Bridge safety drive planned after deadly Ginninderra crash
Reflector markers will be placed on guide posts and bridge rails in the Ginninderra area after three people died in a car accident last Saturday night. The safety measures aim to reduce hazards as plans for re aligning the Ginninderra Bridge and approaching road are refined by authorities. The start date for works has not been set and details remain under preparation.
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Ginninderra Bridge
Marion Highway
National
Capial Developement Commissions
Morton Highway
Ginninderra
Wold
Department of Works
Mpenverent Te Cinperra
Fanon Highway
Wuld
Barton Phway
Department of the Interior
Canberra Times
Frridge
Qantas Men Reopen Talks With Airline Negotiations
Sydney report says about 130 of Qantas 4500 pilots attended a meeting as the pilot federation decides to reopen negotiations. Captain Br. Molt announced an extraordinary general meeting and a deviated report to be issued on August 11, while talks continue after pilots withdrew from the previous negotiations.
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Avsg Ialian Federation
AW Pilate
Br.t Molt
Qantas
Gosia
Jantas
Late News Admirat’s Cargo Sinks After Fire On Ship
Fragmentary wire report states a 6 ton barring event on the vessel with fire aboard and heavy damage. Authorities work to assess loss as pages from the telegraph desk indicate delay and danger at sea.
Australia’s first astronaut Philip Chapman named
Australia’s Philip Kenyon Chapman 32 expected to join the American space program as a pilot astronaut. His early interest grew after visiting Mount Stromlo Observatory with brother Rob while on holiday from Sydney. Chapman’s background includes schooling at Parramatta High, a Commonwealth scholarship to Sydney University, and later roles at the Mare Island and Florida sites. He was chosen in the new American program alongside Br John Evelyn.
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Australia
Philip Kenyon Chapman
Mount Stromio Observatory
Philip
Rob
Sydney
Provesnor
Mark Oliphant
Canberra
Rich Chapman
Stramlo
Dy Chapman
Nadeen
America
de Chapman
Mareachily Te Institute of Technology
Pairanatin
Sydney University
Gradf
Piet AM Niles
Frame Magan
United Sites
CW. Cham
Vietnamese calls for negotiation in power talks
Fragmented reports describe Vietnamese officials urging negotiations to moderate power production policy. Key figures including Mr Phan Quan and other ministers discuss civilian leadership and possible terms with Hydro Electric interests as campaigns unfold. The state seeks stable supplies and aims to avoid war era disruptions while preparing for upcoming elections.
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Saigon
Mab
Jmr
Huong
Vatina Iy
Saipan
Don
A.W. Vietcong
Pilicery
Knight
Phan Quant
Air
Industries
Dan
Marahal Rye
Tounda
Khae Siu Ion
Hang
Recom
Thuyen
Ikea
Vietnam leave plan allows service members to spend leave in Australia
Defence minister in Canberra announced a new leave scheme enabling US and Australian troops in Vietnam to spend rest and recreation periods in Australia. Troops will visit Sydney Brisbane and the Gold Coast with a possible cap of 1000 at each site. An average five day stay with costs paid by personnel and pay their own travel. The plan aims to extend travel within Australia beyond designated centres.
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Vietnam
Australia
Fairhall
Canberra
Sydney
Brisbane
Gold Coast
Defence Department
Fraser
Canberra Times
ACTALP autonomy bid eyed at federal conference
Canberra branches push for autonomous status within the ALP after private talks at the Federal Conference. NSW and Territory delegates debate the move with risks of NSW dominance. Canberra seeks formal reply and potential self government ahead of September electors.
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Adelaide
Canberra
ALP
Labor Party
Wyndham Tej
Recomimenda
Movinng
Nsw
Nor
Thali
Ani
Te Feningen
Te Siusion
AL Ling
Keefle
Thelihal
ATP
Appeal changes Norther Territory ALP autonomy plan
A special conference on party reorganisation granted the Northern Territory ALP autonomy and set a vote on the party's two supreme bodies, the Federal Conference and the Federal Executive, following Tuesday's decision.
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Ths
ALP
Federal Conference
Fyecuuyve
Wilson names fourteen peers in Labour era reshuffle
A British cabinet reshuffle article notes Prime Minister Wilson naming fourteen new peers including Mo Desmont and Sir Ben. It discusses Labour Party unity, unionist support, and a push for overseas aid programs amid postwar planning. The piece references Australian aid policy and a Canberra meeting on development.
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London
Boilermakers Union
Aap-Reuter
Charles Smith
Engineering Union
Wilson
Mo “Revolution
New Fife
I Desmont
Mirstifield
Sfield
Brcetseas
Labour Party
House of Lords
Sir Ben
R Weislist
Min Hor Evans
Deja
Wilon
Fiske
Agricul Wa
Pathery
Iura
John Crawford
Life Peert
Greater London
Developmere
Atalay Natonal Univer
James
Canberra
ans/am
Stude
Cultural Economica Society
Lairs
James Plimsoll
Sinclair
Sena
Australian Institute of Crease
Cotton
Beazley
Austra
Women union leaders named in Nova magazine article
The piece lists Almay Birk a 6 year old associate editor for Nova magazine and wife of a leader. Marry Douglass 65 director of the con dir and emer chairman of Mirror and Sun Newspaper. Somon-strong Tradesland Lady Patrick Llewelyn. union Congress Mr Ted Davies director of JiNZ and former president of Africa’s Educational Trust.
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Almay Birk
Nova Magazine
Australia to participate in Expo 70 Osaka plans
Australia weighs an official pavilion for Expo 70 in Osaka Japan to be held in 1970. Government discussions signal Australia intends to erect a display, seeking support from Canberra and international bodies as 141 countries prepare to participate and Soviet Union Taiwan and Japan coordinate expo governance.
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Australia
Osaka
Japan
Commonwealth
Eust
Tapa
Union
Republic of China
Taiwan
Canberra
Tokyo
Melbourne Noe Opposes Strike Vote
Melbourne Noe voted against a strike after a late night decision. The report references fragmented local coverage and mentions broader notes on labor actions and political responses.
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Elbourne Noe
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Torhruld Nutrassia
Melbourne
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