Hasluck Visits Laos To Meet Laotian Leaders
Australian Ambassador Hasluck arrived in Vientiane en route to Luang Prabang for a two day visit. He met Laotian Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma and handed over tools under the Colombo Plan Aid program. Australia pledged development aid including equipment, radios, school supplies, and cattle raising assistance amid Laos facing economic challenges.
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Suyel
Luang Prabang
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Australia
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U.S
Royal Austalian Air Force
Saigon
Vientiane Newenday
Luang Prasang
Prince Souvanna Phouma
Hasinc
Prince Souvanna
Souvannie
Souvanna
South-east Asia
Viemuang
Khangkhay
Sowphanouvong
Pathet-Law
Kane
Laos War Claims Prompt U S Intervention Denial
North Vietnam's ministry in Hanoi charged the United States with direct armed intervention in Laos violating the 1962 Geneva agreements. The statement, dated June 12, said U S jet planes bombed Pathet Lao held towns with bombs napalm and phosphorus and called for IOC action to stop U S forces and withdraw military personnel.
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Goldwater Set For Nomination Advancing Arizona Senator aims for GOP nod
Senator Barry Goldwater appears poised to clinch the Republican nomination as Texas delegates likely push his tally toward the required 655. Governor William Scranton campaigns to win stragglers in Goldwater's column, while remaining delegate counts show Goldwater at 619 with Texas and Montana votes looming ahead. The conventions in July will finalize the GOP nominee in San Francisco.
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America
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Jagan appeals to Governor after detainee roundup in British Guiana
Premier Cheddi Jagan urged Governor Sir Richard to hold confidential talks following a weekend roundup that included Deputy Premier Brindley Benn and four other Legislative Assembly members. Reliable reports say a tribunal may hear detainee appeals today as crowd violence hits nearby villages with nineteen arrests in racial incidents near Georgetown.
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Quibu
Buxton
Enmore
Malaysia and Indonesia Agree on Verifying Troop Withdrawal
Malaysia maintains withdrawal as a step toward tripartite talks with Indonesia. Indonesia calls the gesture a goodwill move to push negotiations, with a six month timetable and checkpoints. Philippines envoy Lopez in Tokyo says the deadlock is broken as Macapagal plans talks with Sukarno and the Tunku. Thailand to send two teams to Borneo to verify Indonesian guerrilla withdrawal and establish verification channels between Bangkok Kuching and Pontianak.
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Associated Press
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Doubt About Qantas Flight Landing at Djakarta
In Djakarta a decision was due tomorrow on whether the regular north bound Qantas flight to London would land there. Indonesian airport workers threaten to boycott Qantas over Australian troop deployments to Northern Borneo. Qantas officials seek assurances from authorities for safe landing as unions have already boycotted a BOAC aircraft by-pass.
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