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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Aug 21, 1972

Page

12

Nixon National Convention Opens in Miami

Delegates gather for the Republican convention in Miami as Nixon is seen winning the presidency and gaining party control of Congress. Gallup polls show a 58 to 42 percent edge over McGovern, with acceptance speeches due and a high budget for campaign efforts. A film lineup including John Wayne and James Stewart highlights, while antiwar protesters rally outside.

McGovern Congress Nixon Agnew Richard Clarke Macgregor SUSAR Niton the Man John Wayne Sivonm James Stewart Miami Beach Vietnam

Defence and foreign plans. Nixon policy with draft and forces

The proposed Republican platform endorses Nixon's Indo China war terms and rejects amnesty for draft dodgers. It calls for a strong defence with no deep cuts to aircraft and missile programs, naval strength and troops in Europe, and an all volunteer force aimed at ending the draft by mid 1973. It supports continued aid to Israel, efforts to reduce Middle East military imbalance, and broad co operation with the Soviet Union, China, Taiwan, Japan and NATO allies.

Miami Beach Florida Associated Press Defence and Foreign Affairs Republian Nixon Firrape Israel Middle East Psoto Soviet Union People’s Republic of China Taiwin Japan NATO

China Canada talks yield positive results says Chi Peng-fei

Chinese Foreign Minister Chi Peng-fei said last week’s talks with Canadian External Affairs Minister Sharp produced positive results. The two sides discussed international affairs and explored ways to expand exchanges in trade culture science sports and other fields. Sharp noted Vietnam Korea reunification disarmament and Bangladesh UN bid as topics and pressed for an end to atmospheric nuclear testing.

Peking Chi Peng-fei Sharp China France Canada

Iceland Sets 50 Mile Fisheries Limit In September

Iceland's cabinet approved a 50 mile coastal fisheries limit to take effect September 1 despite an International Court ruling against enforcing the ban. Fisheries Minister Josepsson said bilateral talks would begin with states whose trawlers fish within the zone, including the Soviet Union Poland and East Germany.

Reykjavik Josepsson Iceland Soviet Union Poland East Germany

Escapes from Swedish maximum security prison trigger manhunt

Sweden hunts 15 fugitives after more than 1000 police search for them following a Friday breakout from Kumla prison. Fugitives used duplicate keys and ladders to scale a 22 ft wall, while two Croatians who killed the Yugoslav Ambassador were among the escapees. Prison officials cited unguarded cells between midnight and 6 am due to funding shortages. Government notes Belgrade remarks as incomprehensible.

Stockholm Sweden Kumla Foreign Ministry

Oil Crisis Talks Begin in Beit Meri Lebanon

AAP reports talks opened in Beit Meri Lebanon among 10 major Western oil firms and five Arab states seeking a share in operations. Discussion centers on compensating oil companies for a 20 cent share, stalled since March when governments were given participation rights.

Beit Meri Lebanon Associated Press

Minister attacks deliberate fostering of hatred in Australia

The Minister for Primary Industry, Mr Sinclair, accused the Nazi Party and the League of Rights of fostering anti Semitism in Australia. Speaking at Wesley Church in Melbourne, he urged caution against these groups and praised government and church efforts to reduce prejudice.

Sinclair Nazi Party League of Rights Australia Wesley Church Melbourne Canberra

Infra-red Scan Detects Coastal Forest Damage in Australia

An experimental, weapon-origin infrared thermal imaging device operated on August 7 in New South Wales detected erosion and damage in a coastal forest at North Entrance Peninsula. Sponsored by Associated Minerals Consolidated Ltd with CSIRO and University of Newcastle, the test used a university thermal scanner to map damage from vehicle entry, fires, logging, and plant theft.

Acria Vietnam Australia Associated Minerals Consolidated Ltd CSIRO University of Newcastle North Entrance Peninsula Nsw J. F. Coaldrake North Entrance Peninsula Forest

Enterprising 20th Century Chamber and Vocal Works Renowned

Music by W L Hoffmann highlights a winter Arts Council concert at the National Library Theatrette featuring chamber and vocal works. Piston’s Duo for viola and cello draws praise while Martinu’s Violin Cello Duo shows brilliance but less inner drive. Hindemith’s Serenaden Cantata sparks with vivid scoring and strong performance by Janet Allan.

Arts Council National Library Vincent Edwards Christian Wojlowice Waller Piston Piston Cuvcch Feo Waheniat Ellist Paul Hindemith Hue Venice Janet Allan

Congress in ACT on insects opens in Canberra tomorrow

The first International Congress on Entomology will begin in Canberra with an address by General Sir Peel by Juck at the Canberra Theatre Centre. Dr F. E. Keipling of the US Department of Agriculture will open the event on entomology and the management of man’s environment. About four international congresses are planned for the host city. Entomology registrants will discuss problems and trends in new techniques and related topics.

Australia Canberra Sir Peel Bby Juck Canberra Theatre Centre Ipm FE. F. Keipling US Department If Agriculture

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