Rogers visits Fairbairn for ANZUS Council meeting
The US Secretary of State William Rogers arrives at Fairbairn RAAF base to attend the first ANZUS Council meeting after policy shifts in the Pacific Asia and relations with Communist nations. President Nixon wrapped up a 12 day eight nation world tour, highlighting Moon landing triumph in talks and speeches.
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Nixon outlines limited U S role in Asia after Vietnam war
President Nixon and aides discuss reducing American involvement in Asia while maintaining a Pacific presence. He argues geography makes the U S a Pacific power, favors nonintervention and expanded economic aid, and urges a collective security framework with Asian nations to pursue peace and multilateral programs.
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Nixon seeks Asian unity on postwar Pacific role
Nixon spokesmen report broad Asian agreement on US posture after Vietnam. The president favors nations bearing primary burden against insurgency while the US will aid if asked, honour treaty obligations against external aggression, and push Asians to shoulder responsibility for regional peace and progress. The Bangkok and Saigon messages urge independent Asian development with US support, cautioning overprotection and urging negotiated peace in Vietnam.
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USIS Vienna Vietnam visit ends with calls for peace
A communique from the US Information Service reports a frank exchange at Bucharest Otopeni Airport and a dinner with President Ceausescu. The statements urge equality of nations, pursuit of peaceful coexistence, and readiness to negotiate arms limits, regional tensions, and Middle East stability.
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