Anthony Named Deputy Leader of Country Party
Anthony was elected Deputy Leader of the Country Party at a five hour Parliamen t House meeting. He defeated Minister for Social Services, Mr 7., with the former Deputy Mr Adermann having declined to stand. Anthony is expected to join the Cabinet, though Leader McEwen could not confirm this. The decision hinges on McEwen and Holt's talks, with cabinet reshuffle anticipated next Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Country Party
Parliament House
Adermann
McEwen
Ramettum
Canberra
Asone
Liberal Party
Metwen
Hardin
Basic Industries
Vietorn
Freeth
Bas Weareal Industries
Ale
Hasic Industries
Turnbull
Country Paty
Mir Lucock
Nsw
House For Representatives
Old 4 News
Sinchar
Mu Adermann
Bis
Country Party Today
Western Australia
Mann
Asain
Minnie
Adermant
Este
Mckwen
Sinclair
Holt
Rhodesian Crisis Deepens Over Second Rebellion Threat
Commonwealth Secretary Bowden told Parliament Rhodesia's Smith warned he might launch a second rebellion if a constitutional settlement failed. Bowden described negotiations with Smith aboard HMS Tiger and urged UN sanctions discussions. He blamed Smith for recent failures and warned Britain faces a tense crisis amid talks on oil sanctions and international action.
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London
Britain
Herbert Bowden
Smith
Rhodesia
Bowden
Wilson
House of Commons
South Africa
United Nations
Ferry sinks with 282 aboard in Aegean Sea tragedy
A 8,900 ton ferry named Tsiaklion sank near Falconera in the Cyclades around 2 am local time with about 282 passengers and crew aboard. Rescue efforts saved only 27 by early reports as planes and ships from Greece and abroad searched near Milos and Crete amid harsh winter seas.
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Cyclades
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Canberra
Canea
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Mino Ife
Minon
Hania
Andros
Almemparan
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Ourisk
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Greet
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Piraeus
Chanea
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Lakonia
Besser
Untitled Late News Fragments
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Duke Visit to Australia Amid Commonwealth Talks
A scrambled report outlines plans for a March visit by a Duke to Australia and involvement in the Commonwealth Study Conference to be held later. It notes preliminary arrangements, meetings with leaders, and travels to cities including Rome Athens Amman Teheran with a memorial service for 13 missing crew members aboard the dredge W D Atlas near Sydney.
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Rome
Duke of Edinburgh
Athens
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Teheran
Zahedan
Hore
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Gordon Fairbairn
Bourne
Rozehe
W.D. Atlas Chapel
Canberra City Expands City Area to Include Belconnen Weston Creek
The Commonwealth Gazette announces a doubled city area for Canberra extending to the NSW border near Hal, including Belconnen and Weston Creek. The extension enables the City Area Leases Ordinance to govern new residential and business leases as Canberra grows to about 115 square miles with Belconnen projected to 120,000 people in ~25 years and Weston Creek slated for initial development in about three years.
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Interior
Anthony
Commonwealth
Belcconnen
Weston Creek
Nsw
Hal
Mies
Belconnen
Saigon Mayor Arrest Triggers Diplomatic Storm
A US military police arrest of Saigon mayor Colonel Van Van Dua after gunfire on the riverfront sparks protests from South Vietnam. Ambassadors express regrets, with details of dispute and subsequent handling at Saigon police station. Local accounts mix confusion over motive and sequence of events.
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Saigon
Lodge
van van Dua
My Canb
Cua
Britain plans invite Australia to discuss Europe in 1967
LONDON AAP reports Britain will invite Australia to send a high ranking minister to London next year to discuss Britain's plan to enter the European Common Market. Britain may also send a minister on a round of Commonwealth capitals to keep member governments informed of Mr Wilsons forthcoming talks with the Six. Britain is reluctant to reopen Common Market hopes at a Commonwealth Prime Ministers meeting.
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London
Australia
Britain
Wilson
Canberra meeting to discuss Rhodesia and Qantas dispute
Federal Cabinet ministers will meet in Canberra for one day to discuss the Qantas dispute and the government’s stance on Rhodesia. A report on the strike from Labour and National Service Minister Bury is expected, and a pile indictment under the Arbitration Act will be considered. They may also review Britain’s proposal for selective mandatory sanctions against Rhodesia in the UN Security Council. Prime Minister Holt has not commented but is known to be wary of UN sanctions.
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New York
Bowden
Sesson
Security Council
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Smith
Bowen
Wilson
Mediterranean
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United Nations
Mandling
Britain
Rhodesia
Maudling
Ranistery
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Qantas
Goserament
Iney
Labour
Burynd
Ing
United Nations Security’ Council
Holt
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