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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 05, 1968

Page

25

Frenzied NATO action criticised during Brussels talks

In Brussels on Monday Soviet Ambassador Vassili Groubiakov called NATO activity frenzied and regrettable after two one hour meetings with Harmel. A Belgian Foreign Ministry spokesman said the remark closed the talks. Brezhnev received Mongolian Prime Minister Yonkhzizin Tetslenbal in Moscow, first official word since the Soviet-Czechoslovak talks ended a week ago.

Brussels AAP - Reuter Belgium Vassili Groubiakov Relhurr Horelan Ir Harmel Peng North Atlantic “Treaty Organisation Yestersiny Baviel Mrarmel NATO Tore Moscow Wedhessley Aap-Reuter Breahne Yurnizhazin Tetslenbal Soviet Union Tass Ofioiat Brezhnev Sovie-Caschaslovak

Economy reform leader quits in Czechoslovakia

Dr Ota Sik, deputy prime minister and key architect of the economic reforms, resigned after Prague Radio reported his departure while he was abroad. He condemned the Warsaw Pact invasion at the United Nations and was among ministers targeted by Moscow aligned media.

Prague Wednexday Aap-Reuter Ota Sik Prague Radio Br Sik Warsaw Pact Andrax Belgrade Stannisiase Sik Gik Yeorlavia Hues United Nations Security Council Hajek Moscow Levestio Aimet Czechoslovak Dr Sik Czechoslovakia Aavestia Gestapo Karpeles Terestin West Germany Warsaw Cheb Karlovy Vary Yessenny Central Committee

Flower garden planted at shrine near Prague

Czechoslovaks planted a flower garden around a shrine after the Warsaw Pact invasion. City crews moved in with potted plants and earth to shield the statue from student vigils and Black Mags. Lilies and carnations were laid on the plinth, soil spread, and rows of flowers planted to deter gatherings. The effort aimed to blunt student protests two weeks after the invasion.

Prague Rushune Wencalns Patronenim Czechoslovakia Park Department

Delegates walk out of anarchist congress in Carrara

Delegates from Britain and Switzerland left the International Anarchist Congress in Carrara over the treatment of Daniel Cohn-Bendit, protesting the exclusion of revolutionary youth and criticizing the conduct of the event. The French delegation also opposed recent actions, calling for a complete disagreement with British and Swiss behavior.

Carrara Aly International Anarchist Congress Me Daniel Cohn-Bendit Cohn-fiendit Paria Amigehists Betis Swiss Uclemations Cohn-Hendit Niga Prench Whic

Housewives secret drinkers raise alarms in Merseyside report

A Merseyside council report says many middle aged housewives drink heavily, citing loneliness as a trigger as the council notes professional men and families face similar issues. The survey, drawing on over 2,000 cases in five years, highlights women in their intercourses and early fatherhood as among the chief patients.

Merseyside Coun Con Alcoholisinn Council

Israel frees 16 infiltra tors as Algerian hijack ends

Israel announced the release of 16 Arab infiltrators as the hijacked Boeing bound from Rome to Tel Aviv was forced to land in Algiers. The exchange follows Italian mediation and a pledge to support the Algerian effort to defend Israeli interests and the safety of the crew and passengers.

Jerusalem Israel International Red Cross Algeris Haian Wirfiner Rome Tel Aviv Algiers Algeria Abdel Aziz Daute Talfa

Explosions injure ten at Tel Aviv central bus station

A series of blasts in Tel Aviv's central bus station injure at least ten people. Police cordon the area and detain several suspects for questioning as investigations begin.

Tel Aviv

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