Indonesians Challenge Australia's East Asia Policy
Indonesian officials challenged Australia over its stance toward Indonesia and Malaysia. In Jakarta Dr Subandrio warned Australia its support for British action over Malaysia could provoke a broader challenge Indonesia was ready to meet.
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Australia
Indonesia
United Nations
Malaysia
Subandrio
Djakarta
Sembly
Britain
Philippines
North Borneo
Sabah
Sarawak
U.N
Radio Djakarta
Soekarno
Supreme Council
U.N Malaysia
Sydney
Foreign Ministry
Australia to Bring Diplomatic Families Home From Singapore
A spokesman said 43 women and children will return to Australia Saturday night from Singapore via Bangkok after anti-British violence. The UN debated Britain's Malaysia role with Indonesia accusing Britain of Pax Britannica in the region.
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Singapore
Bangkok
Britain
Malaysia
United Nations
Mystery of the Whale personal crisis reports
An aerial view captures 39 blackfin whales that beached themselves in Wreck Bay near Nowra. Locals from Wreck Bay Aboriginal Station helped, with rowboats pushing and riding the whales to safety. Nine were returned to sea, six swam off, three were lassoed and anchored but dragged their anchors. The station manager L Browne and another man intervened to head off the whales and tether them to rocks as researchers hoped some could be kept alive.
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Wreck Bay
Nowra
Mr. L. Browne
Prime Minister Macmillan Admitted To Hospital
King Edward VII Hospital reports Prime Minister Macmillan, 69, admitted with prostatic obstruction. Deputy Butler to run government while he is absent for weeks. Blackpool preselection conference opens with prayers and a message of regret from the PM. Tass notes concern over leadership crisis and possible impact on his tenure.
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King Edward VII Hospital
Macmillan
London
Blackpool
Butler
Anthony Eden
Moscow
Tass
Mr. Macmillan
Fluoridation Debate In Canberra House Today
In Canberra a government member Mr J Killen will move to suspend fluoride in the water. He cites conflicting evidence on fluoridation. The Federal Labour Party considered the issue yesterday and called for a committee inquiry. Minister Freeth had announced last month that fluoridation would be permitted.
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J. Killen
Lib
Moreton
House of Representatives
Canberra
Killen
Federal
Labour Party
Interior
Freeth
Bread price protests hit Canberra shops
Canberra Consumers chair Dr G J R Linge said some shops charged higher prices than the Master Bakers Association announced. A survey found vendors unaware of price changes, with wrapped bread up 2d while unwrapped prices remained. The Trades and Labour Council warned costs of basic foods could rise, calling for a public investigation into the price rise.
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Canberra
Master Bakers’ Association
Canberra Consumers
G. J. R. Linge
Canberra Times
Trades and Labour Council
Dr. Linge
Linge
Sydney
N.S.W
J. M. Ogilvie
A.C.T
Flora Hurricanes Ravage Haiti and Cuba
The nine day strike by Hurricane Flora devastates the south eastern Bahamas Haiti and Cuba with possible death tolls around five thousand and damages exceeding 2450 million dollars. Cuban Premier Castro narrowly escapes drowning during a tour as refugees warn of regime danger and widespread crop loss. Weather forecasters expect the storm to dissipate over the Atlantic, marking one of the deadliest hurricanes of the era.
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Miami
A.A.P
Flora
Bahamas
Atlantic
United Press
Haiti
Cuba
Dr. Castro
Havana
Atlantic Ocean
Miami Weather Bureau
Columbus
New World
Cabinet Consultations as Butler awaited for Macmillan update
Ministers held hurried late night talks to decide next steps but no decisions will be taken before Mr Butler arrives this evening. Uncertainty surrounds the effect of Mr Macmillan's illness on policy.
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Mr. Butler
Mr. Macmillan
Reverses In N S W House Defeat on Pharmacy Bill
SYDNEY Wednesday The Opposition in the Legislative Council defeated the Government in four successive divisions today on the controversial Pharmacy Bill. Seven Labour rebel members of the independent Labour group voted with the Opposition.
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Sydney
Legislative Council
Independent Labour Group
Early Poll Risky Says McEwen in Talks on Election Timing
Mr McEwen told a meeting of the Country Party that an early election could be risky and that the government should complete its term and redraw electoral boundaries. He said the government would need a reasonable prospect of winning about eight seats, a view not shared by all backbenchers. Opposition Leader Calwell urged Labour MPs to be ready for an early poll.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Tun Abdul Razak
Federation
Royal Navy
Britain
Admiralty
Lord Carrington
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Mr.Macmillan
Blackpool
Macmillan
McEwen
Country Party
The
Calwell
Labour Party
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Garfield Barwick
Malaya
Alaysia
United Kingdom
Pax Britannica
Peter Thomas
U.K
N.S.W. House
P.M
Liberal Party
Holt
Queensland
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