U S Plans Sale of Sixty Planes to Indonesia
The United States agreed to sell Indonesia 60 aircraft including 15 B 25 bombers and 20 C 130 type transports from surplus stock and manufacturer direct orders. State Department spokesman Joseph Reap stressed no U S financial aid accompanies the deal and noted allied consultations on broader issues.
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Ol Search Incentive to be Increased
The Treasurer Mr Holt announced government proposals to boost oil exploration by funding geology data and likely area analysis. He highlighted economic and strategic gains from commercial oil in Australia and noted annual petroleum import costs around £135 million. He said Australia could spend more on other imports if domestic oil could be produced and asked Parliament to approve an additional £1 million per year for three years.
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Government Grant To Replace Fire Damaged Assets
The Commonwealth government approved a grant of £87 600 to rebuild buildings and replace equipment destroyed by a fire in the City of New England.
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US vows watch on Soviet moves in Antarctic
A crowded Martin Place ceremony marks the Coral Sea observance as officials pledge to monitor Soviet Antarctic activity and resist any expansion of military or scientific facilities. An Australian and American service tradition is shown as visitors lay a wreath at the Cenotaph in a joint memorial.
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Headmasters to Study Work at RMC Canberra
A group of 30 selected secondary school headmasters from all States will visit the Royal Military College at Duntroon in Canberra from May 25 for a four day tour. They will observe officer cadet training and campus facilities, encouraged by past visits highlighting academic breadth and career paths in the Australian Regular Army. Representing NSW, Queensland, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia and Tasmania, the participants reflect nationwide interest in military education.
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First Snowy Power for Victoria Soon
Completion of the TI power station stage in the Snowy Mountains hydro scheme will allow Victoria to receive power within weeks. The 1 200 undergrond Tumut River station houses four 30 000 kilowatt turbo generators with the first in commercial service soon and the second in a fortnight. The £430 million project aims to 320 000 kilowatts and feed via 330 000 volt lines to the Victorian border.
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Menzies Holds Talks With Nash in Auckland Visit
Australian Prime Minister Menzies met New Zealand Prime Minister Nash at Government House after informal talks. The two leaders discussed matters aboard the ship Orcades, which has North America bound guests Dame Pallio and Lord Cobham accompanying them.
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Lakes Scheme First Step In City Development Plan
Canberra planning moves forward with five year aims by the National Capital Development Commission and includes the Lakes Scheme with a £2.25 million dam and water control. Cabinet debates funding of about £85 million for Canberra development over five years, with specific project decisions pending annual budgets.
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Western Allies eye package plan for Geneva talks
Western ministers outline a staged package to ease tensions with the Soviet Union. The plan favors non political German links, mutual force inspections, and eventual all German elections leading to reunification, with emphasis on using East West talks to break a possible deadlock.
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