U.N. bids curb anti diplomatic harassment and budget cut
A draft U N resolution in New York seeks to curb demonstrations near United Nations missions and pressure the United States to enforce bans on groups harassing diplomats. The plan follows a proposal to cut the U S share of the current U N budget by about 13 million dollars, amid security measures and a Vienna convention ratification praised by the U N committee.
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Self crowned prince steals luxury cars
In a case spanning two years and 43 titles a routine probe revealed Prince Michael von Harrach was Michael Goldbaum of Miami. Luxury cars including Rolls-Royces Jaguars Maseratis were registered under forged titles and traced from New York to Miami and beyond.
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Labor Party Wins First Australian Victory in 23 Years
The Australian Labor Party ousted Prime Minister William McMahon and his Conservative government by a comfortable majority, ending decades of Liberal rule. The new Labor leader aims to halt conscription, reduce armed forces, and withdraw troops from Singapore and Taiwan, while planning stronger ties with New Zealand and a reexamination of ANZUS.
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