US Soviet unity on pollution and medicine
Moscow reports a rare public sign of Soviet American cooperation as Nixon and Brezhnev meet in the Grand Kremlin Palace. The leaders pledge to reduce confrontation and move toward joint efforts against pollution and disease. Nixon plans a tight schedule in Moscow with formal gifts and extensive press coverage.
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NZ wool reform aims to create marketing corporation
The New Zealand Wool Board said it will establish a wool marketing corporation on July 1 next year to buy all domestically grown wool and market it in New Zealand. Board chairman Sir John Acland noted past market woes and the need for a new marketing approach. Government approval is anticipated, with talks in Canberra on pricing and industry powers.
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Flight path changes at Canberra airport to cut noise
Canberra airport will reroute flight paths to reduce noise for Queanbeyan as the Department of Civil Aviation outlines new plans. A broader expansion including a terminal, more parking, and additional taxiways would extend capacity to 1988, with three weeks needed for implementation and further runway work not reducing current disruption significantly.
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Cord Pony car buyer repurchases 1997 coupe in Sydney
A car enthusiast paid 14 000 to reclaim a 1997 Cord Phe ton coupe convertible sold two years earlier to fund land purchase. At the Endeavour Motor Museum Lakemis the bidder remained top of the auction, claiming the car as his own. The Cord, among the rarest models, was described as one of the best of its kind to grace the world.
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Rhodesia plan rejected by majority says report
A British led 24 member commission published a government document stating Rhodesia’s plan for independence was not acceptable to the majority population. The report notes non Africans opposed the plan and cites economic sanctions and international concerns shaping the rejection.
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Takeover bid discussion with Travel-Wadge Australia Ltd
The chairman of Travel-Wadge Australia Ltd spoke with government officials about the talent needs of the company amid a broader takeover context.
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Censorship Talks Amid ACT Law Revisions and Diplomat’s Case
The interior department plans a cabinet submission on new censorship laws for books and printed matter in the ACT. The proposal, tied to a broader Commonwealth-State agreement, would regulate publications deemed objectionable. A separate case reports an Indian diplomat found with hashish on arrival in Australia, triggering questions about diplomatic immunity and the incident’s handling.
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Government orders Project N aircraft to aid war effort
Melbourne dispatch reports Prime Minister and Defence Minister confirming Project N to produce twenty aircraft with metal work, funded at about 250 000 dollars. Sir Lawrence Wackett hails the decision as a deflection of concerns and urges broader boosts to Australia’s industry.
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Lawrence Wackett
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Wan Shire Seeks Disaster Declared Over Plague
Farmers and town leaders in Wan and surrounding Darling Downs urge Queensland to declare their shire a disaster area as the Taroom Shire faces the worst plague in the state. Grain growers and the local Chamber of Commerce push for urgent aid as plague reaches nearby towns.
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