Science reports discovery of new blood type
Queensland Red Cross officials announce a new blood type found through a collaboration involving Dr Shaw, Dr Airey, and researchers in Brisbane and Adelaide. The breakthrough, tested in Queensland and linked to New York work, aims to improve blood grouping and transfusion matching.
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Chance to bid at restricted auction in Canberra
Canberra residents prepare for a restricted auction rollout across a series of residential blocks in Waramanga Scull will Ne and surrounding suburbs. The auction plan details blocks in Beullin Higgins Frorrow War Brann Tsay and other locations with open auctions scheduled for Thursday and Friday. The interior department says entries will be open for a limited time with larger blocks stored Friday and a final heavy sale anticipated in the Hel en and Woden suburbs Torrens Pearce Mawson complex.
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Rohan trial details fire at Jerusalem mosque
Rohan, 28, pleads not guilty to arson charges over the August 21 attempt to burn Jerusalem’s Al Aqsa Mosque. He claims God demanded the destruction to rebuild Solomon’s temple, and he arrived at court flanked by heavy security as the trial opened.
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Poseidon nickel shares rise to new peak on Melbourne exchange
Poseidon nickel shares jumped on the Melbourne Stock Exchange with a new peak near 20.50 dollars amid strong demand in London. Gippsland Minerals also rose after news of a uranium find in north eastern Victoria, fueling overall gains across nickel and uranium stocks.
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South Viet Nam Ready To Talk On Ceasefire
President Thien announced South Vietnam is prepared to discuss a ceasefire with the opposing side. He stressed withdrawal of most US combat units in 1970 depends on aid and strength of South Vietnam. Vice President Ky cited US combat limits as of next year. Senator Scott warned of possible developments within 60 to 90 days to aid peace prospects.
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Vietnamese Leader Signals Open Talks with Communists
Saigon reports President Thien told the National Assembly he would enter secret talks with the Communists without pre conditions though he warned against capitulation. He urged reducing US troop burdens and boosting RVN forces, while Washington debate over a Vietnam settlement continued.
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DLP plans contingency vote shift in Federal Elections
The Democratic Labour Party outlines contingency plans to switch preferences against the Liberals in several seats if Prime Minister Totton fails to reassure on defence in a policy speech. The plan, revealed in Focus magazine from Canberra, aims to back the Country Party and select independents and some ALP candidates to push a path of Australian self reliance amid Britain and America pulling back.
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DLP Opposition to Soviet Naval Presence Shapes Queensland Votes
In Brisbane and Queensland campaigns during August 14, a Liberal and DLP rift over Russia and collective security in South Asia surfaces. DLP cautions against any pac t with the Soviet Union, while Liberal figures push for clear stance as candidates address Moreton and outer seats. Debate covers Soviet naval activity in the Indian Ocean, Australia’s security pact risks, and party preferences flowing to available candidates.
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Little Desert policy battle dominates party meetings
Victorian State Labor Opposition and the Country Party plan separate meetings today and tomorrow to decide policy on the Little Desert dispute. The Australian Army notes a differen ce involving Papuan and New Guinean soldiers from the recent incident. A Japanese iron and steel firm sources ore for a 75 ton total supply contract starting in 1972. A junior golfer advances to Federal Golf Club open amateur championship for the third year in succession.
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