Vietnam War Ceasefire Won Through Paris Accord
Washington Hanoi and Saigon announced that after twelve years of conflict a ceasefire would begin Sunday in Vietnam. President Nixon said the Paris peace deal would be signed, supervised internationally, and include a right for South Vietnam to determine its own future. The agreement promises release of all prisoners and a staged U.S. withdrawal with an international peacekeeping mechanism. Vietnam and allies pledged to uphold the ceasefire while warning against violations as the process moves forward.
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Global reactions greet Vietnam Peace accord
World capitals including London Paris Beijing and Stockholm report cautious relief and hope for lasting peace after the Vietnam ceasefire accord. Leaders such as Prime Ministers and foreign ministers welcome the agreement, praising progress toward deescalation, though some warn of continued vigilance and political hurdles ahead.
Minister previews ACT seat move and territory representation
The Minister for Sei Snes and Property Mr Daly outlines plans to push trades legislation at forthcoming Parliamentary sittings for a second ACT House of Representatives seat and two Senate seats for the ACT and Northern Territory. He signalled a cabinet pull for an early ACT member and expected legislation to be introduced soon.
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ACT Senate seats debate ends with two member plan
Discussion on how to assign ACT representation in Parliament extends to two Senate seats or a two member ACT constituency. Minister Enderby supports a geographic division. Proposals consider whether territorial representation can be full Senate members or advisory seats, amid calls to implement ACT and Northern Territory representation before the next elections.
Canberra swelters with record heat as storm risk grows
Canberra records its hottest day of the year with a maximum near 37 degrees, above January averages. Humid, windy conditions are expected to continue with northwest winds shifting to gusty south to southwesterlies, bringing a chance of a late afternoon thunderstorm. Forest fire danger remains very high in ACT though no total fire ban is in place.
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NSW minister hints at trainee teachers allowances rise
NSW Minter for Halication Mr Willis told a meeting of teachers that trainee teachers’ allowances would be increased but he did not specify amounts. The remarks were made during a discussion on funding and support for staff in training programs.
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Ambassador held hostage at Haiti embassy by gunmen
The US Ambassador to Haiti, Mr. Knox, was held captive in his own embassy after three armed men raided the building, detaining several staff members and demanding the release of political prisoners held by Haiti's government. Knox, 64, a veteran foreign service officer, was reported unharmed but confined during the incident.
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Liberal party names two new executive posts
In a brief notice the Liberal Party confirms two vacancies in its parliamentary executive and details that two interim members failed to witness a required section. The report notes timing and political maneuvering surrounding the appointments.
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Australian parties hail news of ceasefire accord
Australian federal parties welcomed President Navin's ceasefire announcement, pledging support for a peaceful settlement in Vietnam. Leaders from the Prime Minister's government and opposition urged unity with the United States, hoping the accord marks a step toward lasting peace and a reduction in hostilities. The Foreign Minister emphasized adherence to Geneva obligations, while religious figures and Archbishop Freeman urged restraint and a durable halt to bloodshed.
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War anniversary notes and editorial index
Editorial notes on North failure stable peace and Hanoi cooperation as key to truce. Mentions more than one million lives lost and 194 Australian deaths. Outlines war escalation and six statements. Includes a free dictatorial history of the year and Pickering entries across pages six and seven.
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Dutch prince to visit Canberra and Australian cities
Dutch prince plans a two day visit to Australia starting February 1 with ceremonial welcomes in Canberra. He will travel to Melbourne, Sydney, Tamworth and other cities, including Can berra and Hay, before touring throughout the country next week.
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