Rhodesia blames Britain for failed independence talks
The Rhodesian Government attacked Britain's approach as rigid and negative in a White Paper that details Anglo-Rhodesian contacts over 24 years. It accuses London of an incompatible stance to negotiations and presents the Rhodesian side since the ill fated Viger talks in December 197? The document, kept secret, runs 19 pages and outlines the fate of the talks.
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White Paper Rebuffs Rhodesia Sett lement Talks
The White Paper alleges Britain's refusal to accept Rhodesian proposals and a push toward a package deal. It claims Rhodesia offered major concessions but Britain insisted on constitutional safeguards. Talks at Salisbury and London failed, leaving only one path unresolved amid debate over independence and governance.
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Lantigen products praised for topical relief in wartime letter
An American stationed friend sent bottles of Lantigen to a patient in Sydney and later to Toronto describing excellent relief from a persistent infection and throat ailment. The writer cites climate stress and travel as triggers, asks how to obtain Lantigen in the United States, and expresses strong satisfaction with the treatment.
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Doctor Advocates Oral Vaccine Delivery Across Labs
Dr avd nomsan from Lanion and colleagues review Keramite data in the British Mental Journal arguing oral vaccines offer practical immunity. They claim oral administration is more convenient than injections and highlight Landen brags and reports of beneficial effects from Lantigen Raho cases.
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Arctic Ocean crossing completed by British expedition
Two members of the British trans Arctic expedition reached land completing the first surface crossing of the Arctic Ocean. Led by Wally Herbert, the team faced days on ice and peril, with the final push from Spitsbergen to shore ending a 464 day struggle and a 3400 mile journey.
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Sharp rise forecast in British unemployment
Britain faces a sharp rise in unemployment with forecasts from the National Institute of Economic and Social Research predicting the jobless total could reach 625000 by year end, up from 518000 in May. The institute also warned of two years of economic decline, weak growth, and a fragile balance of payments. In Manchester, Prime Minister Wilson blamed wildcat strikes and minority groups for disruptions that hurt exports and industry profitability.
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Middle East crisis prompts Sri Lankan PM demand action
Sri Lanka Prime Minister Senanayake warned of a catastrophic Middle East war unless urgent steps backed by UN Security Council principles are taken. He urged a political settlement on occupied lands and the Palestine refugee issue, speaking after a visit to President Nasser and ahead of London talks.
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Violence in Singapore sparks fresh street clashes
In Singapore an armed patrol escorted by RAF personnel patrolled Geylang district after ten days of disturbances. The latest outbreak left 17 people injured, marking a costly surge in violence during a tense period.
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World Wheat Trade Faces Decline As Supplies Rise
Ronald Monro, executive director of the International Wheat Count, Wisconsin, predicts further world wheat decline below 46 million metric tons for 1969/70. He cites overproduction and long-term contracts, says prices remain under five-dollar level, and notes calls for a 60 million ton target under the Wheat Agreement while warning stocks may rise with crop programs.
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Biafra Holds 18 Oilmen Amid Reported Captivity
In Biafra, Commissioner Orkey said 18 foreign oilmen were detained after clashes with Federal forces. The group includes reportedly Italian, German, and French nationals. Italian and Jordanian bodies were later found near Kwarrt in western Nigeria, tied to a separate incident involving an AGIP oil team.
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