Malaysia may seek Commonwealth troop aid for Thai border patrols
Deputy Premier Tun Abdul Razak said Malaysia would request deployment of Commonwealth troops if needed to counter Communist rebels on the Thai border. He noted renewed activity by rebels near the frontier and stressed regional cooperation to secure the border.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Tun Abdul Razak
Henish
New Zealand
Bornes
Indonesia
Thin Razak
Tin Itazak Gil
Straits of Malacca
Critics from Sydney University challenge MIA irrigation plan
Two Sydney University geographers Dr Trevor Langford-Smith and Dr John Rutherford publish Water and Land Two Case Studies in Irrigation through the Australian National University. They argue the Mur rumbidgee Irrigation Area has suffered from an inflexible design and water shortages, hindering long term productivity and social economic balance.
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Murrumbidgee
Sydney University
Trevor Langford-Smith
John Rutherford
Australian National University
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Mint completes 50e coin order in Canberra
The Royal Australian Mint announces completion of its second run of Sic coins. Comptroller M Henderson reports total coins produced across Perms, halfpennies, and other denominations. Minting plans outline new coin types and future expansion amid economic and agricultural context.
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Royal Australian Mint
Canberra
M. Henderson
Carnpalley
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Stuart Meterlin
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Australia
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