Ulster PM denounces Irish abolition call over Stormont
Belfast report says Northern Ireland Prime Minister Faulkner bitterly denounces Irish Republic PM Lynch for calling abolition of Stormont. Five days after internment reintroduced to clear terrorists, an IRA hard core is said to be defeated. One man died in a gun battle in Londonderry Bogside, raising Ulster toll to 25.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Faulkner
Irish Republic
Lynch
Stormont
Press Association
Londonderry
Cme
Bogside
Ulster
United Kingdom
Dublin
IRA
London
Patrick Hillery
CIVIC
Permanent Building Society Limited
Intema
Belfast in quiet as IRA fears rise and attacks occur
Belfast endured a near ghost town at night as residents heeded security forces and stayed off streets. IRA snipers and firepower clashes with British troops continued daily, with two businessmen targeted as petrol was poured and ignited in their homes. Police feared this could signal a renewed campaign of intimidation and the authorities urged calm while Ulster enters a tense political standoff.
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Belfast
Wegal
Irish Republican Army
Stewart Mackie
Willam McCracken
Constable shot at door of home near Gresford
Newcastle Friday reports Constable W E King shot dead at the Gresford police station door while alone with his wife. The assailant fled in a car with the registration number noted by Mrs King. A 6 year old driver was detained nearby and questioned late tonight. King, believed Irish, served about ten years in the district and leaves two daughters aged seven and ten.
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Newcastle
W. E. King
Gresford
Constable King
Mrs King
Paterson
Ireland
Iron ore dispute grants temporary injunction in Perth
In Perth on Friday the Supreme Court granted Han cock and Wright and their associates temporary injunctions to stop the WA Government from reallocating iron ore reserves. The Angela reserves are at issue with government allocation to Armco Resources Pty Ltd. Earlier report referenced.
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Perth
Hancock
Wright
Supreme Court
Angela
Armco Resources Pty Ltd
Australian police plan holiday visit to South Africa
Australian officers who protected the Springbok rugby team in Australia may tour South Africa for a holiday. businessman Wolfie Oosthuizen of the Orange Free State plans to bring 1000 policemen, backed by Springbok supporters, with funding reportedly between 3 and 6 thousand pounds.
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Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Wolfie Oosthuizen
Orange Free State
Australia
Die Gosterlit
Yester
Welkom
Oosthuizen
Springboks
Springbok
Liberal deputy leadership race after Gorton sacking
Mr Fairbairn takes over Defence as Parliament nears budget session. Labor predicted to seize on the crisis while Whitlam vows no confidence, though unlikely to succeed. Key Liberal contenders include Snedden Fairbairn Fraser Swartz Bowen and Chipp with McMahon staying neutral.
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Liberal Party
Gorton
Labor Party
Whitlam
Snedden
Defence
Fairbairn
Ter
Bowen
McMahon
Sunday Australian
Alan Reid
Canberra
Labor
Queensland
Liberal party rift clouds Melbourne Cup deputy lead
Letters from Fraser show Liberal support across the party while deputy leadership remains unsettled. Gorton and McMahon clash over resignations and early party meetings. Whitlam and Cour comment on government changes as Labor plans tactics. Gair urges stability. Snedden avoids leadership talk amid crisis.
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Gorton
McMahon
Liberal Party
Whithim
DLP
Cour
Trees should not have been cut at Turner Primary School
The director of Parks and Gardens says none of the trees at Turner Primary School should have been removed. Department counts 19 caguarinas and 3 eucalypts felled to reduce competition, with 22 trees to be replaced. School principal M Bak claims 40 trees were felled before workers stopped. A departmental statement cites authority and future consultation and replacement plantings.
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Turner Primary
Prinaer M. Bak
Badham
Parks and Gardens
Joint ACT NSW water tests detailed by officials
A joint NSW ACT water quality inspection system was arranged in detail after a tour of Weston Creek and Belconnen sewage treatment works by state and territory health officials. Also noted are military awards for Vietnam service and political protests in Bangla Desh, with other items including a secret war confession, West Gate Bridge work update, and regional accounts.
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Weston Creek
Belconnen
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Civic Co-Operative Permanent Building Society Ltd
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Federal Capital Press of Australia Limited
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