur Avenues around 7 pm. His daughter Kerry Wildents, a 16 year old student, also sustained concussion. Fred Stienke of Stuart Flats Griffith, a bailer maker, was treated for a suspected broken nose after a collision at Murdoch Streets around 1 pm. Both cars were heavily damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Warrall
Jeffrey Street
Kirribilli
Sydeney
Northbourne
Macarthur Avenues
Kerry Wi
Fred Stienke
Stuart Flats
Griffith
Murdoch Streets
Also Mentioned on This Page
Borneo
Malaysian Ministry of Emeral Affairs
Djakarta
Singapore
Su Kamno
Paarl
Suhanderi
Mt Tokyo
Wmienty
Tunku
Eigh Soung
Royal Australian Navy College
Jervis Bay
N. Dyft
Frankston
Victoria
Othe
O. MH. Becher
HALAS
Melbourne
H.mlas
Sydney
Queensland
Gambier
Taylor and Crockett
John Arthur Wilson
Blair Athol
Gragenoor
Park Country Club
Weather
PAS Stock Exchange
Cateerra Community Hospital
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!