Hasluck Africa Vietnam stand reaffirmed in Parliament
Foreign Minister Hasluck reaffirmed Australia’s Vietnam stance in Parliament saying Australia acts by its own choice not others. He warned lasting Asia security requires recognition of China and warned against aggression while pursuing diplomacy and allied unity in free Asia.
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Ministers push for more Army volunteers amid funding shifts
In Parliament Minister for the Army Mr Fraser urged sharper efforts to recruit Regular Army volunteers. Defence Minister Mr Fairhall cited rising costs of Army recruitment campaigns from 1960-61 to 1964-65 and Treasury scrutiny for quick stimulus to housing. Other officials discussed South Korea Vietnam protests, Snowy Mountains Authority, legal aid for youth deferment, and damaged banknotes repayment policy.
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