Threats Rise After Postal Workers Vote on Equal Pay
Sydney talks between officials of the Amalgamated Postal Worker Union edge toward action on equal pay for women mail sorters. The union, with about 42 000 members nationwide, contends women are paid only 5 percent less than men and threatens strike if federal management does not concede. A planned Canberra meeting and possible national action loom as a key factor in the decision.
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Record snowfall swells ski crowds at Thredbo and Perisher
Near record numbers of skiers flocked to Thredbo and Perisher Valley after heavy snowfalls closed roads to other resorts. Area managers reported thousands used Crackenback chair lifts as snow cleared, with traffic restrictions causing delays and extended travel times for weekend visitors.
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Reshuffle names Nguyen Khanh South Vietnam president
The Military Revolutionary Council elected Premier Major General Nguyen Khanh as president of South Vietnam, restoring the presidential system after the overthrow of the Diem regime. The move strengthens the government in Saigon amid ongoing upheaval.
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President Segni Relapse Report Emerges
President Antonio Segni is reported to have a relapse in his condition. The brief note cites ongoing health concerns as authorities monitor his recovery and potential impact on government duties.
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Canberra's Vision of a Planned Slum Amid Urban Dream
A described Canberra complex features blocks of housing with narrow paths and a future-facing design. Observers praise the ambition and criticise planning flaws as Canberra grows into a national capital with embassies enhancing its cosmopolitan tone.
Briton sets Channel swim world record
A 25 year old British swimmer set a new Channel crossing record by cutting an hour from the previous best time. He achieved the feat amid reports of heightened military tensions in Vietnam and coordinated actions involving American and South Vietnamese forces. Chinese military drills near Vietnam and Formosa borders were reported, with U S officials saying no confirmation was available.
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Cyprus talks halted as Soviet pressure looms hospital scene
UN mediator Sakari Tuomioja is hospitalized amid mounting Cyprus talks strain. Soviet comments warn of possible intervention if Cyprus independence and territorial integrity are threatened. In Athens, Cyprus Foreign Minister Kypriamop resumes talks with Prime Minister Papandreou as muddy negotiations stall.
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Starvation Allegations Shock Turkish Regions
A fragmented report claims Dr Fadil in Peaceaun alleged Turkish upriot feeder plans would starve villagers to death by culling food supplies. He said thousands face hunger unless drastic measures stop. Pope Pius expressed concern as governments in Cyprus, Greece and Turkey react.
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Forced landing at Cooma on engine failure
A Vita Air otter with ten aboard was forced to land at Cooma airport after its engine failed due to an electrical fault. Pilot Tan King guided the craft to a safe touchdown, avoiding a potential crash in the snowy region.
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The fragmentary report references New York and a person named Tur pin in a critical condition with unspecified mediator and rest source details. The text is garbled and does not provide verifiable names, dates, or events for a fuller summary.
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Children Escape Bus Plunge Near Blue Mountains
Sydney report says a bus carrying 50 children and four nuns plunged 150 feet after the children left the vehicle at a lookout. The bus wrecked while the driver blamed a malfunction with the ratchet brake. all students were later moved to another bus back to Sydney.
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