Tunku Replies To Confrontation In Malaysia Crisis
Malaysia's Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman blames the Indonesian Communist Party for Indonesia's stance against Malaysia and warns that if Indonesia acts against Kuala Lumpur it would face the whole free world on Malaysia's side. In Jakarta, Indonesia, West Irian naval units were alerted.
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Free World
Djakarta
West Irian
Tunku Said
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Sai
West Irian tension sparks regional naval alerts
Indonesia condemns Malaysian anti Communism stance and warns of confrontation. West Irian forces, including air units, are placed on alert after Australia's support for Malaysia amid alleged air space violations. West Irian’s border with Australia is cited, while Philippine President Macapagal seeks a middle course to avoid deeper involvement.
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West Irian
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Australia
Malaysia
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Malaysia Today
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Britain
Defence AID PROMISED DEFENCE FOR AUSTRALIA
Australia faces aggression with a firm resolve to fight and rely on British and American nuclear deterrents. Air Chief Marshal Sir Basil Embry urged a fighting national image as cadets marched. Senator Gorton announced early guided missiles for the Royal Australian Navy arriving before year end. Rear-Admiral Monroe cited U.S. Seventh Fleet support and new communications gear to bolster Indian Ocean defence from the North-West Cape base in Perth.
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Britain and France pledge closer postwar ties
French premier Maurice Couve de Murville and Mali’s Attilio Piccioni discussed maintaining close contacts with Britain on all levels. The talks signaled a potential new rapport between Paris and London as Foreign Secretary R. A. Butler stressed Europe integration. Ministers agreed to quarterly meetings, next in London with Butler chairing.
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Man Injured in Canberra Car Collision at Northbourne Avenue
Fransicus Joinuis of a mall sustained serious injuries after being struck by a car while standing at the rear of his panel van on Northbourne Avenue Saturday Polhuis suffered multiple injuries to both legs and possible internal injuries. He was admitted to Canberra Community Hospital in a serious condition.
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Polhuis
Canberra
Underground nuclear test rocks desert at Shoal site
A 12 kiloton underground nuclear blast at Project Shoal shook the Sand Springs range 1,200 feet deep. Witnesses within half a mile saw ground heave as dust plume rose and a prolonged rumble rolled through the area. The blast aimed to aid seismologists distinguishing earthquakes from underground explosions. Organized by the Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department to test unmanned monitors under the nuclear test ban treaty.
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Canberra bomber decision sparks election clash
In a television interview Sir Robert Menzies and opposition leader Arthur Calwell trade charges over the choice of the TFX bomber. Government defends timing and cost differences favoring the American model while denying a joint defence treaty with Malaysia. Canberra says the North West Cape base remains under US control and that the Canberra replacement Bomber is now approved after eight years of delay.
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Hhe
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U.K
Fireworks Factory Blast Shakes Bellaire City
A fireworks factory explosion near Bellaire Ohio showered embers over a mile area injuring a caretaker critically and threatening one resident’s death. The Obia Fireworks Co plant was demolished while about 300 nearby homes were evacuated. The blast involved 35 tons of dynamite stored at the plant.
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Ohio
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Obia Fireworks Company
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Canberra hikers abandon 50 mile walk near Michelaga
Four Canberra men led by Bob Haas and Geoff Marsden abandoned a planned 50 mile walk to Bredbo after 25 miles near Michelaga. They completed eight hours of walking, then retired at 1 p.m. Haas noted they were not top athletes and urged careful conditioning before attempting long hikes.
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