Victorian plan to halt Ansett takeover by TNT
The Victorian Government froze the proposed Ansett Transport Industries takeover by Thomas Nationwide Transport and moved to appoint a Select Committee in the Legislative Assembly to probe desirability, powers, and timing of a possible block, with scope to compel evidence and counsel. The move follows government and opposition talks and tense party dynamics.
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Melbourne
Ansett Transport Industries Ltd
Thomas Nationwide Transport Ltd
Henry Bolte
Legislative Assembly
Sulieme
Henry Sid Hig
Victor -Altomne Genel
TNT
ANT
Martel Init
Henry
AEOE
Tal Party
Country Party
Angus
Pearle
Sir Hetley
Orpostinn
Sir Beinaid Ansett
Mad Labs Tey
Onmsilian
Hiding
Conant Pac
Fdwards
Uckbenuh Menunert
Victoria
Arabi
Reginald Angell
Mayer
Ana
Major changes in Arbitration Bill outlined in parliament
Government signals major amendments to the Arbitration Bill aiming to curb power to refer conciliation awards to a full bench and to broaden compulsory participation. The proposal would modify the act to enhance arbitration machinery while addressing wage, industrial organization, and employer concerns. Opposition from the DLP and industry groups centers on extending government control and compulsion, with debate extending to 34 percent member approval and impact on labor relations.
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Ure Architea
Tnt
Miguel
Uoncimmen
Feimmant
DLP
Oma
Governhr Power
Cbs Ghats
Minas
TNT Airlift to back defence of No monopoly threat
A Senate inquiry in Canberra examined a TNT combined submission with ATI and TAA regarding aviation control and potential monopolies. The committee planned hearings with Reginald, Fred Scheer, and Patrick Pacers to assess underwriting and implications for Ansett and Australian aviation.
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TNT
Thomas Nationwide
TT Wye
la Senate
Simdine
Siry Frederick Om
Met
Australia
TAA
Stould
South Vietnam fights on three fronts as talks end
Saigon reports the army clashing on three fronts to hold back a four week old North Vietnamese onslaught. Politicians agreed with the United States to end the period of party peace talks. Advances near Saigon raise alarm as defense lines tighten. In Phnom Penh, reports say journalists Terry Reynolds and Alan Hirons were captured southeast of the city during the same period.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
United States
Erie
Reliatat Cemente
Saieon
Kanto
Pang
Leeting
Phnom
Penh
Foutnalin
Ania Campoian
Phnom Peat
Terry Reynolds
Gennfield
Ransig
Attesiance
Alin Hirons
Melbourne
Censure Move Fails in Melbourne Parliament
Premier Sir Henry Rolfe blocks party move to condemn alleged contempt of Parliament. Opposition leader Mr Holding faces questioning as Liberal members Mr Dixon Mr Fell and Mr Dahe plead with the House. Three Labor members express regret over the Wednesday incident and a motion to deplore it is rejected.
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Sslsbusi
Repirale
Tivenns
Remlien
Vande
Asin Fromps
Indswirie
Fanele
Comanasion
Aisi
Ful
Aleve Celaing
Renidenia
Indene
Hp Commission
Aise Sloane
Benk Sciences
Melbourne
Wednesay
Henry, Rolfe
Taboe
Heney
Latur Mvemsheck
Farher
Dixon
Howe
Holding
Labor
Mr Fell
Dahe
Minister Cairns Accused Of Secret Group Ties
Senators and members of the House allege Housing Minister Kevin Cairns belonged to an organization called Peace With Freedom. They cite documents from National U and link the group to efforts to undercut the government, naming figures such as Bob Santamaria and Peter Coleman among others. Cairns pledged to rebut if substance existed, while debates delayed tabling the papers amid party lines.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Kevin Cairns
Laer
Sehen
McClelland
DLP
Biotron
Murphy
Conaviay
Kevin Cairne
National Ureves
Boredom death by own action at Spanish resort hotel
A fragmented report from Barcelona notes a British actor Genie Sanders found in a Spanish resort hotel. The draft text mentions self-inflicted harm and family ties, including his sister, with sparse details and unclear chronology.
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Barcelona
Genie Sanders
Amit
George Sandern
MPs get seven dollars more in Canberra
A clipped item notes a proposed seven dollar per day increase for Members of Parliament in Canberra. The blurb references parliamentary pay talk amid other brief notices, with tiny fragments suggesting discussions and related civic topics on page eight and back page summaries.
Canberra Time Promotes Capital Press Service
A garbled notice from a Canberra based press service mentions Poe Street Franwice and PO Box 21. It references price guidance and the Federal Capital Registry, with limited readable details on the source.
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Canberra
Presy
Australia
Poe Street
Franwice
Act
Yorke
Faderst
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Pimapalm
Tlem
Frovmont
Territory
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Mir Chae Cameron
Sehewe
Pace
Thomas
Nationwide Transport
Ansett Transport Industries
Patrick Pacers
Sydney
Iwi
Chuueigh
Til Avatralian Airlines
Pan
Rosinald
Mika Otay Eer
National U
New
Australian Union of Suen
Ational U
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Murphy Cave
Othe Blp
Murthy
Austalia
Mulatia
Singapore
Comte Form Sound
Ome
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Minmer
Cabi
ALCOA
Joh Rime Marshell
Yale
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