Possible Labor split fed by Chipp and Barton
Liberal front bencher Don Chipp and Australia Party convener Gordon Barton floated a Labor Party split. Barton said Whitlam could lead a new Australia Party with Chipp as deputy after the next election, while both blamed trade unions for party disarray.
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Kissinger meets Soviet leaders in Moscow on peace talks
US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger held a two hour Kremlin meeting with Soviet officials to discuss a Middle East ceasefire and broader peace prospects. A second round of talks was planned with further sessions to follow amid detente efforts and cautious optimism in Washington Cairo and Moscow.
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Israeli forces push deeper into Egypt near Suez Canal
Israeli forces widened their gateway to Egypt as armour and infantry moved along the Suez Canal into Egyptian territory. Dayan signaled no ceasefire plan but left room for a truce if Egypt requested, while cross canal raids penetrated about 19 miles deep. Egyptian sources reported heavy Israeli losses in tanks and aircraft, with fighting continuing in the central Sinai and on the Golan front near Damascus.
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Planned changes to be referred to council
The ACT Advisory Council would be consulted on proposed changes to ACT laws on homosexuality, said Minister for the Capital Territory Mr Bryant. He has discussed the matter with Attorney-General Senator Murphy and aims to standardize advisory consultation with the council to bridge between the House of Representatives and ACT residents.
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Fresh moves to impeach Nixon
The first serious moves toward impeaching President Nixon began in Washington after his dismissal of special Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox and the resignation of Attorney General Elliot Richardson. At least four Democratic congressmen signaled impeachment proceedings as the House reconvenes, amid the Vice President's resignation and a crisis for the Soyer administration.
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House Democrats push impeachment moves amid Watergate fallout
The article reports Democrats Fraser Mitchell Suk Abtug and McFall urging impeachment, with Muskie Kennedy and others weighing hearings. Nixon moves Cox dismissal, transfers duties to Justice, FBI surrounds Cox rental building, Haig Harlow Laird consulted, and a Stennis certified summary of tapes remains in dispute. Senators align with the compromise while Cox contemplates contempt.
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Censure move on Labor's program and Aboriginal affairs clash
Mr Howson former Aboriginal affairs minister accuses Council for Aboriginal Affairs chairman Dr Coombs of acting without Hewson's knowledge in 1972. Gallup Poll suggests the government would likely have been defeated had an election been held earlier this month.
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