ANZUS ministers pledge action over West New Guinea threats
The ANZUS powers United States Australia and New Zealand urged Holland and Indonesia to avoid threats or force in West New Guinea. The three ministers said they would act if Papua New Guinea territories were attacked and reaffirmed the pact’s broader island protection.
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Indonesia Signs New Arms Pact In Moscow
In Moscow the Soviet Union and Indonesia signed a pact for more Soviet arms deliveries. Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio announced the agreement, with officials saying the specifics remained unclear. Foreign Minister Gromyko and Indonesian leaders suggested the deal aims to bolster Indonesia's defenses against external pressures.
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Visit by Sultan and wife to Australian Memorial
The Sultan and his wife arrived yesterday afternoon and will visit the Australian National War Memorial this morning. He will later lunch with the Prime Minister and Cabinet ministers at Parliament House.
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Rusk Seeks Aid as Southeast Asia Tensions Rise
In a parliamentary dinner, Rusk warned that the stakes reach beyond South Vietnam as Communists press to expand their domains. He cited Laos and Berlin as areas of urgent concern and called for allied actions through SEATO, noting Laos and South Vietnam face sustained North Vietnamese aggression and violations of the 1954 Geneva accords.
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Russia demands France in nuclear test ban treaty
At Geneva the Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin said Russia would not sign any treaty on nuclear tests without France as a party. He cited underground tests in the Sahara and argued against international verification. US envoy Dean Rusk warned the Soviet plan could cause absurd results in a general disarmament agreement.
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