Malaysia ready to talk with Indonesia on peace talks
Malaysia announced it was prepared to open immediate discussions with Indonesia to end the undeclared three year conflict. Cabinet said Deputy Premier Tun Razak should use the favorable atmosphere to meet Indonesian officials, and Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman said he would meet President Sukarno if circumstances warranted.
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Monks Back Rebel Troops In South Vietnam War Tense
Buddhist Church ends truce with military government in Saigon and backs northern rebels. It demands withdrawal of government troops from Da Nang and Hues to wrest control of the city. The move follows a US Secretary of State appeal for restraint as hunger strikes reach figures tied to political forces.
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Downing of U.S. Plane Over Vietnam War Area
Reported incident states a U.S. supplied light aircraft was shot down near Da Nang by Vietnamese authorities using automatic weapons. The fate of the crew was reported as unknown, with conflicting details about possible American or Vietnamese occupants. The article also covers broader regional political commentary from Jakarta and Manila amid ongoing Southeast Asia tensions.
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Lions Defeat New South Wales Country 6 3 at Manuka Oval
Touring British Isles Rugby Union team the Lions beat New South Wales Country 6 to 3 at Manuka Oval in rainy conditions. 8519 officials said. Spectators hurried for cover as the downpour intensified, yet many stayed to watch the action and cheer the players.
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Satirical cartoon shows Queen Britain for Sale message
A London Daily Mirror cartoon depicts the Queen grinning under the caption Britain for Sale. In Australia, a memorial cairn and bronze plaque are planned for Michael Herbert, Naas Valley pioneer, with local officials debating funding and a permanent marker.
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Britain
London Daily Mirror
Michael Herbert
Naas Valley
Australian ships may get foreign trade
Vice Minister for Trade and Industry Mr McEwen outlined measures to help Australian registered bulk ships enter the Australia Japan bulk trade. The plan envisages triangular voyages where Australian ships move iron ore from Western Australia to East Coast steelworks for coal to Japan, with foreign built ships allowed in coastal legs to ensure overall success.
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Japan
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Government plans protection for Australian ships
The government aims to shield Australian ships by amending the Custom Act to curb foreign built vessels from dominating coastal trade. Provisions would ban foreign ships from being designated ported, require bonds and local manning, and involve Australian yards in orders. The reform targets bulk trades and overseas services, with details to show trades and cargoes for each vessel.
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Plan to restrict food price rises discussed
The report notes Ord plans to restrain food price increases. It mentions various political figures and policy debates across pages, including remarks by Mr Jery Praser and commentary on conscription and universal service. The snippet also references international and domestic news items and a broad page layout.
Talks on Cyprus to chart bilateral peaceful solution
Turkish foreign minister Admiral Toumbis said today Turkey agreed to chart bilateral talks with Cyprus aiming at a peaceful agreed solution to the Cyprus problem.
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