Divers Inspect Kaitawa Wreck Off New Zealand Coast
New Zealand Navy divers descended to inspect the wreck of the collier Kaitawa, lost in a storm over two weeks earlier off North New Zealand. Using an underwater television center, divers reported the ship lying upright in about 22 fathoms of water, with difficult rip tides and poor visibility complicating the operation. Two 26 minute dives were conducted, with plans to resume as conditions allow.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Kaitawa
Aigo
North
Navy
Cape Einsies
Kavtuwa
Init
Yao Tal
Casera
Troop reduction looming in Asia amid Indonesia Malaysia talks
A shaky path to ending Indonesia Malaysia confrontation appears linked to Britain trimming east of Sue. Reported delays and political caution raise questions about defense posture and potential withdrawal plans as Singapore and regional allies brace for changes in force levels and security commitments.
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Singapore
Sue
Sukarno
Indonesia
Malaysia
Bulletin Cro
Uris
Sauthe
Barney
Paul
London
Huckver
Britain
Suez
Wading
Lenvinne
Singin Sane
Crummensweal Brigade
Hong
MPs to force vote on continued British troops abroad
Labour MPs from across the spectrum condemn the governments plan to keep British troops in place and push for a party vote on Wednesday. They urge a decisive withdrawal from Aden by 1968 and reevaluation of commitments in Singapore and the Persian Gulf by 1969-70.
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David Jolnstone
John Hoare
Atlantic
Virginia
England
Labour
Wong Eriates
Lester Barrie
Chastopher
London Daily Telegraph
Wilson
Holt
Ews-Nfsies
Arly
Navy
Christopher Mayhew
Woodrow Wyith
Michiel Siuwrh
Sosratary
Defence
Denis Healey
Aden
Sigx
Singapore
Persian Gulf
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Mae
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Southlah
Suuhebiah
Rennin
MI Henley
Waite
Calure
Fonear Palley
Mulaguin
Amy SnieApAre
Éninoamey
Crities
Ain Fngonesia
Wenre
Itruien Lathaur Gowen
Wien
Menisy
Pre Wesel U
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