Minister upset by clause in treaty
Wellington reports a last minute change to New Zealand protocol in the British treaty of accession to the Common Market. Trade Minister Mr Marshall says the provision, urged by Britain and New Zealand, rejected by New Zealand, would give France a veto over commitments and was struck from the agreement after an abrupt procedural dispute.
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Whitlam seeks early Bangla Desh recognition from Commonwealth
In London, Australian Opposition Leader Whitlam urged Commonwealth nations to recognise Bangla Desh without delay. He outlined Australia’s role in backing recognition and planned discussions with British leaders on postwar arrangements and Britain's place in Europe. Heath and Wilson ministries were slated for talks on foreign policy and Rome/EEC issues.
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PM Returns to Duties as McMahon-Whitlam Clash Erupts
Fragmented report notes the Prime Minister resuming work in Parliament House after a brief absence. It mentions Mr McMahon and opposition leader Mr Whitlam, with references to Cabinet documents and publications tied to ongoing tensions. Further clarity awaits overseas travel details next month.
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Visit by Mr Lee Likely in May
Singapore leader Mr Lee Kuan Yew may make an official visit to Australia later this year with talks expected in Canberra. An official spokesman said arrangements were being worked out, possibly before year’s end.
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Shire Conference aims to curb ACT regional planning
In Yass Councillor P Walker reported that the NSW State Planning Authority would not attend a regional planning conference for shires around Canberra. The National Capital Development Commission and agencies sought collaboration while preparing a development plan for the ACT fringe. The meeting discussed representation, venue issues, and efforts to regulate growth and road provision around Canberra.
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Boundary talks on Queanbeyan council extension plan
Boundary discussions proceed as Yarnowlumla Shire receives verbal advice from Queanbeyan Town Clerk. A February 2 meeting at 9 is proposed to discuss extending municipal boundaries. Queanbeyan council seeks to annex about seven square miles, totaling roughly 62 square miles in the proposed area.
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