10000 Ready To Join Rebels In Borneo Turmoil
Ten thousand volunteers gathered at Djambi, South Sumatra, en route to North Borneo to join rebel bands. A Marine unit arrived in Borneo to patrol the northern border with Malaysia as government forces reinforce Pontianak area. Police tightened security in Djakarta during GANEFO drill parades amid anti Malaysia riots and embassy attacks.
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Djakarta
A.a.p.reuter
Djambi
South Sumatra
North Borneo
Marine Corps
Borneo
Malaysia
Antara
Pontianak
West Borneo
Imersing Forces
Gantfo
Friendship Square
Kuali Lumpur
Soekarno
Malaaysian People’s Action Front
Fiv Owas
Ace
Singapore
Malaya
Sarawak
Federation
Canberra door knock raises nearly six thousand for hunger drive
About £6,000 was collected in Canberra yesterday for the Freedom from Hunger Campaign through a door knock appeal. The total in Canberra now stands around £13,504.
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Canberra
Pope
Ikeda Sees Good Prospect for Malaysia Accord
Japan's Prime Minister Mr Ikeda said Indonesia and the Philippines were eager to consult on a peaceful Malaysia settlement after meetings with Soekarno and Macapagal. He arrived in Canberra with his wife and a 30 member official party and spoke through an interpreter at a press conference.
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Indonesia
Philippines
Ikeda
Canberra
Soekarno
Macapagal
Malaysia
Ikeda Sees Hope for Maphilindo Peace Talks and Co operation
Japanese Prime Minister Ikeda favorable to consultations among the Maphilindo nations including the Tunku to settle Southeast Asian issues. He stressed Australia and Japan must cooperate to aid economic development and reject a Common Market while opposing Communist China. Ikeda and party arrived at Fairbairn Base and visited Uriarra sheep station with reports of hopeful regional collaboration.
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Philippines
Indonesia
Ikeda
Australia
Japan
Uriarra
Canberra
Hayato Ikeda
S. Ohta
Girl Dies After Fireball Blast During Hockey Final
A 19 year old, Miss Judith Larking of Reid House formerly Holbrook NSW, died in Canberra Hospital after a freak storm caused a fireball during the Barton Women’s team versus Canberra Ex-students final at Southwell Park Lyneham. Twenty two players were affected. she received emergency resuscitation but died of heart failure.
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Canberra
Judith Larkins
Reid House
Holbrook
New South Wales
Barton
A.C.T. Women's
Southwell Park
Lyneham
Bennett
Campbell
Miss Larkins
Secon
Night Fireball Injures Girls at Field Games
Mrs Bennett recalls a sudden flash of light during a field event as eight girls collapsed. Two witnesses described a flash of lightning and bystanders rushed to help, with Miss Lar and others among those injured in the incident.
Civic Becomes A Snowtfield After Canberra Hailstorm
A violent hail storm struck central Canberra on Saturday, flooding streets with deep hail. The "strip" storm targeted Civic area between 3:30 and 4:30 p.m., with Lyneham reporting four inches of hail and Fairbairn recording 17 points of rain in the first period and 14 points in the stronger second wave.
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Canberra
Civic
Lyneham
Fairbairn
Hobart Place
Archbishop Ramsey Possible Visitor to Australia in 1965
Archbishop of Canter bury Dr Michael Ramsey may visit Australia in 1965. Anglican Primate of Australia Dr H Gough, returning from England and Canada, said Ramsey expressed keen interest and hoped to visit, with no definite plans yet. Gough attended the World Congress in Toronto.
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Sydney
Archbishop of Canterbury
Michael Ramsey
Australia
H. Gough
England
Canada
Ramsey
Gough
Toronto
Goulburn Man Found Dead in Garage
The battered body of a man about 40 was found in a Goulburn garage. He had been dead for two or three days after a blunt force injury. A 17-year-old youth in Beechworth, Victoria, was arrested in a suspected stolen car and will face Beechworth court charged with illegal use of a motor vehicle.
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Goulburn
Goulum
Beechworth
Victoria
Foth Goulburn
Canberra Times wins E. C. Sommerlad Memorial Award 1962
The Canberra Times received the E. C. Sommerlad Memorial Award for Journalism in 1962, marking its third consecutive win. Judge J. C. Fletcher praised its independence and editorial quality, noting advantages of its national capital source while acknowledging strong provincial competition. Certificates were given to the Singleton Argus, North-West Champion, and Central Coast Express, with special leadership and photo awards also announced to other papers.
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Canberra Times
E. C
Fletcher
ALT
National Capital
Sommerlad
Singleton Argus
Singleton
North-West
Moree
Central Coast Express
Gosford
Cessnock Eagle
Cessnock
Northern Daily Leader
Tamworth
Northern Star
Lismore
Border Morning Mail
Albury
Daily News
Murwillumbah
Space Station Plan In North Australia Near Gulf of Carpentaria
The Australian government outlines a five year programme to build a satellite observing station in North Australia to monitor launches from Woomera under the European Launcher Development Organisation. A polar orbit satellite launch is planned, with the rocket heading north and landfall near the Gulf of Carpentaria depending on rocket stages.
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Newcastle
Woomera
F.L.D.O
European Launcher Development Organisation
North Australia
Air
Pairhall
Gulf of Carpentaria
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