Revolt in Labour MPs sparks possible expulsion calls
Loyalists among 362 Labour MPs seek disciplinary action against rebels who have opposed the governmentline on foreign and domestic policy since the March 31 election. The confrontation echoes past divisions and threatens Mr Wilson's leadership amid backbench revolts and conference pressures.
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Penfolds Club Event Features Premium Wines and Tastings
A Penfolds club gathering highlighted premium wines including Shiraz Mataro. Guests sampled Bianguerse and Dunedin air cask selections while experts discussed wine trends and tasting notes. The event emphasized accessible wine talk and featured a swift note on available recipes.
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Healey weighs plans on Malayia and Borneo troop pullbacks
British Defence Minister Healey discussed limits of withdrawal from eastern Malaysia and possible return of troops from Borneo to Singapore. He cited confidential discissions and asserted readiness to defend Australia, while noting costs and international talks with West Germany and Japan on foreign exchange for stationed forces. Heould not specify a timetable or exact numbers.
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Vietnam Asia nations push for peace talks
Philippines Forest Secretary Narche Namo proposes unity among Asian nations in the UN and Vatican to pressure peace in Vietnam. Malaysia urges a regional four nation committee including Thailand and the Philippines to host a conference inviting key Vietnam war negotiators.
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Oil shipments hit by American bombing campaign
American air strikes disrupt oil movements in Hai Phong and nearby ports. Tankers avoid Hai Phong as naval and air operations target pumping stations and storage. Cambodian claims of US bomber raids on a village are under investigation as US forces report renewed ground contact with Vietcong in the central highlands.
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Fewer deaths in battle reported in Saigon brief
SAIGON reports US military command says last week 99 Americans were killed and 434 wounded in combat. Allies Australia Korea and New Zealand add 12 battle deaths with 21 wounded. Vietnamese losses include 200 killed and missing. Year totals show US battle deaths at 2,691 and enemy dead at 30,049 since January 1.
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Cornwall bodies believed sighted on south west coast
Four suspected bodies were sighted near the coast south west of Fowey early Thursday. British Air Force Shackleton aircraft spotted the wreckage just after daybreak. An RAF helicopter and a boat from Fowey were sent to the scene.
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Bank Strike Ends in Ireland As Clerks Return to Work
In Dublin the bank clerks ended a strike after securing higher pay, restoring normal operations. Traders and customers faced a brief disruption as cash credit and bartered payments—lath, pounds, and dollars—were used during the dispute and now resume standard banking. Clerks will earn up to 900 pounds annually, and the public expected a return to routine banking services.
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