Work slows down in PO
Postal workers across New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory walkout in a protest over fines and conditions. The stoppage affects Australia Post sections including mail officers drivers and postmen. Union leaders say the action is unofficial though the ACTU president says it was not authorised and calls for a meeting of the union’s committee to discuss the dispute.
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ATL
Postal Erks
Cam
Nsw
Amalgamated Postal Workers Union
J. Richardson
Posal Towers
Ianene
ACTU
Mr Monk
RSW
Monk
Mc Gistiles
Unkindest cut of all at Brisbane prison tailors
Brisbane prison officers complain about gaol tailors altering uniforms at House Road Gaol. Officers recount stitched errors and wardrobe malfunctions with coats worn double breasted and pockets so deep items dangled to ankles. They demand better quality, properly measured outfits.
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Brisbane
House Road
Frigonery
Ner Rise
Ward
Deputy Whip Resigns Amid Legal Pressures
Australian parliamentary deputy government whip Mr D Killen of Queensland resigns citing pressure from legal work with the Australian Wrathh of the Intern Law Association. Mr Giles of South Australia is seen as a likely successor.
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D. Killen
Li Qld
Intern Law Association
Giles
Lib, SA
Late News Te Cap Rae Is L Post In Vean Salomne
Fragmented text appears to reference a late news item with uncertain names and places. The readable content provides little concrete fact but suggests ongoing reporting on events at a venue or date, with several garbled proper nouns and missing details. The piece remains obscure and name fragments dominate.
Skier Heuger Wins Cup Amid Teammate Barrow Injury
American Olympic skier Jimmy Heuger won the 1967 Thredbo Cup as teammate Jimmy Barrow suffered a severe Achilles rupture near the fourth last hurdle. Barrow was rushed to Sydney for foot surgery after a fall on steeper terrain. Rick Charles accepted Heuger’s trophy on behalf of Thredbo crew, with Barrow sidelined for three or four months and uncertain for future international competition.
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Jimmy Heuger
Jimmy Barrow
Barrow
Sydney
Wenger
Rick Charles
Thredbo
Hauger
Harrow
Segard
Phippard
Vietnam Election Campaign Stages Mixed In Bien Hoa
AAP reports Bien Hoa turnout was about 1,000 as candidates spoke amid security worries. Moon Vietnam vows equal treatment for all, while spectators criticized government arrangements. Militants attack and bombing cited as authorities seek to reassure voters amid midweek work schedules.
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Bien Hoa
Moon
Vietnam
Sol
Oly
Saigon
Ldein
Tran
van Hat
Chied
Phuoe
Tuy
Bies
Nyour
Pensioners to wear black armbands over budget protest
More than 85,000 members of the Australian Pensioners Federation will wear black armbands for 12 months in mourning for pensioners they say will be harmed by the malnutrition Budget. Secretary Irene Ellis said the resolution calls for dignity and a hope the Budget keeps pensioners alive, amid calls to protest amid a Parliament rally.
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Australian Pensioners Federation
Federation
Irene Ellis
Terday
Australia
Sioners
Geets
Malmuarivon
Sinclair
Samy
Toria
Kingston
Canberra group defends aid to National Liberation Front
A Canberra committee linked to the Communist Party asserts it supports aid to the National Liberation Front, rejecting claims by Senator McManus that students or groups are acting as Hanoi’s agents. Melbourne and Victorian figures stress law and party lines, with government wary of tax money aiding alleged communist networks.
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Canberra
Communist Party
Nationalise Committee
Liberation Front
Orguniation
NLP
Holt
Hor McManus
Taming
ANUC
Morton
Amid
Send
Victorian Communist Party
Acflbourne
Hanoi
Melbourne University Labor
Doug Kirsner
McManus Sere
NLF
South
Vietnam
Melbourne Universite’s
Labor Club ix
Tor McMann
NIF
South Vietnam
Torian
Monash — University
Labor Club
NLF Tech
Henry Fof
Com Bolie
Australia
New
Fehl
Government to act on Vietcong aid campaign
Prime Minister Holt announced a government inquiry into a campaign of psychological warfare against Vietnam policy. The probe by the Attorney General's Department will widen to cover student groups raising funds for the National Liberation Front. Canberra and Melbourne groups vow to continue aid despite threats of action.
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Holt
Vietnam
National Liberation Front
House of Representatives
Uproar in Parliament Over Student Aid and Vietnam Policy
In heated Question Time the House debated government attacks on student clubs linked to a university movement and the ALP policy of withdrawing from Vietnam. Senator Gorton warned of possible use of the Crimes Act to stop aid to the NLF, while Holt urged unity against the Opposition.
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Holt
Vietnam
Adelaide
Labor
Australian Labor Party
Gorton
Sudent
Monash Labor Club
NLF
ALP
House
Senate
Hich
Solidanty
Mr Holt
Hower of Representatives
RSL axe on two men lifted in nuclear event note
Classifieds entries on page 15 and pages 31 32 reference an RSL axe incident involving two men and a nuclear event. The wording is fragmented but indicates a notable action or weapon reference tied to the RSL. Further readable context is needed for precise facts.
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RSL
Proky to represent at ceremony on August 28
Miss Aury Proky will represent her at the ceremony on August 28 while Miss Pitz Simmons prepares for the Festival of Hairdressing to be held the following night in Canberra by Miss Fitzsimmons, who finished her four year tenure.
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Proky
Miss Pitzsimmons
Canberra
Miss Fitzsimmons
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TE Cap Rae
Tricia Freer
Cracken
Helen Clough
Thien
Nvvices
Bien
Ngayen van Thien
Air
Marchal Ky
Tran van Huong
A. Minty
Deakin
D. A. Lawson
Hughes
Vietcong Aid
Jonathan Gaul
Attorney- General's Department
Canberra Committee For Aid
Melbourne University Labor Club
Monash
Melbourne
McManus
DLP
Nactional Liberation Front
Murphy
Sir John Cramer
Cours For
Seve Radio
Ts.a
Lactery Ety Ve
Fis Denyse Firstmasons
O'Connor
Department of Labour and Industry
Miss Denyse Fitsimmons
Queensland
Ansett-Ana
Northbourne Avenue
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