Britain Australia New Zealand talk SE Asia policy and defence
Prime Ministers Holt Holyoake and mated leaders met in Canberra to discuss Southeast Asia strategy, SEATO roles, and shared defence and economic interests. They reviewed Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, trade, Commonwealth ties, and potential NZ medical aid while deferring troop decisions.
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Overstretch of UK forces must end says Stewart
Mr Stewart told a Canberra luncheon that UK and Australian aims center on trimming force levels in Malaysia and Vietnam while maintaining a substantial presence. He warned against long campaigns and urged diplomacy to reduce commitments, noting Malaysia and Vietnam as focal points and citing alliance options with New Zealand and the United States.
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Thai Foreign Minister urges SEATO members to resign
Thailand's Foreign Minister Vhonat Khoman called on reluctant SEATO members to quit the pact arguing that SEATO weaknesses hinder rapid collective action against Communist aggression in Southeast Asia. He cited Laos 1961 and South Vietnam as examples and urged more regional support and external equipment to combat terrorism and insurgency. He warned that without stronger unity, Communist forces gain ground while Thailand would rely on its own resources.
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SEATO Faces Subversion Threat Across Asia
General Vargas warns SEATO members confront covert Communist subversion in Asia. He cites widespread party presence and underground influence, urging security measures and social programs to prevent armed aggression and preserve stability.
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Philippines to send 2000 troops for S Vietnam rebuild plan
Philippine Foreign Secretary Narciso Ramos told reporters in Canberra that up to 2000 Filipino troops would go to South Vietnam within two months. The force would include an engineer battalion and security units and would not engage in combat unless attacked.
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Commonwealth Gardens development near Lake Hurley
Canberra Times reports on the Commonwealth Gardens project behind the Australian Memorial site. earth fill from Mugga to create a cultural axis with plantings, amphitheatre, and shaded paths. trees, lawns, and flower gardens will frame views along Parkes Way and the north shore, with pedestrian focus and future herbarium elements.
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Study alcove and herbarium complex in Hobart project
The Comber Times describes a Garden Chamber series featuring a home with a study alcove and a linked herbarium. The two-building plan by NSIY Victorian ACT architects includes 150 designs, three sets of plans, and a large service yard for plant classification, storage, and preparation, with concrete construction across a flat site near the CSIRO complex.
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Building materials and fittings list bursts with varied items
A long catalog of construction supplies and home fittings appears, naming ADAM INGRAM and many product lines. Items cover plumbing, heating, electrical, insulation, metals, and sanitaryware, including pipes, taps, sinks, doors, and stoves.
Hidden kitchen divider idea from archatea era sparks debate
A fragmented report describes a plan credited to Lloyd Wright to hide kitchen space behind wood panels on piano hinges. Panels could fold away to blend with living room walls or cabinets, aiming to mute noise and visually separate rooms.
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