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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 13, 1971
Page
13
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East Berlin and West Germany accept limited access in a package deal tied to a broader power agreement. The accord allows a small number of exchanges and travel arrangements between the two halves as a step toward easing tensions. The agreement echoes prior Berlin talks and aims to improve interaction while leaving major standoff points unresolved.
Prime Minister Meir indicated Israel would consider a Suez Canal agreement with supervisory arrangements for its implementation. She reiterated readiness to resume talks with the M. Jarring envoy without preconditions, in response to President Senghor and a four African heads of government sub committee.
Ankara reports Prime Minister Dr Erim, in power since last March, announced a 25 member cabinet. Fourteen are drawn from parliament and the rest are technical experts from outside politics. The reshuffle, revealed four weeks ago, shows 17 ministers retaining their posts.
A tentative accord progressed among three Nordic nations and Norway toward fisheries concessions with the EEC. Geoffrey Rippon cited past delays and urged cautious, year‑round arrangements as talks continued, signaling a potential breakthrough despite lingering objections.
France presses for immediate state talks with the United States as the Common Markets push for negotiations. France's foreign minister Schumann urges a path not to preempt US talks, while Britain and other participants weigh terms. Berle in Brussels and the FEC push for a new mandate guiding negotiators.
The United Nations Assembly denounces apartheid era Rhodesia and urges comprehensive, mandatory sanctions including all major states and trade restrictions. It condemns South Africa and Portugal for continued economic links and calls for international efforts to force compliance and end colonial rule.
Warsaw dispatch reports backers of sweeping party reform clamp down as top figures, including Mr Faward Gierek, face internal party upheaval. Key members met Curankiewiee and other officials as the party preps for stronger controls and polarizing policy moves. Several police and riot-like actions were noted with deaths reported.
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