During John Gorton's first ministry in 1968 and 1969 when Phillip Lynch was Minister for the Army, conscription was regularly attacked with the slogan, "Lynch Bury and bury Lynch".
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According to Peter King, he "... would attend football matches with Labor leader Arthur Calwell in Melbourne and ... shadow Treasurer Frank Crean stayed at the Bury home in Sydney".
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This strongly conflicted with Deputy Prime Minister John McEwen's concerns over its impact on Australian exports to the United Kingdom.
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