Malaya Day marked by tight security and tense rhetoric
In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur officials reported heavy police presence and road blocks as Malaya Day marked the first anniversary of the Malaysian Federation. Sukarno warned of pressure on Chinese communities while Malaysian leaders urged restraint amid claims of a "crush Malays" threat.
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Lord Boothby to sue over Stern article claims
Lord Boothby says he will sue Stern after a controversial magazine piece in last week’s issue, following a prior £40,000 settlement from the Daily Mirror. He has instructed his solicitors to act against Stern for a damaging article.
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Daily Mirror
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Singapore to lift U K ban on British goods tonight
Singapore announces lifting its ban on 46 British export items effective midnight with negotiations to follow in coming days. British Chancellor Maudling calls the move satisfactory and says the trade war sets a poor Commonwealth precedent while he attends the Commonwealth Finance Ministers Conference.
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Higgs Kidnapping Case Ties to South Africa Inquest
Dennis Arthur Higgs, a former university lecturer from Northern Rhodesia, was found bound and blindfolded in Johannesburg after a Friday night kidnapping from Lusaka. South Africa’s Justice Minister Vorster and officials announced police would pursue charges, with British and Northern Rhodesian authorities involved.
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Lion on a leash: intruder lion at city zoo
A 4 month old intruder lion chased by a keeper at Linen Park Zoo forced Patrolman Becker to corral it. The animal fled into a patrol car where Becker and Officer Hansen escorted it to the East Chicago Avenue police station. A pound transfer followed for the animal.
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Reuter
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Chinese stir Congo war alleged by U S official
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Chinese personnel were seen in eastern Congo trying to stir trouble. He cited reports that rebels led by Casimir Hagira moved toward Bukavu and Burundian territory, while Congo’s government sought to prevent Congo from becoming a battlefield for major powers.
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Burst of chaos hits cities as unrest spreads across nations
The report merges multiple scenes from Africa and Europe with tense incidents. Rebels advance toward Bukavu amid clashes and a brain thrombosis case in Athens. a Dutch train attack in Arnhem and a London social unrest episode at Carlton House Terrace frame a day of volatile events.
Grivas Reaffirms Enosis Aim Amid Cyprus Pilgrimage
Gen. Grivas spoke during a weeklong pilgrimage in a cave near Murhieris Monastery in central Cyprus. In this spot his chief lieutenant Gregory Afxentiou and other EOKA members were killed in a 1957 clash with British soldiers. Grivas declared Enosis remains the central objective for Greek Cypriots.
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Radio war in the air over Kent model planes clash
In Kent a battle of radio control threats unfolds as unlicensed walkie talkies using Japanese frequencies disrupt model aircraft. Damaged by wrong signals, planes costing up to £120 crash near Dartford heath. Post office deems the devices illegal and hobbyists prepare detectors to identify offenders.
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Bug-Eyed Monsters Might Inhabit Other Worlds
Professor W Bent Williams of Southampton University told the British Association that life could exist in ammonia seas on Mercury or in chlorine worlds with distinct biochemistries. He described possible sea liquids and elemental needs for alien life, noting water would be poisonous in many proposed environments.
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