Rhodesia Crisis Fears Banks Hit by British Curbs
Rhodesian observers warn that British actions may curb South African banks with headquarters beyond Rhodesia, risking broader economic and political fallout. The discussion centers on banking structures, foreign influence, and potential implications for Western civilisaton if pressures intensify.
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Verwoerd
London
Rhodesia
Sirance
Ional i Companien Om
Gina Rhostese
Rhea
Ladie
Britain
Kidnap prank involving Rhodesian leaders shocks Cape Town
In Cape Town three youths including Robert Smith and Kenneth Gibbs, sons of Rhodesia's Prime Minister and Governor, staged a prank kidnap during Hex week. After being "unmatched" by fellow students the telegrams to their fathers urged a reunion over beer in Salisbury. Rhodesian Finance Minister Weathall accused Britain of hypocrisy over famine relief proposals, saying concern from the Branch Prime Minister has been revealed.
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Cape Town
Aap-Reuter
Robert Smith
Kenneth Gibbs
Rhodesia
Jon Smith
Humphrey Gil
Cape ‘Tows University
Iving
Salisbury
Aaprenter
Weathall
Othe
Wilson
Innocents Freed After 10 Years In Jordan Prison
Three Russians were released after a decade in prison for a crime they did not commit. Amid Jordan flood devastation, rescuers continued work in Ma'an as hundreds remained missing and thousands homeless. Authorities noted missteps and a later prosecutor exonerated the jailed men, freeing the three innocents.
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Moscow
Ma'an
Jordan
Reuter
Tarrente
Sharah Jimvountaine
Ma‘an
Bethe
Shkhorotakus
Cies
Rapa
Medina
Mecca
Texideass
Ambake
Gakharia
Alexander Gostgaya
Vladimir Searkava
Varha Chitinava
Chick Gakaria
David Mampona
Chkarotsky
Reenes
Cheerations
Bedouig
Accusin
Odies
Barrier to incentives for disabled workers in Australia
Delegates at a conference warn shelters for the disabled cannot meet needs of Australia’s disabled population. Federal concern is urged as sheltered workshops operate with about 7,000 workers across 100 shops. Jenkins cites four failings: medical neglect, business lag, lack of modern tools, and insufficient homebound employment.
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Delestes
Sheltered Workshops Organ Council
The
Australia
Council For
Ren. Jenkins
Hehmon
Venezuela
Warner
Fenkitys
Bedford Indus
Enimelt’s.committee
Tan Sinclair
Soviet aid offer to Singapore housing industry
A visiting Soviet trade mission leader said Russia was willing to help Singapore housing industry. Mr V B Spandarian, head of the South east Asian department of the Ministry of Foreign Trade, said Singapore was not badly off and could use inventive methods. Singapore’s average house-building cost of around 250 Australian dollars per square foot floor space was surprisingly low.
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Singapore
Iaap Reuter
Russia
V. B. Spandarian
Ministry of Foreign Trade
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