Aid To Vietnam Hailed By U S And Editorial
New York Herald Tribune endorses Australian aid to South Vietnam as logical and useful, noting ANZUS SEATO ties and potential training roles. Moscow Radio criticizes the move while reporting Australia offered to send officers to train Vietnamese troops. US officials support the effort despite public skepticism.
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Laos Conflict Near Thai Border Escalates
Laos defense ministry spokesman said pro-Communist forces overran Houei Sai on the Thailand border. AP reported Royal forces retreating with Nam Tha survivors across the Mekong into Thailand. Thailand protested the advance within a few miles of its border.
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Fighting Near Houei Sai Aids Pro Communist Advance
Five hour battle north of Houei Sai seen as Government rearguards overrun by pro Communist forces. Nam Tha and Nam Tha to Houei Sai road pursuit followed by mixed Communist Chinese Vietminh forces. Geneva Conference denouncement sought as Marshal Sarit warns of frontier risk. Copter down reports note American Marines and Vietnamese troops involved with one helicopter shot down and others wounded or killed.
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Conservative losses in local elections widen political shift
In London and across Britain the Conservative Party suffered large council losses while Labour gained seats and the Liberals surged with 1,583 candidates. Conservatives won 13 of 36 town councils amid a broader trend foreshadowing the 1963 general election.
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Jacqueline Kennedy Confined by Cold
President Kennedy said Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy was confined to bed with a cold and could not attend a reception on the White House South Lawn for foreign exchange students gathered there. He spoke to the students last night about her illness.
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Fire guts crashed vehicle and brave rescue at Braddon
Four men risked their lives to save Peter Robert Martin trapped in a burning Landrover after a 9 15 a m collision at Limestone Avenue and Ipima Street Braddon. Martin, 20, from Camden NSW, suffered extensive burns. a police officer was injured.
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Government extends church school aid to primary schools
The government extends its interest subsidy for church school buildings to primary and secondary schools. Minister Freeth said Canberra growth and staff relocation drive the move, with about £1.6 million in loans eligible for subsidy. The scheme, first launched in 1956 to support church schools, now covers extensions and additions with a cap tied to long-term bond rates.
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