Liberal backbencher St John faces party line split in meeting
Australian Liberals debated the fate of backbencher Mr Howard St John after his public attacks on the Prime Minister. Government leaders praised the party resolve while noting the risk of singling him out as a martyr. St John considered resigning and planned to attend the Warraggh electorate conference as the party drifted on his leadership position.
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Liberal Party Debates Gorton and St John Allegations
The Liberal meeting saw tensions as Mr St John criticized the Prime Minister and accused party leaders of scandal mongering while Mr Farrhall pressed for accountability. Supporters defended the PM, stressing unity and independence, with motions of confidence and disassociation from accusations dominating debate.
McMahon offers to stand in Warringah election
Sydney local race centers on Mr Samuel McMahon brother of the Federal Treasurer who plans to stand as an independent Liberal candidate. He denies party influence and pledges his parliamentary salary to pensioners and distressed residents. He lives in Vaucluse with ties to the Argyle Tavern and Cullen Bullen cattle property.
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Warringah
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McMahon
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Gorton
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Increase Likely in Milk Price Announced in Sydney
Sydney reports a forthcoming milk price rise to be implemented in Canberra after a NSW three month inquiry. Regnard Dairy Farmers say talks will fix Canberra price within days. The new retail price, approved by Agriculture Minister Crawford on Milk Board recommendation, raises the pint price by a small amount.
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Crawford
NSW Milk Board
Vic
Butter to cost fourpence more in two weeks
MET BOURNE reports butter prices are set to rise by about fourpence per pound within the next two weeks. Australian Dairy Produce Board official Mr B G Roberts says talks on the rise are nearly complete and an official announcement will come within two weeks as dairy industry leaders press for higher butterfat prices. The NSW Primary Producers Union calls for a substantial increase, adopting nine resolutions urging the central executive to seek higher prices to cover rising production costs.
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Games plan for Canberra Pacifi Games approved
The Amateur Athletic Union of Australia approves a plan to hold the 1977 Pacific Games in Canberra to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Federal Parliament transfer to the ACT. The plan goes to Minister for the Interior Mr Nixon. The first Pacific Games will feature Australia New Zealand Japan Canada and the United States with the opening in Tokyo in September.
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Yahya Khan pledges martial rule with no political aims
General Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan broadcast from Karachi after taking control of Pakistan. He vowed no political ambitions, promised martial law to restore order, and hinted at a future return to constitutional rule. He will rule with a three military chiefs’ triumvirate and stressed protecting life, liberty, and property.
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Martial Law Admin vows unity amid crackdown in Pakistan
General Yahya Khan asserts the Martial Law Administration will not tolerate agitation or destructive acts and urges all citizens to return to work to repair the economy. He announces harsh penalties for dissent, including long prison terms and even death for enemies of the state, as he defends the regime’s security measures.
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Cairns Rumored to Quit Victorian ALP Executive
Melbourne rumours at Trades Hall suggest Dr J Cairns may resign from the Victorian ALP state executive. Canberra press offers no comment and Victoria ALP Secretary Hartley says he has not received any resignation. Senior union officials doubtless await clarity as a potential clash with the state president and slate reshuffle looms.
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Demands on NSW police studied for Royal Commission call
Allegations by two criminals on NSW police activities spark government review. NSW Government weighs recommendations for a Royal Commission. Page 3. Authorities and officials referenced in context of policing reforms and inquiry setup.
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Art theft hits £200,000 value at London museum
A painting valued at £200,000 was stolen from the Sir John Sennex Museum in Sit it Stimerson, with several other works reportedly removed during the burglary. Police estmate the loss at hundreds of thousands of pounds as investigators pursue the thiefs.
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Turbulent West Pakistan Amid Sudden Presidential Move
Fragmentary report notes uneasy calm in Karachi and Rawalpindi after a sudden presidential decision. Mentions unrest, fear, and a target of bitter crime, with authorities suspending a post under regulatory lines as tension lingers across major cities.
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Protestors carried from building in London High Commission siege
Police removed 20 Pakistani students from a building occupied by Pakistan's High Commission in Kensington, London. The students had seized the building in protest against the military takeover in Pakistan the previous day.
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Reuter
High Commission
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Federal Officers Seek Pay Rise Over Delays
The Federal executive of the Administrative and Clerical Officers Association condemns government delay in pay claims. A Sydney meeting urged updated salary demands, early talks with the Public Service Board, and public meetings in state branches to press for increases for second and third division officers, noting pay rises for parliamentarians and senior officials.
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