Moves to Dismiss Mr Gorton Grow Intensify
Moves to oust Minister for Defence and deputy Liberal leader Mr Gorton intensified yesterday as Liberal Party manoeuvres and cabinet pressure rose. Prime Minister remained silent while opponents argued his newspaper articles harmed the government. No Liberal member publicly backed dismissal as debate continued.
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Cabinet crisis looms over Liberal and Gorton row
Parliament faces a Liberal Party crisis as Mr Gorton continues his article series and cabinet leaks spark calls for possible dismissal. Menzies era tensions spill into Budget week with Labor weighing censure while cabinet members deny wide leaks and defend Gorton’s right to publish.
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Irish and British to discuss Northern Ireland crisis in London
Dr Patrick Hillery, Foreign Minister of Ireland, will travel to London tonight for talks with the British government on the Northern Ireland crisis. A previous report noted ongoing concerns and seeking a diplomatic path forward through high level discussions.
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Egyptian envoys recalled for talks on Middle East
Cairo reports Egypt recalls its diplomats from Washington Moscow and the United Nations for consultations led by Foreign Minister Riad to plan for UN General Assembly actions. Ambassadors Hassan el Zayatt Murad Ghaled and Ashraf Ghorbal head the delegations as talks aim to shape strategy amid the Arab Israeli conflict.
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General on trial in Indonesia arms forgery case
Major General Hartono Wirjodiprodjo, former assistant to the Indonesian Army Chief of Staff, went on trial charged with forging documents to buy foreign arms for his own use and receiving 70 000 US dollars by issuing fake documents. The charges were read at a special military tribunal.
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Chou En Lai Says Japan Could Produce Nukes and Expand
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai in an official transcript interview published today warned Japan could easily build nuclear weapons and that economic expansion would be followed by military growth. He accused the United States of promoting militarism as it withdraws from Taiwan and Korea, and he suggested Japan might move in. He noted Soviet troop concentrations on China’s northern border and dismissive of atomic bombs, while praising Nixon’s peacemaking effort and readiness to discuss global issues. An extended Reston interview appears on Page 7.
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Deadly Belfast clashes kill 14 and injure 94
In Belfast and Londonderry violence escalated as a sniper wounded two soldiers and troops faced stoning while barricades rose in Bogside and Creggan. The day brought 14 dead and 94 injured including civilians, soldiers, and police as Britain boosts Northern Ireland forces to over 12,000.
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Battles Rage Across Belfast and Provinces In Latest Clash
With new stern measures, extremist republicans clash with British troops. Fires sweep Belfast and Coalisland, Armagh, Newry. gunmen attack, soldiers fire, civilians flee. A priest dies in crossfire. Belfast damage tops £1 million. Refugees pour into army camps as unrest escalates.
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Soviet Foreign Minister Gro Myko to hold talks with India
In New Delhi today Soviet Foreign Minister Gro Myko begins a fresh round of discussions with Indian leaders amid editorial cautions about cabinet reshuffles in New Zealand ahead of next year’s election. Reports note a 1500 barrel per day oil flow from Tirrewarra No. 2 well in South Australia as entertainment listings appear on page 24.
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Fires devastate Belfast protest area as houses burn
In Velhoda Park Protestants burned hundreds of two story brick homes amid fears of Catholic takeovers. Army says over 200 families evacuated as residents report word of an incoming Catholic force. Fire engines arrived late and hoses were cut as residents torched their own properties.
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Hairdresser Union Sets Higher Minimum Prices
In Sydney the Hairdressers Union executive committee决定 to raise prices from next month. The minimum charge for any hairdressing service for men will be 1.30 dollars and a boy’s haircut will cost 1 dollar. The move signals higher costs for customers across services.
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ACT Seat Belt Law Examined
A report notes the ACT Interior Minister Mr Hunt may push compulsory seat belt laws in the ACT by October 1 aligning with NSW enforcement. An ACT Advisory Council meeting in August will consider the measure based on surveys showing seat belt use rose to 80-85 percent where fitted.
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