Inter Parliament debate looms over Vietnam at IPU gathering
Two day session of the Inter Parliament Union heats up with sharp criticism of American and Australian Vietnam policy. Delegates push for peace talks and urge restraint while some support a United Arab Republic backed resolution. US Senator Yarborough defends Vietnam actions. Indian delegation seeks inter peace fasting and broader UN Charter adherence.
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Mer Movarky
Geneseeth Roth
Aston Hig
Tee Pether
TPCT
Vietnam
Vietnam | Tk
Madvnnite
Silas
SHC
Pea Alnr
Lavid Austra
Ripa
Frame
Pak
Taian
NATO
America
Vietna
Ilar
Ussr
Shold
South
Maris
Pater
Mer Uren
Semon Morrie
Czechoslovakia
Southeast Asia
Thong
R Wo Yarborough
Hugh
Novi Fel Freire
Pwshore
MPs accused of criticising Canada and South Vietnam policy
An American delegation to the Inter parliamentary Union meeting in Canberra carried a goodwill message to the US President. The Canadian and South Vietnam crises dominated debate as MPs criticised foreign policy and defence alignments.
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National Press
Canada
Vietnam
Philippines
Philip
Lusls Sya
America
South Vietnam
Simerten
Neha
Manianie
Mums
China
Spe
Anet
Cromunis Ching Sania
Phillies
Inter- Parliamentary Union
Canberra
Unit shifts to Borneo amid wartime moves
A fragmented report describes military movements toward Borneo and Sarawak, mentioning Australian and American officers, Sir Robert Menvies, and multiple named locations. It notes a convoy and a car accident in Vietnam with references to Westmoreland and an American commander, plus injuries described as minor in the aftermath.
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Yarborough
Mulacka
Sarawak
Fontuin
Minwer Ter Armive Es Prrofane Wearthy Infantry
Robert
Mutron
Feta Ee
Representa
Robert Menvies
Crescen
Connor
Mr Holt
Australia
Vietnam
Constitution Avenue
Johrwun
Anzac Banal
Pasenger
Vienam
Laie Autral
Canberra Road Safety Chief Calls For Tougher Driver Tests
The ACT Road Safety Council chairman Mr W Southwick warns that unsafe driving risks rise when drivers operate cars with poor training. He argues for rigorous practical and theoretical tests before licensing and criticizes lenient rules that allow easy access to driving privileges amid dangerous behavior and underinformed motorists.
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Canberra
W. Southwick
Flotant
Road Safety Council
Cushetta
Southwick
Ward Hank
Tescat
Anias
Diane
Commonwealth
Beencara
Birth balance urged for developing nations by Japanese MP
In Canberra, Mrs Shizue Kato of Japan urged balancing population growth with economic expansion to raise living standards in developing countries. She noted varied problems, limits of growth, and suggested national policies adjust birth control within five to seven year plans. She cited postwar Japan birth rates and public interest in contraception as context for policy debate.
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Shizue Kato
Canberra
Kato
Japan
House of Councils
Kate
Ope Japan Osly
Mainichi
Kain
Tanun
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