Rural Lessees Back Goulburn Sales
Readout from the annual meeting shows rural lessees opposing further pine plantations on grazing leases in the ACT. They urged better grazing land preservation, pressed for dog registration policy options, and complained about rubbish dumping and unsightly gravel pits near roads. Office bearers listed include President F. Bengal ee, Vice President K. Anderson, and Treasurer M. Southwell.
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Interior
A CT
Leenor Cromt
Fairhill
Wen
Department of ‘the Interior
Theo da
Eageuulve Olie Association
Jessees
Department of the Memor
Mr. F
Bengal
K. P. Anderson
Tressurer
M. Southwell
Caramitice
Messrs
J. Garran
E. Cavanagh
W. de Sape
Taylor
Thomp- Sons Campbell Amd
Murray
Unions Back Shop Assistants in ACT Trade Dispute
The Australian Workers Union pledged support for the ACT Shop Assistants and Warehouse Pro Employees' Federation in a late night meeting. The organiser, Mr. Davidson, promised council cooperation as claims covering casual rates, holiday pay, and Saturday work were debated before the Arbitration Commissioner, Mr. Findlay. The gathering referred the dispute to the Trades and Labour Council for action and urged full union member employment in the ACT. Council apologies were noted, and workers returned to late trading.
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Lise Hss
Butall
Findlay
Meting
Trades and Labour Council
Tigle
BLM Cauley
H. E. Cutan
Poland sacks Warsaw Party leader in major purge
Poland's communist leadership dismissed Stanislaw Pawinie from his post as First Party Secretary for the Warsaw Region. The sacking marks removal from one of the party's important posts amid a broader leadership action in the capital.
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RED
Poland
Warsaw
Aap-Reuter
Stanislaw Pawinie
Nurses' Drive For Funds For College Nursing
Canberra nurses from Canberra Community Hospital sold badges and other items around the city to raise about £600 for the NSW College of Nursing. The four-year group wore blue frocks with white aprons and scarlet capes as they traveled yesterday.
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Worty Daly
Canberra
NSW, College of Nursing
Canberra Community Hospital
Greek Visitor Ordered Home After Prolonged Stay
A Melbourne based artist Bastile Zachariou who arrived for the Olympic Games must return to Greece. Immigration Minister Downer said the case was carefully examined and he could not remain permanently, though allowed to stay longer than two years. This action aims to avoid injustice to others.
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Bastile Achariou
Australia
Greece
Zachariou
Melbourne
Downer
Doenitz to Address 2000 U-Boat Veterans in Public Appearance
Admiral Doenitz, once named Hitler's successor, is set to speak to 2,000 U-boat veterans in his first public appearance since release from jail in 1956. The veterans endured the Battle of the Atlantic where the Allies sank 830 of Germany's 962 U-boats.
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Hamburg
P-Reuter
Doenits
Hitler
Germany
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