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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Aug 12, 1965
Page
1
Sabah affirms allegiance to Malaysia in a public pledge reported by local officials. The ceremony underscored continued cooperation between Sabah and federal authorities as regional leaders reiterated support for national unity and mutual goals.
Sir Robert Menzies met with Malaysia’s Tunku Abdul Rahman urging talks before Singapore’s departure from Malaysia. Sarawak officials warned of Communist exploitation amid Singapore secession, while Straits Times noted local anxieties over the state’s future in the evolving federation. Prime Minister Lee warned of deadly consequences if Malays from Malaysia stirred trouble in Singapore.
Jakarta informed authoritative circles yesterday that Indonesia may exclude Singapore from its anti Malaysia confrontation efforts until the situation clarifies. Reports from officials in Sydney and London described ongoing discussions among Australia Britain and Malaysia with Singapore, and noted possible defense and foreign policy arrangements as tensions endured.
A significant foreign policy statement is planned for debate in the House of Representatives next Wednesday night. The speech is expected to outline key policy directions and national security priorities.
A Canberra Hospital survey, described as an academic exercise by chairman Dr T H J Harrison, drew criticism from medical staff. Patients were questioned under a questionnaire distributed by the hospital’s medical advisory committee, with concerns over consent, privacy, and the study’s purpose raised by doctors.
Diplomatic sources in Canberra say Australia is receptive to a discreet proposal to help end the India Pakistan conflict in Kashmir. The approach was made at official level and involved hopes for mediation amid rising casualties and renewed calls for restraint from Indian authorities and the United Nations.
India and Pakistan exchange accusations after a clash in Kashmir. New Delhi and Islamabad trade denials as tensions rise amid reports of heavy fighting and Indian protests at the United Nations. Indira Gandhi comments on the situation from Srinagar.
Kenneth Slessor, 64, and C. Chipman, 66, named to the Australian Literary Censorship Board. Senator Anderson noted the changes as the government seeks to strengthen the panel, with the Crown Law Department cited for needed reforms.
East West Airlines seeks immediate talks with Premier Askin to secure more NSF air routes. The report notes a postponed decision and references other items on the page such as US rejection of Russian proposals at a summit.
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