Bibles In Gallery At Court Hearing
Company director Francis Thomas Heaney told the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission that the Scriptures are absolutely binding on him. He cited Romans XIII as he read from the Bible, prompting about 50 gallery spectators to follow along with their own Bibles.
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Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission
Francis Thomas Heaney
Patton Bros. Pty. Ltd
Summer Hill
Joyce Shirts
Redfern
N.S.W
Heaney
Jesus Christ
Christ
Waderross
Larhilastier
Clothing and Allied Trades Union
Meet
Mr. Heaney
Diod
Commissioner Findlay
Lord Jesus Christ
Man from Sydney Firm Defies Union Rules in NSW Hearing
Four women attended the hearing in plain dress with no makeup as Thomas Heaney and Company of Broadway Sydney led a bid with two other firms for a variation of the clothing trades award. Heaney argued the Bible binds him to direct relations with employees and rejects union interference, citing scriptures and his Christian faith.
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Mr. Heaney
Thomas Heaney
Jesus Christ
Canberra Airport clears tyre fire in surprise training drill
Four fire tenders responded to a blaze at Canberra Airport's north east runway corner. Crews found a pile of rubber tyres burning as a surprise practice alert. Officer R E Moran said the dummy fires are a valuable training aid for peak readiness.
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Canberra
R. E. Moran
FIGHTING ON ISLAND OFF NEW GUINEA REPORTS
Dutch troops and armed youths clash on Gag Island off West New Guinea. Dutch claims ship attack and casualties on March 25. Indonesian guerrillas killed in infiltrations. Soekarno forms panel to consider West New Guinea inclusion. Dutch parliament debates reinforcement amid protests.
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New Guinea
Djakarta
P.reuter
Gag Island
West New Guinea
West Irian Theatre Command
Satijuti Widjavya
American
Associated Press
Hollandia
Iin
Cay
Papuan Volunteers Corps
The
Hague
West New Cuinea
Public Servants Refused Holiday in Canberra
The High Council of Commonwealth Public Service Organisations sought a six day break between Good Friday and Anzac Day. The Board ruled April 24 not a Commonwealth or State holiday and not generally observed. Private sector builders had April 24 as a holiday by agreement. Unionists will work five hours overtime the week before Easter to compensate.
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West New Crimea
de Kadt
United Nations
Yeuch
Public Service Board
Canberra
Master Builders Association
Building Industry Trades Group
Ten Killed In Raid On Hospital
The attack on the Algerian hospital by OAS gunmen killed ten people and wounded many others. Patients, including sleeping ones, were targeted as commandos moved room to room with a bomb destroying the director’s office. Hundreds gathered at Algiers airport seeking flights to France as authorities attempted to evacuate Europeans and Moslems alike amid the violence.
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O.A.S
France
Algiers
O.A S
Algeria
Maison Blanches
Syria Reports Revolt Over Army Restores Order
Reuters says Damascus announced army units have returned to barracks and order restored while travel between cities is banned until further notice. The High Command pledged to implement Homs conference principles and expel extreme elements. 150 die in Aleppo clashes. seven coup officers fled to Geneva.
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Reuter Newsagency
Damascus
Homs
Syria
Tel Aviv
Aleppo
Reuter
Cieneva
Switzerland
Istanbul
Berder
Missing Navy twin engined tracker plane near carrier Randolph
A twin engined tracker plane with four men aboard is missing after last radio contact four hours before fuel exhaustion while operating from the aircraft carrier Randolph at sea. Navy ships and other planes in the vicinity were searching for the aircraft.
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Norfolk
Virginia
Randolph
USS. Navy
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Morotai
Soekarno
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