New Malaysia Nation Forms Linking Malaya with Singapore Sarawak and North Borneo
The article outlines the planned creation of Malaysia bringing together Malaya, Singapore, Sarawak, and North Borneo under British influence. It describes geography, population makeup including Malays and Chinese, economic strength from tin, and political context led by Tengku Abdul Rahman. Indonesia watches with concern as Malaysia aims to regional stability and anti-Communist alignment.
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Patrick J. Killen KU
Lumpur
UPID
Malaysia
Malaya
Singapore
Great Britain
Sarawak
North Borneo
South China Sea
Equator
Borneo
Sultanate of Brunei
Prise
Ee Se Eee
Kinta Valley
Perak
Tengku
Abdul Rahman
Kedah
Rahman
Britain
Asia
Japan
Federation
Mao Tse-tung
Southeast Asia Foreign Correspondents Association
Malaysia Solidarity
Big Ben
London
Indonesia
Area Men In Service Across the Region
Airman Larry H Provins of Temple has been reassigned to Amarillo for technical training as an administrative specialist after completing basic at Lackland AFB. CWO James Delaney, who earned his commission in May at Fort Ord, heads to a 17th Aviation unit. a Viet Nam veteran with 18 years in the Army, he holds multiple Fort Sill and Fort Rucker courses. Sgt Charles L. Rice of Walters is set for reassignment to Carswell AFB after graduation from the USAF. Cadet Louis E. White of Temple completes indoc at Williams AFB and AFROTC, aiming for second lieutenant after graduation.
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Larry H. Provins
Temple High School
Amarillo
United States Air Force
Air Force
Provins
Lackland Afb
CWO
James Delaney
Fort Ord
Calif
Viet Nam
17Th Aviation Company
Delaney
Fort Sill
Fort Rucker
Ala
Cwo Delaney
Essie Delaney
Philadelphias
Grace
Charles L. Rice
Walters
Carswell Afb
Tex
United States Air
Elvin M. Rice
Red Oak
Rice
Louis E. White
Gene White
Temple
Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps
Williams Afb
Ariz
White
Afrotc
University of Oklahoma
No Service Fee For Checks Hit By Bank Chief
Bank chief Sebring comments on waiving service charges for checks amid wider industry trends. He calls it a bad precedent but notes limited options as larger banks set policies, while State Capitol Bank president J Leland Gourley cites about 50 Oklahoma banks not charging fees and says he understands the cost figures and aims to follow suit.
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Southern Hills National Aus Han Nad Eraehee Emer
Sebring
J. Leland Gourley
State Capitol Bank
Oklahoma
Gourley
Border Tensions Between Yugoslavia and Albania Rise in 300-Mile Zone
AP reports from Pristina describe heightened border tension with Albanian border guards clashing with Yugoslav forces. Officials cite hundreds of incidents since 1948, with arrests and executions linked to alleged cross border agents.
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Pristina
Yugoslavia
Albania
Balkans
Belgrade
Kukes
Radio Tirana
Enver Hoxha
Marshal Tito
Stalin
Hoxha
Tito
Ivar Asteroid Could Hold 50 Trillion Value in Platinum
NASA experts say the asteroid Ivar may yield about 50 trillion dollars in rare platinum metals. Ivar is among millions of asteroids between Mars and Jupiter, remnants of broken planets. Catching such a tiny body racing millions of miles from Earth remains a major challenge.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ivar
Mars
Jupiter
Earth
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