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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1975
Page
13
UK economy reels from a 25 percent inflation peak with May price rises at 42 percent, sparking calls for bold policy action. Thatcher warns a leadership test as unions threaten to press on, while markets fear a pound slump and possible loss of economic momentum.
In New York Rabin said Israel would not accept Egyptian terms tied to interim arrangements rejected last March. He stressed that decisions on Palestinian statehood and regional peace must come from direct negotiations with Jordan and the Palestinians, with the US and UN playing support roles.
India waits to learn if Prime Minister Gandhi will resign or remain as appeals flood the Supreme Court. Crowds gather near the residence in Delhi amid growing anxiety about the fate of the government and party leadership.
In Paris a bomb attack on the France Prem editor in chief Mr Berman left him mortally injured. He died yesterday as doctors fought to save him after the assault, which targeted the French news agency’s offices in the city. Local authorities continued investigations into the incident.
Unclear OCR text references three freed people in Jakarta and a detained group with comments from officials. The fragment mentions the Attorney General and a spokesman but lacks coherent facts, dates, or names to confirm specifics.
Reported by AFP via AAP says French forces in Djibouti territory attacked Afar tribal regions after Ali Mirah Ali sultan loyalists launched wrecks on government posts. An AFP interview with the spokesman cites continued clashes and a high toll as authorities respond.
Relief workers report months of extreme drought have killed tens of thousands of nomads and millions of cattle and goats in Ethiopia and Somalia. The famine threatens livelihoods and pressures aid efforts as government and international groups scramble to mobilize resources and restore grazing lands and water access amid political and border tensions.
A military court acquitted a key figure involved in the February government affair. The verdict follows a high profile case tied to allegations against senior officials and a broader power struggle within the administration.
A security forces communique reports twenty people killed in an armed clash between Rhoebiam security forces and African nationalist guerillas this week near Salisbury. The event, described as a major incident, underscores ongoing violence in the region with no confirmed toll on security forces yet.
Indonesian troops begin a 120 kilometre road from north central Timor toward the Portuguese Timor border. An inauguration near Atambua was attended by civil officials and military leaders. Jakarta said Timor's fusion with Indonesia is not intended unless requested by locals. Portuguese Timor and UN observers noted debates over decolonisation and self rule.
A garbled Moscow dispatch reports on a Soviet effort to probe Venus and return samples. It mentions scientists, engineers Pyotr Kliniv and Vitaly, in orbit experiments and gear linked to a Venus mission, with references to atmospheric data and a possible capsule.
An early NASA mission Pioneer-1D enters deep space between gaps of orbit, with orientation changes noted by Ames Research Center. Officials indicate tests and possible system adjustments while tracking trajectory toward March 1973 milestones.
A garbled report from Angola and Nairobi mentions a fringing pence issue during a weekend tourmonte fighting event. The text is incomplete, with missing names, dates, and outcomes, preventing a clear summary of participants, location details, or results.
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