Indonesia Says Pressure Used in Colombo Plan Aid Debate
Indonesian officials advised Australia and Britain that Colombo Plan aid may not be expanded. Subandrio told Australian Ambassador Keith Shann that Indonesia had not decided to seek more aid, while Malaysian and Philippine officials discussed settlement terms on North Borneo. The Foreign Office and Malaysian spokesman denied official statements and noted diplomatic pressures amid Indonesia’s aid-cancellation stance.
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P.reuter
Subandrio
Keith Shann
Shann
Foreign Office
Tanler
Sitidng
Indonesia
Ausins
Britain
Baw
Lopez
Malaysia
Wim
North Borneo
Philips
Ognine
Misty
Tid Thig
Koval
Malaya
al Fms
Philin
Fas
Itm
Kula Lumpur
Subandrio Timeent Malaysia
Philippines
Djakarta
United States
Alfaines
Frank Galbraith
ULS
Homes Protest Group Formed
A 12 member committee from nine government departments and one non government member chair a protest group in Watson led by R D Hayward seeking restoration of former land assessment exclusions for government housing sold to tenants. They plan a public meeting before November 20 to press for policy reversal and rights promised upon moving to Canberra.
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K.P. Greenish
Chamber of Commerce
Interior
Freeth
Hayward
Grantantra
Security Tight at Sukarno's Closing Festival
Extraordinary security marked the closing day of the Games of the New Emerging Forces in Jakarta. Authorities barred dissent as the Russian built stadium prepared for 2,316 athletes from 47 provinces with lights out during the march and troops stationed at strategic points guarding entrances.
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Diakarta
Reuter
Sukarno
Simlyut
Hekaly
Runaway bus crash kills seven in Colombia tragedy
A crowded bus swerved out of control down a hill in Hogota injuring and killing several. The Associated Press reported seven dead including two schoolgirls. police and rescuers worked at the scene as authorities investigated the crash.
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Hogota
Colombia
Contol
Vogels
Associated Press of America
Australia Sees Strong Wheat Sales To China In 1963 64
Mr Moroney announced the Wheat Board sold 64 million bushels to China on September 18 and by three years total shipments exceed 260 million bushels valued near £200 million. He said sales were on familiar terms with China and that overseas demand remains robust.
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Janches
Mordney
China
Moroney
International
Moronev
Army to Buy 900 Land Rovers for Australian Forces
Australian Army plans to purchase 900 Land Rovers through Rover Australia in London. The deal exceeds £500,000 for Rover Company in Britain, with final value after Sydney assembly over £1,350,000.
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London
Reuter
Rover Australia
Rovers Company
Britain
Sydney
Tiny light bulb passes through needle eye study claims
Moscow Friday reports Russian scientists created a miniature one watt lamp that can pass through the eye of a needle. Tass cited by United Press says the device is visible in a well lit room and will be used for computers central panels and medical applications.
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Moscow
Pjm
Brit- United Press
Jaeger Named Head of Geophysics Department at ANU
The announcement from the Vice-Chancellor confirms Professor Jaeger will take up the new appointment from January 1 1964. He succeeds Sir Mark Oliphant who resigned last July and will remain Professor of Particle Physics. Oliphant plans to devote his later years to pure plasma physics research.
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J. C
Phy
L. G. H. Hussey
Jaeger
Geophysics
Physical Sciences
Mark Oliphant
Mark
Lisir Mark
Durdcie
Jaeger Named Acting Head of Real Sciences at ANU
Professor Jaeger takes the acting head role of the Real Sciences at the Australian National University in Canberra starting July 1950. Previously he was Professor of Applied Mathematics at the University of Tasmania and lecturer there, with earlier studies at Sydney and Cambridge.
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Eger
Australian National University
Thcle
Canberra
Jaeger
University of T
Sydney Church of England Grammar School
Sydney
Cambridge
University of Tasmania
ANU
University Council
Labour proposal on preferential voting risks one party state
Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies warned at a Liberal rally that the Labour Party plan to abolish preferential voting would pave the way for a one party State in Australia. He argued the system protects minority voices and warned voters against Labour’s aims. He cited a past remark by Opposition leader Calwell about Australia possibly having a one party State.
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Labour Party
Australia
Robert Menzies
Robert
Labour
Liberal Party
St. Charles Hall
Waverley
W. Aston
Bln‘eld
Sir Robert
Calwell
DLP
Robert Sais
Usbour
Tabor
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Hastings Harrington
Lord de L'Isle
Government House
E. M. Wilkinson
Order of the British Empire
Homes
R. D. Hayward
Watson
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