Middle East talks stall as peace hopes clash with hard lines
In a July 1970 Canberra Times analysis, Nasser and Israel clash over preconditions for talks. The piece notes UN 1967 resolutions, Palestinian guerrilla influence, and big powers shaping, yet failing to offer a constructive path. It argues progress hinges on direct Egypt Israel talks and broader Arab bloc alignment.
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MPs Security Debate After London House of Commons Bombing
A British House of Commons incident where a man threw two gas bombs from the public gallery prompts renewed calls for tighter security. The piece weighs the need to protect MPs against preserving public participation and the risk that overreaction could undermine the parliamentary system.
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Pearce Development Sparks Resident Opposition
Residents of Pearce voice concerns over a new development by NCDC, arguing the plan fails to meet access and movement needs for cars and pedestrians. They claim the project would create a drab, monotonous concrete area that distances shoppers from the town center and local shops. Community briefings were held as officials prepare for further public discussion in the coming month.
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Milk price debate in Canberra faces calls for cut
Evidence from 60 primary producer organisations shows milk could be supplied to Canberra at 6¢ a gallon less than current rates. The Joint Parliamentary Committee found costs include a 2.75 a gallon loading for milk treatment not performed, plus high profit margins and limited competition between Canberra two companies. Critics note Canberra milk prices remain higher than other Australian capitals.
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Sydney
Australia
Letters to the editor call for higher education funding
The Canberra Times letter from D Scott Hackett on Lyneham High School cites the Parents and Citizens Association urging the ACT Government to provide immediate grants to secure and retain qualified teachers. It argues salaries lure teachers away, leading to resignations and staffing shortages, and stresses education as foundational to national culture.
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Princess Anne tours stormed Washington amid rising crime
The Royal visit included an unscheduled drive through a crime scarred city area with Princess Anne and hosts Tricia Nixon and Jo Mistahowr. The piece notes a wave of crime, delays in housing and services, and debate in Congress over a crime bill while recounting a violent street incident involving a woman rescued by bystanders.
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Tricia Nixon
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Governor General Visits Aboriginal Girls Training Centre
The Governor General Sir Visited the Central Training Establishment for Aboriginal girls at the Darwin Show yesterday morning. In attendance were local officials and staff highlighting ongoing welfare and education efforts in the region.
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