Waterside workers declare open war on government
In a heated exchange the Waterside Workers Federation accuses the government and employers of provocations and plots to disrupt the shipping and labor movement. The rhetoric centers on strikes, union discipline, and plans to attack or pressure the federal apparatus while warning of broader industrial conflict.
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Sinking off Osaka leaves nineteen dead and many children lost
A passenger ship carrying 40 men and passengers including children sank near Osaka. At least eight children and one adult were drowned. four children survived. Many details were unclear as authorities reported no missing passengers.
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Vietnam moves Tito and Shastri press for peace
Report from Da Nang mentions special envoy Harriman arranging a road link with Yugoslavia, as 9,000 US troops defend Hue and straddle the coast near Da Nang. A destroyed bridge on the coast cuts the Thu Bon river route, isolating Hue and nearby capitals Tam Ke and Quang Neal.
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ANU to look into stunt incident at university
The registrar Mr Colin Plowman said the acting Vice Chancellor will meet student leaders Friday morning to learn what they know about the incident. Seven valuable paintings were reportedly taken from the Australiny War Memorial, with the university filing it as a matter for investigation.
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Australiny War Memorial
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Weekend Vietnam offensive nets few casualties amid large sweep
Reports say the American anti guerrilla operation in Vietnam yielded only two killed and no injuries since it began on Wednesday. Overnight jets bombed North Vietnam targets as investigators probe a theft at the memorial where seven paintings by Debell were displayed before being recovered. Detective sergeant Allmond said inquiries into the theft are proceeding with no dozens of students questioned per Sydney papers.
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Canberra family offered high price for low-number car plate
A Hackett couple sought a low-digit ACT registration plate at £104 or more. They advertised for plates with one to three digits, hoping a coveted low number could pass to their children. The registrar warned buyers to avoid wasting money as transfers may be refused under the Motor Traffic Ordinance.
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ALP unity ticket debate dominates Sydney conference
NSW delegates push for unity tickets as Calwell and Whitlam spar over leadership and reform. The federal Labor Party conference in Canberra is set to debate a plan to streamline party activities while industrial unions weigh in with broad support for Whitlam. The New Zealand Labour leader Nordmeyer attends as a guest.
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Unity ticket issue to dominate ALP talks
Sydney Sunday reports the Australian Labor Party prepares for its biennial Federal Conference with unity ticket reform as the central topic. The executive backs open conference while divisions persist. Victorian delegates push for legalising unity tickets in union elections despite a long standing ban. Conference agenda totals 80 items.
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Australian Labor Party
Raid on Rand Daily Mail Offices Stuns Johannesburg
Police raided the Rand Daily Mail offices in Johannesburg and seized documents linked to reports of prison brutality. Detectives searched the offices, photographed the scene, and detained witnesses as reporters described the disruption amid controversial political reports and a parliamentary crisis elsewhere.
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Gundar
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Constantine Suatis
Cindang
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Johannes
Still in power in Athens as confidence vote collapses
In Athens a meeting aimed at securing a motion of confidence for Prime Minister Mr Newes collapsed after supporters of former Premier Mr Panandreen disrupted the session. The Deputy Leader of the Opposition United Party Sir de Villiers Graaff reported the setback yesterday.
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Rhodesia Ready to Act in Independence Talks
Rhodesia shows eagerness to move toward independence after a Rhodesia visit by UK official Cledwyn Hughes. Mr Smith says a quick decision is desirable but time is needed for British negotiations and urges inclusive African participation in development and governance. He asserts British government understands independence as the solution.
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Johannesburg Sunday Times
Smith
Rhodesia
Commonwealth, Relations
Cledwyn Hughes
Dawn of terror begins with atomic bombing of Hiroshima
The article recalls the 20 year anniversary of the Hiroshima atomic bombing marking the dawn of the nuclear age. It notes political reactions as Sir Wilson Heath faces leadership challenges and previews pages on Building Women Weddings and sport with TV guide and classifieds.
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