Australia Plans Missile Tests Amid Malaysia Indonesia Tension
Australia will test anti aircraft missiles with Britain and plans to ship some to Butterworth Malaya as Malaysia contends with Indonesian incursions. Malaysian officials warn of potential cross border attacks while British and Gurkha troops bolster security in Borneo and Singapore.
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Persisco
Malaysia
Wykeham
Niles
Britain
Australia
RCAF
Seletar
Singapore
Royal Australian Air Force
Butterworth
Malaya
R.A.F
London
Simwa Pore
Tioku Abdulan
Borneo
Djakarta
Ahmadi
National Defence Council
Indonesia
Antara
Cieneral
Tokyo
Nanyang University
Ex Senator Wardlaw of Tasmania Dies in Launceston
Hobart reports the death of former Senator Robert Wardlaw at his Launceston home. A prominent figure in northeastern Tasmania, he was born in Mathinna, lived long at Ringarooma, and moved to Launceston in 1953 after his election. He retired from politics in 1962 and is survived by his widow Mrs Jessica Wardlaw.
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Hobart
Tasmania
Robert Wardlaw
Launceston
Wardlaw
Mathiona
Ringarooma
Senate
Sydney
Jessica Wardlaw
Canberra Community Hospital
Leslie Bruce Gregory
Suzanne Gregory
Stephen Bruce Gregory
Elizabeth Anne Gregory
Novark Street
Yarralumla
Charles Robert Beverage
Doering Street
Dickson
John Robertson Beverage
Atherton Street
Downer
Victorian election shakes Bendigo seats and council majority
Bolte’s Liberals win Bendigo Province from Labour and break the Labour Country Party hold in the Legislative Council. A likely one vote majority on the floor, with Turnerbull’s Lands seat at risk and Geelong West held by Gillette. Midland and Midlands contests highlight a tight race as LCP and ALP vie for power.
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Bendigo
Labour Party
Labour-Country Party
Legislative Council
Turnbull
Stoneham
Midlands
Lc.p
R. McArthur
Democratic Labour Party
J. Timberlake
Geelong West
R. M. Gillett
L C.P
Geelong Football Club
Neil Trezise
A.L.P
D.L.P
J. J. Mahoney
Gillett
LCP
Labour- Country Party
Bendiguy
A. Smith
Meagher
Mentone
Harold Blair
A-L.p
Aborigines Welfare Board
G. E. White
Communist Party
Bulldozer Kills Canberra Boy At Tracking Station
Canberra police confirmed Timothy Victor Lay of Iowanna Street Braddon died when a bulldozer reversing at a culvert project ran over him while he stood on a ripper. Constable I E Potter is investigating.
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Canberra
Orroral Road
Timothy Victor Lay
Iowanna Street
Braddon
Potter
A.C.T
Sis
Novar Street
Yarralumla
Harry Firth Wins Trial Provisional Endurance Victory
Victor ian driver Harry Firth is provisional winner of the 7000 mile Ampol road endurance trial finishing at Bondi. He drove a Ford Cortina GT and lost 21 points. Barry Ferguson shares provisional second with J and G Garrard, driving VW 1500. Volkswagen named provisional teams winner. three VWs lost 159 points combined. Provisional class winners include A Heffernan Fiat 770 224 pts, B Bentley VW 1200 171 pts, C Firth Ford Cortina GT 21 pts, D Burns Fiat 2300 258 pts, E F Garrard Holden 25 pts. Full report Page 20.
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Firth
Goulburn
Barry Ferguson
G. Garrard
Ferguson
Volkswagen
A . R. Heffernan
Tom Bentley
Harry Firth
Bill Burns
Fiat
EF — J. and
Holden
North West Cape Exmouth township development plans announced
The Western Australia State Government and the Commonwealth will spend 1 130 000 pounds on North West Cape town development and Exmouth township housing with a 465 010 pound Commonwealth grant on a matched basis. Labour disputes at the U S Navy Communications Stations construction job leave 240 workers dismissed. Hardenman Monier Hutcherson firms plan to interview tomorrow for re employment as recruiting begins in Perth and on site.
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Perth
Western Australia
Commonwealth
North-West Cape
Exmouth
Brand
Defence
Partridge
U.S. Navy
Hardeman -Monier - Hutcherson
Ee Groee
Dickenson
Wholly Elected Council Plea
Prof J D B Miller proposed a Canberra able to be governed by a unified high calibre territory administration. The plan urged full voting rights for ACT representatives in the House but no Senate representation. Seminar by Liberal Party ACT branch drew 60 to 90 attendees with papers by Miller Learmonth Jones and McDonald.
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J. D. B. Miller
Canberra
Miller
A. T. A. Learmonth
F. Jones
Australian National University
Warren McDonald
Commonwealth Banking Corporation
John Alleson
Coney
Austraia
Shastri May Take Rest After Overstrain Illness
Indian Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri, aged 59, is confined to bed with overstrain and a mild fever. All engagements are cancelled and visitors limited as informed sources say he may require two to three weeks of rest after a reported mild heart attack, though officials report he is progressing.
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New Delhi
A.a.p.reuter
Mr. Shastri
Shastri
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Civelong West
Vor
Kart Kara
William Phelan
C.P
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Lae
Nonenaus
L.c.p
Old Parliament
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K. Ayres
Tidbinbilla
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Lim
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Jmen
Australian Capital Council
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