Dutch protests over Indonesian paratroops near New Guinea
The Netherlands, angered by a new Indonesian paratroop action about 200 troops near the New Guinea border, lodged protests with the United Nations and the United States. The Dutch Foreign Ministry issued a communique condemning the aggression as talks prospects faded.
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Hague
A.a.p.renin
United Nations
United States
New Gainea
Holand
Australian New Guinea
Dutch Raid Raises Tension Over West New Guinea
Dutch Auxiliary spokesman in Jollindix says Dutch aircraft strafed near Merauke while Indonesian paratroopers mass north of Messinke. Governor Piet Platell warns of renewed hostilities as talks stall. Australia’s Barwick and Defence Minister Townley plan to press Jakarta on the crisis amid reports of paratroop movements and evacuations.
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Messinke
BUF
Ditell New Guinea
Piet Platell
New Guinea Council
Hollandia
Soemie
New Guinea
Mr. B
Bsink Janse
Meriake
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Vist
Netherlands
Taverninga
Canberra
Merauke
Sir Garfield
Australia
Djakarta
Defence
Townley
Ito
Australia pledges aid to Thailand amid SEATO concerns
Australian External Affairs Minister Sir Garfield Barwick said Australia would continue helping Thailand resist subversion infiltration and terrorism. He noted SEATO strength and reported protests over American troop presence in Laos, stressing Laos must remain neutral and independent. Barwick planned to visit Rangoon, Kuala Lumpur, and Singapore, with a stop in Bangkok.
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A.a.p.rentov
Garfield Barwick
Australia
Thailand
South-East
Asia Treaty” Organisation
SEATO
Nformation
Phau Vonwinshit
United Press
Laos
Scautainny
United States
Lars Sir Garfield
Yy Mua
Tian Air Force
Castilion
Rangoon
Kuala Lumpur
Singapore
Dinkurla
Queen to undertake Walkabout during royal tour of Australia
London reports the Queen will go on a walkabout during a royal tour of Australia and New Zealand next February. Diarist Landau notes aides persuaded Prime Minister Menzies to approve the request. Canberra and other capitals will be visited, with a less formal program and emphasis on engaging with young people.
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Australia
New Zealand
Evening News
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Jay
Mack
Landau
Wisegwit Sleiny
Price Philip
Australli
Mr. Menzies
Canberra
Urey
Masicdans
Iowa
Australia vows protection for industry in Common Market shift
Prime Minister pledges government support to shield dried fruit and related sectors amid pressure from ending Commonwealth preferences in 1970. He warns Britain’s entry could reshape trade with Europe and push Australia to seek new markets and financial plans before 1970. He cautions strong Commonwealth opposition and possible shifts in Britain’s stance if Europe markets collapse.
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Australia
Europe
Britain
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Peoples of
Austra
London
Great
Doors at hospital inquiry closed to the public
A hospital inquiry met in private to review a complaint from Mr. Bellucci about a doctor allegedly denying surgery to his daughter over an unpaid bill. The board discussed whether the matter involved the hospital and released few details, noting the discussion would stay in committee.
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A. Harris
Harris
Quercini
Somme
Quereini
Ty Hospital
Two Knights Die in Adelaide
Two leading South Australian citizens, Sir William Mitchell and Brigadier-General Sir Raymond Lene, died in Adelaide. Sir William Mitchell, 101, was vice-chancellor of the University of Adelaide for 26 years and chancellor for one year, knighted in 1927. Sir Raymond Lene, former Commissioner of Police from 1920 for a 24 year term, died at Repatriation Hospital Springbank. knighted in 1948 and a famed Australian soldier.
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Raymond Lesne
Australia
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Hi Wits
Raymond
Wisin Mitchell
Hare
Adelide University
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Wilhinm
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Adelaide University
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Australian Medical Association
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