Cairns Comment On NLF Links In War Conference Debate
Dr J F Cairns MP said National Liberation Front spokesmen who align with Viet Cong could not bind Australia. He noted Whitlam created an antiwar conference here and discussed past invitations to NLF figures. Cairns warned against assuming the group’s impact on Australia and questioned intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mennetts
J. F. Cairns
Apa
Speikesmen
National Liberation Front
Australia
Whitlam
NEF
Cains
United St
Harty
Putin
Ancibanen
Caire
NLF
Ausilia
Marranta
Cairne
United States
Bisuynes
Cairns
Fragmentary Late News Snippet Reads Unclear Names
A garbled OCR-like excerpt yields unclear names and topics. The line lacks coherent events, dates, or locations, making it impossible to identify a specific person, organization, or outcome.
Six Million Gift From Vera Ramaciotti to Medical Foundation
Miss Vera Ramaciotti announced a six million donation to a medical research and education foundation after selling the Theatre Royal Sydney and adjoining properties. She cited her NSW aims and the new formation names while her brother Clie Ramaciotti had died years before. The donation honors her family’s long civic ties and supports medical advances in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Ramaciotti
Sydney
Theatre Royal
Clie
Misa
Man dies in ACT crash at Hindmarsh and Yamba Drives
A two car crash at the Hindmarsh and Yamba Drives intersection near 11 pm killed a Queanbeyan man and seriously injured three others. One car burnt out on a smashed kerb. the other with Queensland plates had a smashed bonnet and broken windscreen. A Woden resident noted frequent crashes at Melrose Drive intersections. The June 19 fatal at Metrone and Hindmarss Drives is also referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arman
Hindmarsh
Yamba
Queensland
Rious
Melrose Drive
Queanbeyan
Hindmarss Drives
Kosygin to visit Bonn in follow up talks
West German Chancellor Willy Brandt invited Soviet Prime Minister Kosygin to visit Bonn after talks at Moscow. Brandt said the visit would build on discussions with Kosygin and noted West Germany’s role in the Atlantic Alliance and European Community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kosygin
Willy Brandt
Boon
Brandt
Jeter
Westeo
Atlantic Alliance
Rowing European Community
Kosypin
Tong
Waterside workers win 35 hour week
Waterside workers in container terminals gain a 35 hour week following a consent agreement with Seatainer Terminals Ltd and the Australian National Line. About 520 members at Melbourne and Sydney terminals will start the 35 hour week in three weeks. The union aims to extend the 35 hour week to all members, many still on 40 hour terms until 1972. The Waterside Workers Federation has about 18,000 members across 43 ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australa
Waterside Workers Federation
A. Fitzgibbon
Seatainer Terminals Ltd
Australian National Line
Sea
Tainer
Melbourne
ANL
Port Kembla
Newcastle
Fitzgibbon
NSW power industry eyed for 35 hour week drive
Observers note that coal miners already won a 35 hour week and expect similar gains in power generation. NSW Labour Council plans a general campaign to secure a 35 hour week for all wage earners as ALP policy suggests pressure if NSW elections favor labor. Critics warn employers and Liberal Government will resist rapid extension, while rural employers face 40 hour baselines and threats of penalties for noncompliance.
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Labour Council of Nsw
B. J. Uosworthy
Unaworth
State Electricity Commis Om
Sil
Campaiy
Labour Council
Ducket
Nsw
Australian Labor Party
Nial U
ALP
Pony
Liberal Party
Austalian Workers Union
Commanere
Australlace Targest Union
Alan
Mackie
Nists
ALP to plan talks on ACT autonomy and Victorian fallout
In Canberra next week the Australian Labor Party federal officers led by M Young and Peter Westerway travel to meet ACT branch officers about granting autonomy. They will discuss the Victorian ALP branch investigation and possible reconstruction to curb left-wing union influence. Dr Cairns warns against using federal power on Victoria. Galbally’s Labor leadership in Victoria faces a challenge as Tripovich seeks the top post in a caucus vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALP
Canberra
ALP Feder
M. Young
Peter Westerway
ACT
Hensley, MB
T. Burns
Burns
Young
Brisbane
Me Beazley
Westerway
Broken Hill
Vd S
Uma
Victoria
Cairns
United States
Ta & Television
Prenkely
Tripovich
Labor
Holding
Galbally
Paiis
Mc Galbally
Legislative Council
Trpovich
Coun
Sue Holdine
Labor Party
Tripovich Maignat
Eders
Gal- Dally
Untaught periods spark staffing crisis at ACT high schools
About 1000 pupil periods were unta ught this year at Narra Bundah High School as casual teachers are hired to supervise but not adequately teach. ACT Secondary Teachers Association president G Mowbray spoke at a combined meeting of Canters parents and citizens associations and ACT Teachers and associations at Watson High during Education Week to publicise the staffing crisis. He noted some ACT high schools rely on casuals for up to a quarter of teachers, far above Sydney's 13 percent.
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Narra
Bundah High School
ACT Secondary Teachers Association
G. Mowbray
Canters Parents and Citizens Associations
ACT .Teachers and Secondary Teachers Associations
Watson High
Act
Mowbray
Sydney
Churches call for repeal of NS Act at Sydney meeting
Australian Council of Churches delegation urged the Federal Government to repeal the National Service Act at its annual Sydney gathering. The move followed protests and moratoriums against Australian involvement in Vietnam, with church leaders arguing the war raised moral issues and called for exemption from conscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australian Council of Churches
Act
Urillagesst
Coupeid
Ineas
G. A. Gurney
Canberra
Gurney
Reid
Aburalln
Gressly
Garvey
Hime
Australi
Vietnam
Under Twenty Five Drivers Face Insurance Loss Threat
Reports indicate under twenty five drivers in Victoria face rising premiums as insurance becomes harder to obtain. Executives warn youth drivers become virtually uninsured, prompting calls from the Victorian Automobile Chamber of Commerce for policy review. Officials cite cross border concerns from Britain the US and Canada affecting NSW vows and practitioner reforms in ACT. A separate note covers Middle East tensions Israeli forces attacking civilians on the Golan Heights and North Vietnamese offensives near South Vietnam.
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Moratorian
Viajor Tv Do
Tor
Edo
R Cairns
Waseem Im Watts
Gerth
Woman For Medical Foundation
Ramaciotti
Ramacioti
Sydney Hospital
Tyree
Tyree Industries
Miss Ramaciotti
Gurstae Ramaciotti
New Gunner
Creneral Ramaciitt
Williamson
Theatre Royal Buildings
Ramaciotli
Bonn
Justice Gallagher
Labour and National Service
Snedden
Lon
George ‘Crawford
Senator Wown
Glyde Hut
John Bennetts
Lant
de Cairns
Orne Eastatiee
Crawford
Brown
Dr Calms
John Tripovich
T Trinevich
Mers
Cote
Reverend GA. Gameey
Athol Kelly
Victorian Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Pagel
Britain
Cana
Hughes
Taw Society of de Act
Middle East Hive
Golan
Daeraclix
Faye
Indochina
Save
South
Pawe
Lonedon
World News
It TV
Eer
Swaine
Swag
Garema Place
Stered
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