World talks gloom on economic crisis progress
Washington ministers from the group of ten failed to narrow differences in the world economic crisis, delaying a settlement before the IMF meets. US pressure for currency devaluation and higher gold prices looms as Japan and Europe push for piecemeal terms, amid calls from Bahamas finance ministers for a balanced expansion.
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Washington
AAP
Reuter
Anttempt
Ir-Nation Internation Monetary Fund
United States
Niher
Nassau
Bahamas
Commonwealth
Nixon Announces Two Nuclear Hotline Agreements
President Nixon announced formal approval of two agreements with the Soviet Union to modernize the Washington Moscow hotline and reduce the risk of accidental nuclear war. The agreements take effect Thursday and were concluded during the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks which adjourned Friday in Helsinki Finland.
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Washington
Nixon
Soviet Union
Washington-Moscow
Associated Press
Ion
Helsing
Finani
Congress joins Kerala coalition led by Communist Party
The Congress Party aligned with Kerala’s ruling government forming a coalition headed by the Communist Party of India, a first time for the Congress in the southern state. Prime Minister Mex Gandhi led the party in the move, signaling a major political shift.
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Indi
Aap-Reuter
Congress Party
Mex Gandhi
Dental
Pro- Moscow
Communist Party of India
Kerala
Brezhnev on Surprise Balkan Trip
Soviet leader Brezhnev continues a surprise Balkan tour leaving Hungary for a brief visit to Bulgaria after a four day stay in Yugoslavia. No details were released but Moscow talks and possible meetings with Zhivkov in Sofia were expected as Gandhi began a separate regional stop.
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AAP
Reuter
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Brezhnev
Balkan
Hungary
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Mosco
Imurtaw
Mick
Yugoshovut
Tits Hi
Is Moscoa
Belgrade
Toringal
Moscow
Tito
Aap-Ap
Floods Leave Thousands Homeless Across Colombo and South West
About 15,000 people reported homeless as heavy rain and gale winds battered Colombo and the south west quarter of Ceylon for the third successive day on Friday.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Seminar on abortion pill debate at parliamentary seminar
An Australian seminar discussed the promise of prostaglandin based abortion pills and the shift from research to large trials. It noted high abortion rates, gaps in medical training, and social political issues, including education and potential law reform.
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Tas
Panacolog Cal
Uruguay
Michael Ran
Nsw
Hich
Robin Millhouse
South Australia
Sith
Teatler
Aulstead
Peraan
Department of Demography
ANL
Europe
Profesor AL Burns
Polical Science
ANU
Samy
University of Queensland
Ca Wilson
Hoi Uns
T. R. Mautner
Department of Phil ‘Osophy
Shidy
Tnw
ACT
Enderby
Miss Dryden
Elizabeth Arden
Davies Pharmacy
Kingston
Refugee Aid Boost From Australian Society
The Australian Red Grass Society announced a further gift of 35000 for East Pakistani refugees in India, bringing aid sent to India since May to 479007. The society’s event opens to the public next Sunday from 2pm to 5pm. Embassies named include US, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the Philippines. Children under 12 will not be aided from Melbourne. Indonesian writer Paul Poernomo, 36, left the Melbourne Post Office at 12.30pm today.
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Red Grass Society
India
Mayberra
Spm
Jeary
Ade
Melbourne
Paul Poernomo
Medicine by computer possible in clinical practice
A Canberra seminar described computer aided diagnosis and patient management as the future in medicine. Walter and Eliza Hall Institute work uses learning model systems to compare patient features, assign diagnostic weights, and update decisions as more data feed back into the computer for provisional diagnoses and care histories.
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V. Gledhill
ANU
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical
Institute
Gledhill
Union Dissatisfied by Dismissal in Melbourne Hospital Case
The Nol branch of Hospital Employees Federation protests a dismissal of Margaret Berman, claiming it stemmed from her public welfare work. Berman, a key abortion inquiry witness, says 141 doctors referred patients to her former employer, closely tied to the hospital’s abortion practices. Hospital administrators deny political motives, stating standard grounds for termination.
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Melbourne
Nol
Pedenaiiin
Margaret Berman
Reese
Federation
Keith Mitchell
Ag Yi
Frm
Berman
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