South Africa Withdraws from FAO Following Rome Vote
Foreign Minister Eric Louw announced South Africa would leave FAO after the December 5 plenary decision to bar the country from all regional and international FAO activities. He criticized the move as political victimisation undermining FAO's aims and noted prior withdrawals from ECA and UNESCO.
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Townley’s health improves as March Washington ambassadorship eyed
The former Defence Minister Athol Townley shows continued improvement. A government spokesman reports the illness remains serious but pleasing to doctors. Prime Minister Robert Menzies privately expects Townley to assume the Australian Ambassador role in Washington in March.
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Army awards £2.9M contract for trucks to IH Australia
The International Harvester Company of Australia won a contract worth over £2.5 million to supply 610 two and a half ton trucks to the Australian Army. Deliveries start May 1964 and finish by March 1965 with about 89 percent Australian content. The contract follows a earlier order for 600 similar trucks.
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Army Design Establishment
Maribyrnong
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