Commonwealth seeks common market ties with Europe and Commonwealth
In a debate on policy toward a common market, ministers propose consulting Commonwealth partners at all levels. Western Europe’s unity and security are tied to economic ties, with leaders arguing for engagement over isolation to avoid Soviet expansion and maintain freedom.
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Viscount De Lissle Welcomed by Australian Leaders at Canberra Airport
The Viscountess De Lissle and her husband were greeted by Prime Minister Menrines on arrival in Canberra. Their son The Hon Philip Sidney, who had flown in from the United Kingdom an hour earlier, waited to greet them before the family drove to their new home at Yarralumla.
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Capital Greets Lord DeL'Isle in Canberra ceremony
Crowds gathered as Lord DeL’Isle arrived with Hon Philip Sidney to meet Prime Minister Menzies and Australian officials. The ceremony featured the Royal Guard, diplomats, and service chiefs. Attendees noted bleak weather while discussions touched on education for the De Lisle children and future appointments.
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