Yahya vows power transfer to elected reps in four months
Pakistan President General Yahya Khan announced a nationwide broadcast promising transfer of power to elected representatives within about four months, with timing depending on external situations. He outlined constitutional plans, an executive committee, and a federal framework, saying amendments would be possible in the National Assembly and that a nationwide party focused on regionalism would be banned.
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British MP cites ongoing Hindu persecution in East Pakistan
In a Fourday visit by a British parliamentary team led by Commonwealth secretary Aneurin Bevan to East Pakistan, MP Jessel states evidence of extensive persecution of Hindus. He describes army actions, village disappearances, and hostage-like arrests, warning that retaliation risks ruin of reconstruction. He questions refugee repatriation and UN involvement as a test of Pakistan's will to repatriate.
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Late News Enolagong in Semi London
Enolagong from Auwiralis advances to a semifinal in London after a controversial bout. Nancy Goo of 08 63 6 Wimbledon appears in the semifinals, facing Dillie-Teau Wey of Trane in France. Clay wins appeal in Washington as Supreme Court overturns part of a 1967 conviction.
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Natives attack Gazelle police near cocoa factory
In Gazelle Peninsula near Rabaul on Monday hundreds of native demonstrators attacked police. One officer was lightly injured, three police vehicles were damaged, and reinforcements faced felled trees blocking the road. No arrests reported. Police say the unrest involved Shell Company workers and Tolai cooperative project ties.
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Controversy as Springboks Arrive Amid Picketing Tricks
Adelaide police foil crowd tricks as about 500 anti apartheid protesters await the Springboks air arrival. The airplane lands under strict guard at Parafield. demonstrations flare at edge of the runway and outside Mayfair Hotel as officials deny a bomb report. Security tight in Sydney ahead of the tour with unions planning boycotts and Catholic leaders urging individual choice. In Brisbane, motel workers resist wage pressure amid a wage dispute and union protests.
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Surgeons' Visits Face Higher NSW Fee Proposals
Sixteen NSW district medical associations including the ACT urge doctor fee rises from July 1, proposing general practitioner charges up to 4 dollars for surgery and 5.75 for visits. Eight groups back the common fees set by the government at 3.80 for a surgery consult and 5.05 for a home visit, while Broken Hill backs no less than the new common fee for home visits.
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Canberra doctors urge adherence to common fee amid AMA guidance
West Australian and ACT doctors debate charging above the common fee as Senator Greenwood warns it harms medical trust. AMA-backed recommendations set a $4 to $5 common fee for home visits, with higher charges affecting patients. Canberra doctors report some already raise to $4 or $5, while others enforce weekend surcharges and non paid add ons. The federal AMA aims to limit patient costs and align charges with national guidance.
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Jago Advises Funds Discussion With Commonwealth
Jago told reporters the NSW Health Ministry will discuss potential contributions with the Commonwealth Government. He commented on a rector’s warning that millions of NSW contributors might lose insured coverage due to lack of government charging information. He urged the state to obtain details from Canberra.
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Ellsberg surrenders to authorities over Pentagon Papers leak
Dr Daniel Ellsberg surrendered to federal authorities in Boston and admitted involvement with unauthorized possession and disclosure of secret Pentagon documents on the Vietnam War. The Associated Press reported that he said he provided information to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in 1969. Court proceedings continued as judges adjourned for the day.
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Wool production debate sparks volume control clash
The report notes tensions within the Rusteatian wool sector as leaders discuss possible volume limits and state plans to acquire broader control. The dialogue frames ongoing industry challenges and proposes policy measures amid market pressures.
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Australian rugby league faces federation strain amid reform
In fragmented reports the Federation of Arih Regubhies proposes reforms to unite nations, with leaders Graeme Lange and Jas nya cited as key figures. The piece notes unfolding tensions across regions and coverage by Site-Pats Page on TBS, highlighting national impact.
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Gourmet Delicacies At D.J's Renowned Food Hall
Gastronomic tidbits from around the world are offered at D.J's renowned Food Hall. Bernaise sauce from Belgium, German potato dumpling mix, Scottish moors game in sherry jelly, Toheros soup from NZ, and real turtle soups from Bender & Cassel appear alongside Chinese vegetables and Dijon Grey Poupon. Olive tins from Israel and hort d oouvras round out party packs for the traveler who stays local.
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