Nixon Eyes Uninterrupted Peace With New Foreign Policy
President Nixon told Congress in a State of the Union message that his new foreign policy aimed at easing tensions with the Soviet Union and China while promoting allied self reliance. He said this approach could create the best chance since World War I for a generation of lasting peace, while noting inflation crime and pollution would also be addressed. He emphasized allies should shoulder more defense and economic duties, reducing U.S. involvement while honoring treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
US Congress
Soviet Union
China
Associated Press
Penes
MF Nixon
America
Namie
United States
Guam
BLMC Plans New Car To Rival Holden Falcons Valiants
British Leyland chairman Lord Stokes announced in Sydney that BLMC will introduce a new car to compete with Holden Falcon and Valiant by end of 1972 and spend about 30 million dollars in Australia over the next three years. An extended report appears on page 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyland Motor Corporation
Sydney
BLMC
Lord Stokes
Australia
Tough talking over air base in Kuala Lumpur talks
Australian negotiators face hard bargaining from Malaysia over the Butterworth air base after the British pullout in 1971. Kuala Lumpur seeks greater financial commitment or a long term Australian guarantee, arguing Australia lacks capacity to keep Mirage squadrons at home. Discussions aim to settle post British dispositions within two to four years amid political sensitivity in Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuala Lumpur
Butterworth
Malaysia
Arci
Prises
Service
Department of Defence and External Affairs
Australia
RAAF
Canberra
Terendak
Singapore
Australis
Democratic Labour Party
Fifth deep air strike by Israelis in Egypt
Israeli jets attacked Egyptian camps near Cairo marking a fifth deep raid in just over two weeks. The strike neared Cairo International Airport and the Helwan industrial complex, with reports of prisoners and casualties disputed by the Israeli spokesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Tel Aviv
Cairo
Helwan
Ojukwu Granted Ivory Coast Asylum Amid War Ending
General Ojukwu former leader of Nigeria's secessionist east has been granted asylum in the Ivory Coast sources say. An official statement notes he cannot engage in politics while the Congo Kinshasa reports him in Côte d Ivoire and a presidential call confirms aid to the defeated area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idian
Eriaay
Aap-Reuter
Ojukwu
Nigeria
Wory
Ghen
Ojukwi
Ivory Coast
Congo Kinshasa
Joseph Mobotr
Child dies after being struck by car on Red Hill street
A three year old girl, Anne Ballinger, daughter of Mr and Mrs S G Bolinger, died instantly yesterday afternoon on Ta Perouse Street Red Hill after she was struck by a car while playing outside her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red MN
Perouse Street
Red Hill
Anne Ballinger
Hier
S. G. Bollinger
Weather shifts with warm start and showers later
A cold change brings local showers later after above average morning heat. Expect a high near 85 degrees today with very warm north west winds and lake gusts to 10 415 knots. rest of weekend mild.
Abortion Inquiry Details Pay-Offs to Police Linked
A second woman witness at the Victorian Government abortion racket inquiry testified that money was paid to high-ranking police officers. Miss Maureen Young said an envelope containing cash was handed to Superintendent Jack Matthews at Dr J G A Troup’s surgery. The testimony cited envelopes, police names, and a £1000 payment to suppress a complaint, with raids and affidavits surrounding Dr Troup’s George Street surgery in Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Maureen Young
Margaret Berman
Miss Young
Erin Street
Richmond
J. G. A. Troup
Berman
Matthews
Troup
George Street
Dr Troup
Jack Matthews
William Fenton Bowen
Jack Ford
Ten 3
Homicide Squad
Fenton Bowen
Fenton Owen
Ford
Jacobson
Martin
Twiss
Go-between details in Melbourne inquiry involve police and doctors
Mrs Berman testifies to acting as intermediary with seven police officers and several doctors including exiled Dr Fenton Bowen and Dr Grimblat. She recalls money payments via cash envelopes and bottles of whisky linked to Inspector Ford, Murphy, Jacobson, and others, with dates centered 1965 1966 1968 and a 1983 probe into an Asian girl case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winneke
de Heath
Hin
de Grimblat
Levin
Herman
Ford
Mex Herman
William
Jack Mathews
DF Flynn
Berman
Spiynn
ScTroup
Teena Ceaks
Ant Fe
Troup
John Heath
Lejos
Murphy
Fierman
Oak
St. Hawthorn
Phillips
Yaneke
Hawthorn
Ryan
Martin Jacobson
Jacobson
Winneker
Oliver's Future for AWU Debate at Surfers Paradise
Last Saturday's sacking of the NSW secretary of the AWU, Mr Oliver, is to be debated by the union's convention at Surfers Paradise, despite a move to have the state's delegates barred from the convention. The National Press Club told yesterday that people could not reach potential without education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsw
Sccre
AWU
Oliver
Surfers Parasite
Austranas —_anorgines
Pers
National Press Club
Crown Cornish leads with Teutonic gaps in prewar war machine
In Crown Cornish Saturday features the story of how Germany built a large efficient war machine before World War I, though not always by the most efficient means. The piece notes miners on Tasmania's West Coast profited from German ineptitude, with further mentions of The Boys' Brigade in Canberra and other items scattered across pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Cornish
Germany
Tasmania
American flyer Max Conrad crashes near the South Hole
In fine weather, Max Conrad of the American flyer team crashed his Piper Aztec aircraft near the South Hole while attempting a round the world pole flight. He escaped unharmed as officials at Operation Deep Freeze headquarters reported via Christchurch. The destination was Punta Atenas in Chile, about 2,200 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Max Conrad
South Hole
Christvehareh
Operation Deep Freeze
Wen
Conra
Puntas
Atenas
Chile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michelago
Noel Freebody
Tim McMahon
Frank Kelly
Stackpole
Redpath
Walters
Shabana Se
Bruce Juddery
Siadwan
Bardaka
Galo
Shandwan
Wan
Decca
Tiel
Gulf
Helicop
Ter
Shadvan
Yeryeti
Israel
Triton
Aietht
Nasser
Damor
Ivory
Coast
Royal Military College, Duntroon
Casuarina Sands
College
Army
W. Kaye
J. Winneke
Police Police
San
Noel Murphy
Eltham
CIB
Boys' Brigade
Aus
Iain Council
Davidson
Fowong
Wiatra
Vietnam
Lottery Opera House
Weetangera
Curtin
Pearce
Wollen
Garran
Mack
Holt
Torrens
Macquarie
Mullis
Garema’ Arcade
Cameiata Times
Canberra City
Act
GEO
Post
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!