Indonesia cuts trade with Malaysia amid defiant stance
President Soekarno rebukes Malaysia by breaking off trade, warning of higher prices as Indonesia pivots away from Singapore led markets. Officials signal tougher confrontation policies, while Kuala Lumpur mobilizes youth volunteers and international reactions surface from Manila and New York.
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Indonesia
Singapore
Malaysia
Torday
West Borneo
J. C. Devaanp Oray
Antara
Borneo
Dam Visitors Lock Out Still Flooded With Attention
Police report the Cotter road dam gate padlocked then broken as crowds converged for open day events. Minister Freeth closed the dam valves Friday while contractors keep it shut Sunday. Yachtsmen still access nearby waters. water levels rise for about ten days before slowing.
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Cotter
Freeth
Canberra Times
Ere
Ene
National Capital Development Commission
Commission
Gangs Planned Embassy Fire Amid Djakarta Unrest
Street gangs who led the crowd that gutted the British Embassy and British homes last Wednesday planned to burn the Australian Embassy. A Youth Front member said police blocked the move at the Tjikini suburb edge. Indonesian officials warned Southeast Asia tension may explode. The Union Jack briefly flew over the British Ambassador's home before Indonesian guards stopped two servants trying to raise it.
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Djakarta
Box Club
Suprapto
South-East Asia
Supraplo
Nasution
Army
Indonesia
Dajakarta
Andrew Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Singapore Poll A Blow To Communists
The State Legislative Assembly will form a Government with autonomy in education and labour and finance control. The ruling party held 25 seats, the Opposition 25, with one vacant. The Singapore Alliance suffered a crushing defeat with no elected candidates and 16 independents were rejected. Lee declared the Communists the real enemy in a television speech after results.
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State Legislative Assembly
P.A.P
Singapore Alliance
Singapore People
Malaysia
Lee
Record Crowds Attend Royal Show First Saturday
Melbourne crowds swelled the Royal Show with 124 000 visitors on Sunday the first popular day. Attendance rose 1 600 from last year but fell short of the 145 151 first Saturday record set in 1946. Show grounds and streets were crowded despite VFL semi final and Moonee Valley races.
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Melbourne
Rail link plan eyed for Sydney to Port Pirie run
A 20 million rail link proposal would run trains from Sydney to Marree increasing tourist traffic to Alice Springs and the Territory. The plan envisions a Centralian Express service three times weekly between Broken Hill and Port Pirie linking with the Darwin Alice Springs train in Darwin during a North Australian railways tour by Mr. Smith.
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Sydney
Marree
Alice Springs
Territory
Smith
Darwin
Broken Hill
Port Pirie
Two Melbourne youths shot by police inSeparate incidents
A 20 year old man was shot in the thigh after a quarter mile chase in Footscray following a gun at Constable Archibald and a jewellery shop escape. A 16 year old was shot in both legs at Preston Station after allegedly threatening with a knife and allegedly stabbing a porter at Northcote.
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Melbourne
Footscray
A. Archibald
Archibald
J Keehan
Barkly Street
Footscray Hospital
Preston
Northcote
Joan Morley
Rae Street
Fitzroy
Frank Bellessini
Bellesini
St. Vincent’s Hospital
De Gaulle and Adenauer Meet at Rambouillet
West German Chancellor Adenauer and France's President de Gaulle held talks at Rambouillet near Paris. Paris government sources said the meeting was expected to be more than a sentimental occasion.
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Paris
A.a.p.reuter
Dr. Adenauer
France
de Gaulle
Rambouillet
P.10 6 17 Weddings And Amusements Highlights
Page brief notes list weddings weather radio and TV items with small adds and sports results on pages P L8 and P.23 across the issue.
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A.p.reuter
Soekarno
Bogor
West Java
Mareign
Johannes Ve’ Leimena
Soekaro
Supreme Operational Command Economic Committee
Kuala Lumpur
People’s Action Committee
New York
Philippines
Salvador Lopez
Lake Dam
Australia
Lake Burley Griffin
Heron
Y.M.C.A. Sailing Club
V.F.L
Moonee Valley
Ito Electrics
Lucas, Smiths. N.R.M.A
Cathier House
Adenauer
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