Holt stance on Razak request signals cautious aid talks
Prime Minister Holt is expected to maintain a cautious attitude toward Malaysia's request for increased Australian military aid. Razak, in Kuala Lumpur, indicated Malaysia seeks defense help and expansion of its armed forces. Officials negotiate details, with a new 19 million to December 1962 and overall 60 million programme to extend aid, including ammunition, rifles, vehicles, and engineer equipment.
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Mr Holt
Avting
Myniester
Malaysia
Tun Abdul Razak
Kuala Tum
Yeterday
Me Holt
Mit
Australia
Tin Razak
I Aur
Additions for airport expose Canberra terminal delays
About 400 Maroonta airline passengers were redirected into Canberra Airport yesterday morning as Minister Swartz told the House that terminal facilities at the airport would be enlarged for passenger comfort. He said the new site would not suit certain needs and that delays in providing extra facilities were anticipated. The existing Canberra Airport would remain in use while the new site is developed, with upgrades planned to handle higher traffic and improve fog conditions and access.
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Canberra
Swartz
House of Representatives
Sydhew
Heen
Operivon
Sydney Gallant Farewell Parade Before Vietnam Deployment
Sydney crowds watched 1,300 troops from a force of 4,300 march through the city in a farewell parade. The South Battalion commander led the march amid security checks before HMAS Sydney sails for South Vietnam.
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Westerday
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Lievenant
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Ted
Nsw
Roden Cutler
Cap St Lacghes
Saigon
de Min- Sity
Vietnam
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Mayer Ment
Avdnrv
Armstrong
Hmas Sydney
Salevga
South Vietnam
Satellite town plan of $100m approved by NSW Authority
The NSW Tanning Authority chaired by N. Ashian announced a $100 million satellite town project near Sydney. The expansion would provide accommodations and services for about 25,000 residents, with the aim of supporting air refuelling and related facilities at Campbelltown area.
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NSW Tanning Authority
N. Ashian
Canhérea
Campbelltown Jaher
Sydney
Guine Sneo Es
Coama
Brihanes Mellie
Ould
Newcactie
Sydnes
Brisbane
Plea by churches on volunteers for overseas service
A fragmented, uncertain account notes church leaders and the Australian Council of Churches debating a stance on sending volunteers overseas amid Vietnam War tensions. The executive committee weighs leadership, diplomacy, and possible negotiation with authorities in Australia and the United States.
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Mindy Faracge
Australian Council of I
Holt
Anc
Lira Committee of the
Ional
Reward Offered in Death of Newborn Found in Dickson
A $1,000 reward has been offered for information leading to the arrest of those responsible for the death of a newborn baby found strangled in Dickson over the weekend. Police inquiry tracked aircraft movements near Canberra and Sydney as officers investigated a suspected relationship and timing around the incident.
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Dickson
Couple sought by police after anxious interview near HL area
Sgt Luren said a couple who sought accommodation in the HL area weeks ago were anxious and an interview with another young couple was held. The woman was believed pregnant and wore a lemon maternity frock. Detectives pursued information as a £31,000 reward was offered to draw vital leads.
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the Minster
Sydney
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Willl
Alice
Luren
Desue
Iis
Ahan Irk School
Luton
Indonesian Migration Plan Prompts Cabinet Appeal
President Sukarno urged a mammoth internal migration moving a million ponies yearly from Java to Irian and the Calaben. Java’s population is estimated between 70 and 73 million, growing at about twelve million per year, a figure seen as insufficient for the nation’s needs. The appeal was made during a public speech in Caninet.
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Aap-Reuter
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Calaben
Bietht Sontral
Liverpool wife rejects husband’s football pool windfall
Mrs Linda Fenwick of Liverpool objects to the £146,235 win by her estranged husband Michael Fenwick a 26 year old factory worker. The couple, living apart since January, planned to share some winnings but she declines any share and says she will bank the money. She proposes using part of it for their child or family needs.
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Linda Fenwick
Liverpool
Michael Fenwick
Onden
Mathiarmic
Australia
Nus
Fenwick
Ieek Typi
Samanthe
Genwick
Ian
L10
Aeck
A. Beatnik
Barisie Anna
Australian PM Holt arrives in Singapore on Asia tour
Australian Prime Minister Holt lands in Singapore during a one day Southeast Asia visit ahead of talks with Saigon Bangkok Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. He plans to visit Anzac Day services in Vietnam before returning to Singapore April 29 for a two day official visit. A protester hurls a shoe at Perth arrival injuring a staff member. Joan Davies 48 of Bicton arrested after balcony disturbance by Save Our Sons demonstrators.
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Holt
Sydney
South-east Asia
Saigon
Thailand
Malaysia
Bangkok
Kuala Lumpur
Vietnam
John Wilton
Joint Chiefs-of-Staff
Mr Holt
Robert Menzies
Perth
Save Our Sons
Toom
B. Hackett
Jandy
Bonell
Joan Gladys Davies
Bicton
Banks to get extra five million
Crumbling wartime notes report funds for banks, while US Air Force jets suffer a repeated malfunction, as Vietnam and the Ho Chi Minh trail feature in a broad war update. International politics show Germany reunification talks in Bonn, and in Britain Maureen Smith admits her husband’s newspaper payments amid Moony murder coverage. Medical notes mention a special rate for 1,182 patients with chronic tension headaches, with various parliamentary and lottery items listed.
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
Vietnam
Pane
Maureen Smith
Slater
Myra Hindley
Moony
Chester
Britain
Mvere
Parliament
National Service Reforms Debated in Parliament
Australia weighs three new national service measures including extended conscription, a call-up system for remote areas, and exemptions for certain overseas travelers. Cabinet and MPs discuss a potential six year service with CMF options for 20 year olds, while concerns about aliens serving and international implications are raised.
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Sis
Snstead
Inarapo
Allan
CP. Nsw
Acho
Vision of Saul controversy at Bathurst council meeting
Bathurst alderman Mr LR Wardmar chaired a contentious session over censoring a painting titled Vision of Saul. The debate touched on decency, with references to a kneeling naked man and alleged pain, as lawmakers discussed extending a structure to cover distant areas and the impact on European migrants.
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Bathurst
A. Bathurst
LR. Wardmar
Rammure
Britain
Hralia
Stor Davell
Hilt
Thrush
CME
Jnana
Census Soon in Australia Census Shows Population Rise
Australia prepares for a forthcoming census with officials indicating the event will occur this year. Mr McMaho announced details yesterday, noting the population growth and a projected national count surpassing the 1961 figure by about one million.
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Yranier
McMahoo
Australia
Port Union Hs
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