Moscow and After: De Gaulle’s Moscow Visit Shapes East and West
The article argues de Gaulle’s Moscow trip, while controversial, shifts climate in Cold War diplomacy. It notes a rapprochement tone between Russia and the United States over Vietnam, French space co operation, weather and telecom ventures, and cultural exchanges. It cautions Europe’s core issue remains Germany and political stances post Moscow visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gaulle
Pacific
France
de Caulle
Russia
Europe
Germany
Moscow
Krushchev
de Claulle
A Little SEATO Meeting Proposed for Vietnam Allies
Rusk proposed a government level gathering of nations with troops in South Vietnam. It would include the United States South Vietnam Korea Australia New Zealand the Philippines and perhaps Thailand. The aim is to consult on aspects of the Vietnam problem and possibly form a regular consultative mechanism, though its substance remains uncertain and its value debated by allies.
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Dean Rusk
United States
South Vietnam
Korea
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Thailand
SEATO
Vietnam
Johnson
Robert Menzies
Hasluck
Rusk
Wilson tactics and the seamen strike dilemma
The piece analyzes Mr Wilson's risky strategy during the seamen strike, detailing leaks and a staged threat to reveal Communist influence. It notes moderates gaining footing, owners' confidence, and a mild Commons statement, with mixed reactions to Wilson's method and outcomes.
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Christopher Hollis
Hogarth
Wilson
Mr Wilson
House of Commons
Gordon Norris
Observer
Letters criticize Eurebodalla Shire dream road project
Dickson of Moony Point argues the Eurebodalla Shire Council ignores ratepayers to push a scenic through road and a costly bridge for tourism. He notes rising rates, poor existing roads, and protests from residents, urging a shift toward local wishes and examples from Kuringai and Avalon.
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Thompson
Canberra
Eurebodalla Shire
Prince
Exroho
Dalla Shire
Eburobodalla
Moony Point
Tomain
Trafic
Ardslee
Hull
Thie
Enle
Ocal
Kuringai Shire
Avalon
Van
Eurehodalla
Bundy talks Vietnam policy and peace prospects
Canberra Times interviews William P Bundy Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs on Vietnam. He cites morale shifts by Vietcong and North Vietnamese troops and outlines possible stages of a prolonged cleanup, ongoing US troop involvement, and conditions for a South Vietnamese elected government.
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Canberra Times
William P. Bundy
Seato Council
Bundy
Hoover
McGeorge
Kennedy
Johnson
Sta
Dean Acheson
Rtval Intelli
Rammnes
Defence
Australian reader laments Rusk remarks on Vietnam policy
A Canberra viewer condemns Mr Dean Rusk's National Press Club address as revealing a black and white attitude toward Vietnam. The letter contrasts Rusk with Michael Stewart, praising Stewart's balanced approach and urging Australians to speak out against perceived government missteps.
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Dean Rusk
National Press Club
Canberra
Australia
Vietnam
Rusk
Michael Stewart
Institute of International Affairs
Stewart
Britain
Cc. M. Burton
Writer signatures and full addresses required even when pseudonyms used
The rule mandates that every piece include the writer's full postal address, regardless of a chosen publication pseudonym for any given reason. This ensures accountability and proper attribution across all produced content.
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Channel
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Seamen's Executive
Clapham
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Hanoi
Dr Do
Q. D. Do
Malaysia
Greece
Tri Quang
Saigon
Washington
Laos
McNamara
Pines
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