UNENDING VIETNAM CRISIS ANALYSIS IN AUSTRALIAN VIEW
The Canberra Times discusses the South Vietnamese instability with repeated coups and civil government shifts. It notes American pressure on army rulers to install civilian regimes, Buddhist opposition, and ongoing demonstrations. Australia’s small but growing aid is noted amid the risk of American defeat and possible negotiations with the Viet Cong.
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Genator Partridge
Minster
Saigon
South Vietnam
Whateber
Wiel Cig
Johnson
Washington
Khanh
Australia
Stace
United States
North Vietnam
Cam
Buna Ufterine
India
Sette
Pal Theron
Alan Hulls
Ametiew
Ander Suri
Dyson
Ameria Alain
Americut
Aly Tom Ahan
He Anil Sn
Jimyshuiremen
Stryke
Tony Mate
Midway doctrine of aid outlined in Australian policy piece
The article critiques the midway doctrine guiding aid to developing countries, arguing it misrepresents Australia’s role. It notes competing terms for developing nations, cites McEwen and Hashick, and discusses Australia’s stance at UN and Canberra debates. It contends Australia could boost aid while maintaining self interest, urging clear policy without misleading rhetoric.
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Britain
Germany
France
Belg
Norway
Japan
Denmark
Holland
Italy
Mabwas
Irseimerhing
Department of Tide
Howe
Eur Farmers Fond Graciers
Pean Aleing
Pwr
West
South Asur
Hsworth
Nicklin faces likely stormy Queensland session
Queensland Parliament may reconvene before March 2 to debate Mr Isa disputes and police administration. Premier Nicklin warned of State of Emergency action if miners do not resume work, while Labor factions argue over recall timing and electoral rights amid police reshuffles and internal party tensions.
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Hitler
Isa
Frank Nicklin
Nicklin
Dinar
Andl
Queensland
Ater
Labor
Australian ‘Workers’ Union
Pat Mackie
Clyde Cameron
James Cairns
Wvic
Me. Ika Mines Limited
Bowen
Bingheli
Hendrikts Phonyp
Tovind
Golbert
Kalkie
Wundaberg
Neville Pressler
Frank Bischol
Pale Clube
Vanteen
Romp Street
Bischof
Wwer
North Queensand
Chih
Oneensland
Slie
Ut T
M.L.A
Bundaberg
E. 5
Fed Walsh
Aeled
Liberal Party
Queenshind
Liberal
Australians urged to celebrate national day by people themselves
Letter from R. Paget at Yarralumia argues Australians should mark national day with energetic citizen led celebrations. He criticizes government plans and urges Cantorban residents to organize events independently, reflecting democratic ideals.
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Terreviagine
R. Paget
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