McEwen Defends Japan Trade Arrangements in Parliament
In a House debate McEwen praised Japan and Australia’s trade links, asserting outgoing West Australian and other governments benefited from favorable terms. He dismissed criticism of tariffs and emphasized perceived superior arrangements with Japan over other nations, noting recent sugar exports and consumer duties.
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Britain
New Zealand
Taires
Canada
Japan
Wallan
FF Rai
Fiwen
Tale
Mary Wan
Cnly
Meeth
McEwen
Australia
Mickwen
Sai
Senator says Hanoi will not talk peace in Vietnam
Senator Cavanagh of the Opposition says Hanoi will not negotiate for peace, insisting bombing within 40 miles of Hanoi was prudent to prevent troop movements. He argues Australia must negotiate only if North Vietnam agrees to real conditions, while the government maintains the policy of continuing the war until America concedes.
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Lab
Senate
Hanoi
Vietnam
Yan
Pet
Branyon
Am Ninider
Wright
America
Noth i
John van Hat
Lectin Sana Ey
North Vietnam
canMich
Semytor Wright
Burnesettl
Australia
Six Pacific Islanders reach rank amid wartime papers in parliament
In the House of Representatives Mr Lynch reports six Pacific Islanders have attained commissioned rank in Papua and New Guinea forces. He cites five more in cadet training and notes government officials discuss pensioner relief, housing, and sheep import proposals amid drought, with ministers Wentworth Forbes and Hime weighing responses. Senator Rankin and others question Barnaby and housing grant extensions.
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Papua and New Guinea
Lynch
Dobie
Lib
Howe of Representatives
Ua Ger Cadet
Ankert
New Zealand
Repieniat
Labour and National Service
Bury
House of Representatives
Amburtab
Nsw
Rankin
Britain Replies To Peace Move Call
Britain responds to a peace initiative with a statement from Foreign Secretary Mr Canntom and Prime Minister Mr Stewart. The reply follows Australia's request and involves discussions among Allied representatives. London reports indicate high-level talks and potential negotiations continuing in the wake of the peace move.
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Minster
Mr Canntom
Han
Stewart
Mir Aikuwitas
Gorton
Australia
Nethall
Rivvia Sunposting
Dochatrmien
Genesa
Iewiomer
Alexaner
Megotinhons
Downer
Wale
Gorton Sul
Fortrain
London
Rusia
Action against friars over Vietnam water torture inquiry fallout
Ane Myaumsy for the Army and Mr Lynch clash over department actions after a torture allegation involving an Australian soldier. Lynch says the matter is internal and ongoing, while opposition figures press for fuller informant disclosure and accountability.
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Ane Myaumsy
Mr Lyne
Han Fel
Vietnam
Lynch
House of Representatives
Yestrday
Mr Barnard
Lynchei
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