Nixon and Chow Chiun Hold Fourth Talks in Peking
In Peking the fourth round of talks between President Nixon and Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai ended after about three hours. A White House spokesman said the two leaders would reconvene soon as discussions moved to next steps.
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Chau Ene Lai
Peking Amie
White House
Tewler
Finn
Nixon
Chow
Tonmoraaw
Mire Nison
Pothilen
Chow Chiun
Hanoi walkout over Vietnam war talks unsettles Paris meeting
Protesters walk out of a Paris peace talks session in response to US actions in Vietnam. The absence follows accusations against the Nixon administration and strains within the commission examining war crimes during his presidency.
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Thunday
Vian Pease
Nevih
Vietnam
Sion
Mano
Eure
Nixon
Fragmentary News Snippet From Nantitaan Area
A garbled OCR snippet references Hale and Wyte with a mention of a coal company and Nantitaan Hane. The readable parts hint at local industry and possible beer ads, but most names, dates, and places are unreadable. The item appears as a damaged brief with limited actionable content.
PMs China trip denial sparks minister visit doubt
The Prime Minister Mr McMahon faced questions over his account of China's stance on a potential Australian ministerial visit. Key figures including Mr Kibel and Mr Peacock disputed the timing and conditions of any trip, while opposition and government officials debated whether China might insist on ministerial assurances before engagement.
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China
Australia
McMahan Nthe
Remedeniaires Yeverday
Mer
Mr Peacock
MuMfahon
Pravio
Peacock
Pekin
People Republic of China
Nalion Tater
Momen
Kiel
Nepotiniot
Fefedonn
ABC Ridia
Peacosh
Evenery
Hity
Pris
Inter service brawl over Army Aviation Corps revival 1967
A heated exchange in parliament centered on reviving the Army Aviation Corps in 1967. Senator Drake-Brockman pressed that the RAAF hid no enquiry for Army use while Defence Minister Fairbairn asserted the RAAF needed Project Nine WAAR and could not satisfy Army needs. Debate touched on aircraft weight limits, production scope, and the government’s commitment to dual service aviation capability with CSIRO and other agencies involved.
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Army
Army Aviation Corps
Defence
Fairbairn
Air
Drake-Brockman
Fairhairn
Department of 1
Signy
Alttall
Melbourne
Drake Brockman
Senate
Poyser
Air Force
Armen
Jn Afterien
Eairbairn
Project Nine Waar
Ingres
Neraeny Invest
Desiinn
Ayshe Tnt Apel
Amin Aine
Eiseniai Farbarn
AAC
Fcsiro
GAF
Big rise in unassisted migrants in this year
Figures released yesterday show a sharp rise in unassisted immigrant arrivals. About 7,000 more unassisted migrants arrived in the first seven months of the financial year than expected, with December showing a surge of unassisted entries and assisting the government’s immigration targets facing strain.
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Rustalia
Jusseur
Sen
Dy Fortes
Aesting
Canberra
Lyymiar Rs
Stan
Swhat
Fusiher
Backbench anger at union merger
Government ministers seek to quell a left wing push against merging four metal trades unions. They argue the amalgamations follow a pact, with the ACTU warning against blocking the consolidation. The proposed unions include the Engineering, Sheet Metal Workers, Wrought Iron and Underloom? unions, and the Federated Engine Drivers. The government faces a sustanned debate as backbenchers press for safeguards and a legal path to automatic registration of the merged entity.
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Seal
Liberal
Lynch
Sim
Armalaam
Ted
Jhiait
Weilermakers
Luchsmids
Federwed
Adelaide
ACTU
Intertal
ACT
Woman on trial in county court for unstealing charge
A woman appeared before the county court charged with stealing. She claimed prior arrests and asked for discharge, while a juror was excused. The case was postponed to March 22 for further examination as the judge noted the need for a clear identity.
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Grimeine
Pil
Ieee Puomne
Melbourne journalist Lachlan dies suddenly at home
Melbourne journalist Mia Lin Lachlan dies suddenly at home after a period of illness. The Obituary notes Lachlan was a longtime reporter and radio broadcaster, known for coverage of local events and community affairs. Her passing is mourned by colleagues and listeners nationwide.
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Melbourne
Thre Fay
Tate
Mia Lin Lachlan
Steep rise in international air fares in Europe trip costs
International air services outline a fare surge effective soon with the $700 Europe return fare rising to about $745.90 amid a 5 percent levy in some routes. Major increases apply to Australia to Europe and Americas, with notable changes in economy, first class, and youth concession fares across zones including the Asia Pacific and Middle East.
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Shin Trea
Americas
Middle East
Arion
Jarea
Europe
TATA
Air Avi
Sydney
Tokyo
San Francis
Ney
Settun
Santamaria replies to Calwell on military service
National Civic Council chairman B A Santamaria said he had operated through a World War III deterrent during a dispute with Victorian Labour Department officials. He responded to former Opposition leader Calwell who claimed Santamaria and others dodged service. Calwell accused Maher and others of exemptions and was questioned by Parliament.
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Whitam
National Civic Council
B. A. Santamaria
Department of Labour and National Service
Santamaria
House of Representatives
Westnenlay
Veader
Mik, Mitshell
Maher
Canberra
Galwell
Calwell
Vietnam
Ren Mitchell
Keb Mitchell
Mr "Fairbairn
Sesterday
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Sears
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