Liberal disillusion mounting in Gorton era politics
A Liberal MP warns of party disillusion with Prime Minister Gorton amid internal rifts over defence policy and leadership. He cites indecision and uncertainty, noting criticisms aired at Brisbane meetings and contested views on cabinet appointments and economic management ahead of the Queensland election.
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Australian broadcaster reports troop withdrawal from Malaysia
The Australian Broadcasting Commission reported from Adelaide that Opposition Leader Whitlam announced plans to withdraw Australian troops from Malaysia. The report said troops stationed at Terendak would be withdrawn and returned to Australia, with Singapore mentioned. Canberra Times could not confirm the report last night.
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Canberra Times
Local Trade Row Causes Evening Market Shakeup
A terse late news item outlines a market disturbance with officials naming key figures and dates. The brief mentions a Berne Onpeaae and Hela Himes amid rising prices and a scramble for control of the local trade.
Greek ship in collision sinks near Ameland
London report from Lloyds Agency says the Greek freighter Sea Treeze is slowly sinking after colliding in the North Sea. Breeze radioed that the vessel was making for the Dutch island of Ameland for safety and possible rescue.
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Ameland
Defence talks to iron out Southeast Asia concept issues
Kuala Lumpur reports defence ministry officials from five Commonwealth nations will meet in the Cameron Highlands to resolve base issues of a new defence concept for Southeast Asia. Delegations from Malaysia, Singapore, Australia, Britain and New Zealand are expected by November 3.
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US Pulls 785 More Marines From Vietnam War
SAGQN Monday United Press International reports another 785 US Marines began leaving the war zone as an American unit suffered near total casualties in a weekend Communist attack. The Marines and 68 aircraft head to Okinawa under Nixon plan to withdraw 35,000 servicemen by December 15. The 1st Marine Division left Vandegrift, the NW base in South Vietnam. White House declined to confirm ceasefire options while debates about Hanoi settlement continue.
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Attack Kills Five Marines In Vietnam Skirmishes
Military spokesmen reported five American servicemembers killed and five wounded in weekend fighting near Quang Ngai City. The clashes involved a mortar barrage followed by ground assaults as US reinforcements pursued Vietcong units. Reports from Newsweek and NBC cited discussions of a unilateral cease fire and possible repatriation of territory, with Senator Fulbright signaling openness to reforms leading toward elections and a permanent South Vietnamese government.
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Devlin Counsel Named as Foot To Defend Devlin
Sir Dingle Foot, Labour MP and former Solicitor General, will defend Bernadette Devlin. The case stems from allegations of rifle fire during the Londonderry clashes last August. A high level tribunal into Northern Ireland sectarian violence delays the hearing beyond the present period.
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Appeal Against Suppression In Adelaide Case
In Adelaide Master of the Supreme Court will hear counsel in chambers on an appeal for leave to suppress the name of a 42 year old motorist charged with two driving offences. Hearing adjourned to November 4 with bail in effect. The suppression order, issued by Justice Travers, prohibits publishing identifying details after charges commenced. The man is accused of driving on Main North East Road at Collin Wood while under influence of narcotics or drugs, causing a collision.
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Trout Catches Report From Cootamundra Dam Event
Reported fishing day features a notable trout catch near the Bluff by the dam at Cootamundra. Local angler Mr Maul Setivenes reportedly netted a large trout with a tiger minnow lure near Burtinjuck Waters Park.
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UK frees convicted spies in exchange deal
London reports say convicted spy Peter Kroger was released from prison as part of a prisoner exchange in which Soviet Union liberated British lecturer Gerald Brooke last July. Sources cited by Trevor Roper described the Kroger release and Brooke’s prior freedom as the two sides matching exchanges for prisoners deemed dangerous.
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Korean embasy attacked by students injures staff
Four South Korean Embassy staff were injured as a small group of Japanese students attacked the embassy with iron bars and petrol bombs. The incident followed protests planned by unions in Tokyo and clashes linked to student movements. In Okinawa, three students invaded a government office, threw petrol bombs, and raised a student banner.
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Australia Draws with South Korea in World Cup Qualifier
Australia fought to a hard drawn match against South Korea at National Stadium under night lights. The result leaves Australia short of advancing and facing remaining tests as Rhodesia looms and Japan or Korea pose further challenges.
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Wife of train robber freed
A fragmented report notes the wife of a train robber was released. The item references the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization and forecast elements about underdeveloped regions. It mentions Beagle in Teed by 1988 and a Moscow year political propereance with Creek Commander ship.
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Frenosiovak
Moscow
Northern Territory Seat Becomes Marginal in Contest
A marginal Northern Territory seat is shaping up as a tight contest between major parties. Analysts note the uncertainty hinges on rural voters and local issues, with late campaigning tightening the race as candidates press a final push.
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Thie Ee Soot Wyry
Bren
Jonathan Gaul
Prices rise 3.4 percent in year to September quarter
A newspaper note reports consumer prices increased by 3.4 percent over the year to the September quarter, higher than the 2.9 percent rise to the March quarter, with figures attributed to the latest price index and economic report.
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