Rumors Stir Singapore Businessmen Over Election Move
Singapore reports fear of unemployment after June 1 when independence is reached if a left wing victory occurs on May 3. By May 1, 21 firms mainly British had moved or planned to Kuala Lumpur with registered capital around 28.44 million. The Straits Times liquidation of a Singapore company to Kuala Lumpur is noted as a key influence amid left wing fears.
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Sabre Jet Obsolescence Seen by Aerospace Expert
Expert Syirsky and Mr Pittman deem the Sabre obsolete while noting a leap in jet technology. Pittman cites the Lockheed Starfighter’s superiority with speeds around 1441 mph and claims no Russian plane exceeds its capability.
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America
KR. Pittman
Lock Deal Aceraft Corporation
Puttmant
Yes Trail
Californa Los Tills
Doghhead PG
Burt
Pittman
Portman
Ma. Prilman Ilial
Stamps stolen in Dublin raid at Shana fan auction
Police investigate a Dublin stamp burglary where valuable items worth tens of thousands were taken from a safe at a stamp auction. Detectives think the thieves may be part of an international ring and targeted the most valuable stamps, leaving lesser items.
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Shanafan
Lan
Thigve
Pang
Baptist 350th Anniversary Observed In Canberra
The Canberra Baptist Church marked 350 years of Baptist history with services as the world Baptist fellowship now numbers over 40 million in more than 60 countries. Rev. F. P. McMaster preached on religious liberty guided by John Smyth Memorial Church in Amsterdam and the call to conscience led by scripture.
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Canberra
King Baptist Church
Amsterdam
F. P. McMaster
John Smyth
United Nations
Credi
Church Council
Asian Churchmen for Conference in Melbourne
Four Asian church leaders will attend the first manonal conference of Australian churches at Melbourne University. The four are Bishop Leslie Newbigin, Mr M Thomas, Professor Takenaka, and Bishop Sobrenena, representing the United Church of the Philippines and other denominations.
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Melbourne University
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Pal
Tiarvey L. Perkins
Leslie Newbie
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South Tisai
Takenaka
Soctology
Kyoto University
Japan
Sobrenena
United Church of the Philppines
More Federal Aid For Roads Urged
Sydney Sunday report quotes Dr A J Marshall president of the Shires Association of NSW arguing for higher road funding. He notes petrol tax receipts could yield about 345 million pounds for roads over five years if fully allocated, while the current Commonwealth Road Aids bill would pool only 250 million pounds for roads. 95 million pounds would go to other Commonwealth revenue. He says property owners should not bear all road costs and that petrol taxes should finance roads directly.
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Shires‘ Association of
N.S.W
A. J. Marshall
Commonwealth
Berserk Knifeman Attacks Church Audience in Sydney
A man attacked at St Hilda's Church in Adtoanmba during a Billy Graham Sydney crusade stabbed one woman to death and wounded two others. Police say 300 people were present when the assault occurred. The dead woman was found with a fatal stab wound to the heart. A two year old girl found her mother dying nearby. Two victims were taken to Katoomba District Hospital for treatment with one in critical condition and another not serious.
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Adtoanmba
St. Hilda’s Church of
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Billy Graham
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