Nixon critics unsatisfied after Watergate speech
President Nixon faced continued opposition over the Watergate scandal after dismissals and a sombre TV address in which he said he accepts ultimate responsibility. He urged unity, while opponents pressed for an independent inquiry into alleged White House wrongdoing. several aides and officials had resigned or were dismissed.
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Prime Minister rebukes over Murphy issue and Yugoslav matter
A lengthy parliamentary exchange centers on the Murphy issue and Yugoslav treatment of Australian convoys. Prime Minister and opposition leaders clash over foreign affairs handling and communications, with references to the foreign minister, the Yugoslav reporters, and the protests of the previous government.
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Melba Health Centre to be Free Services in Canberra
The Federal Government will not charge fees for medical services at Melba Health Centre. Health Minister Dr Everingham said the move follows unsuccessful negotiations with medical groups and aligns with the Labour government's health insurance plan next year. Canberra doctors welcomed the decision with calm, noting potential workload impacts and shifts in patient care patterns.
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Labor to change Queen's style and title in Australia
The Whitlam government said Parliament will back a bill to change the royal style to Elizabeth the Second by the grace of God Queen of Australia and her other realms and Territories Head of the Commonwealth. The measure would remove reference to the United Kingdom and declare the High Court of Australia as final appellate court for Australian matters. The Queen’s Australian tour plans were outlined with visits to Norfolk Island Papua New Guinea South Australia and Christchurch. The Queen and Prince Philip would attend the Commonwealth Games and travel on to New Zealand and Papua New Guinea after the Christchurch games. The proposal follows discussions with British leaders and includes a plan for the Governor-General to carry the new style when appropriate.
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South Sydney club put in receivership
South Sydney Jewpnes Club Ltd, Sydney’s third largest leagues club, was placed in receivership. Receivers Mr Charles Nerhery Risther Ford, Jacky Spooner, Gary Testend War, and Huigentsrd moved into the club late yesterday. The receivers plan to revise the clubs finances and property, including extending the premises at a cost of about 280,000 pounds.
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Controversy Over Judging at Canberra Chrysanthemum Show
A Canberra Times report details controversy after exhibitor Ken Scarlett of Queanbeyan challenged judging of the Horticultural Society chrysanthemum show. Lopes of Yarralumla disputed results and asked for a protest notice next to the list, while judge Robert Warren of Deakin explained criteria and outcomes, including Lopes’ third place, with mixed disappointment from participants.
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Meat prices stability report and parliamentary update
The Australian Meat Board reports on meat price stabilization to be referred to the Joint Select Parliamentary Committee on Prices. A Labor backbencher seeks to amend abortion debate later this month. Vietnam talks wrap in a tense but calm atmosphere. The president elect of Argentina faces a military-backed challenge from abroad. ACT milk distributors call for changes to delivery services. The Australian wheat growers federation proposes estimates for national consumption in a stabilization plan. A Brisbane rugby scene features Tom Mumal and others amid judiciary suspensions.
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