Governor General opens Parliament in Australia Vietnam policy stance
In Canberra Lord Casey proclaimed continued Australian support for the United States and South Vietnam in the Vietnam conflict. He outlined defence plans, regional security duties, and a substantial budget for naval and military expansion, including a strengthened task force and new territories administration, while stressing governance and economic development priorities at home and in Papau and New Guinea.
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Lord Casey
Canberra
Australia
South Vietnam
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Northern Territory and Papua and New Guinea self rule plans
The article outlines Australia s approach to northern territories governance Papua and New Guinea self determination programs and planned constitutional changes The text references aircraft reequipment funding and administrative shifts including a proposed shift of some responsibilities to Aboriginal affairs and education departments It notes capital inflows and migration trends and hints at the path toward self government by end of 1969 with ongoing discussions among ministers and administrators.
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Royals
Papua
Guinea
Gova
Department of Territoriesjernment
Australia
Ioyer
Ivamore Oberon
Department of the Interior
Gowland New
Northern Territory
Air Forcs
Papua and New Guinea
Oreconnam
United Jian Nation
State of Australia
Panua and New Guinea
New Guinea
New Citinea
Papi
Canisult
Terre Tral
Department of
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Ted
London
Agerralia
Department of Supply
Britain
Hragh i Council
Wales
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Singapore
Indonesia
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Ysis Am Avista
Joiny Singre
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Anu
A Ian
Eeady
Senate
Sir Alistee McMullin
Anidanil
Phenene
Burns Philp
Rogers
David Keys
Slade
Sentex
Estex
Princeton
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Chamonix
Maxine
Leroy
Sherwood
Sabina
Melbourne
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E. J. Rudge
Queanbeyan
Crabon
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