Strike to go ahead despite order by Arbitration Commission
Federal and ACT branches of the Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen's Association plan a four hour strike in Canberra from noon today despite a commission order. They demand higher wages, with a meeting at the Trademen’s Union club to push for increases. Employers resist, noting Canberra workers have long been paid more. the ACT Employers’ Federation has offered smaller raises.
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Baween
Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen’s Association
Canberra
Pan
Essin
Ialervieakuth
Tradermens Union Club
Hey
FEDFA
ACT
Cunberes
Ame
Wehose
ACT Employers’ Federation
Man Turk
FEDPA
Withdrawal May Ready Talks With North Vietnam
The Hanoi spokesperson Me Neuve Than Le said today Vietnam would discuss peace with a total of troops from South Vietnam soon at the Paris Conference on Vietnam. United Press service did not confirm the report.
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Torie
Paris
Wednewday
Hanoi
Me Neuve Than le
Asid Voday
Nuh Vietnwey
Fae
ACT approves extra government aid for independent schools
The ACT government announced expanded aid to independent schools, extending the Commonwealth loan subsidy for approved building projects and continuing interest subsidies. The plan, led by Minister Fraser, shifts repayment of outstanding capital to the government and seeks to ease building programs for Catholic and other independent institutions amid rising running costs.
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Act
Education and Science
Fraser
Trig
Canberra
Gowiburn
Tv, Cahill
Fraser Inst Angwat
Brania
Miter
DLP
Senmor FP
McManus
Canberri
Milk delay prompts charges from ACT vendors
Mr John Zalt, secretary of the ACT Milk Vendors Association, said yesterday that a delivery fee is pending with government authorities and major milk firms. Mr Fr M Newell, manager of the Gen Co operative Society Ltd, hopes to have the issues fixed by Tuesday as full report continues on page three.
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Mune Vengors Waitia Pe
Mae
Ritg Aviations
John Zalt
ACT Milk Vendors’ Association
Fr. M. Newell
Persod
Gen Co.operative Society’ Ltd
No end in sight on embassy sit in Canberra
Ankara says it is astonished by the Turkish embassy dispute in Canberra over occupancy of the residence at Mugga Way. The drama centers on lease issues with Mrs Sheila Newland, while police guard the building and External Affairs officials seek a diplomatic solution ahead of the ambassador’s residence lease.
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Turkey
Australia
Mehmet Baydur
Canberra
Mugga Way
Lusury
Sheila Nowand
Mandy “Gulming
BV. Bamsay
Ator
Newland
Defence basis decided by Prime Minister in 1971 plan
Prime Minister Gorton said Australia has made basic decisions on its future defence role in Southeast Asia after British withdrawal from Malaysia and Singapore, but will not publish them until after Parliament resumes on February 25. He indicated Malaysia and Singapore were informed that no deferral of major defence decisions had occurred, and that post-1971 plans would be outlined to Defence and Cabinet for final approval.
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Australia
South-east Asia
Malaysia
Singapore
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Austration
Visinau
Heafer
Defence
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Parliament House
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Vietnam
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Commission
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Counllor CE. Meyer
Australian Defence Policy Unsettled After Parliament Rise
Prime Minister signals possible post 1271 defence options as Cabinet narrows final choices. Gorton disputes claims of final decisions before US trip and Vietnam talks. Focus remains on whether Australia will pursue forward defence or fortress Australia amid Malaysia and Singapore considerations.
Overseas investment policy under review by government
The government began a full re-examination of its overseas investment policy three months ago aiming to replace the capitulatory approach with new controls. Advisors study methods including Australian equity involvement and debenture capital, with results due to Cabinet after January. Prime Minister Gorton noted three recent actions signaling a shift, including blocking overseas control of MLC, seeking tougher listing rules, and reducing Australian equity in the Northern Territory alumina project.
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Australia
Autralian
Teix
Gorton
Commonwealth Prime Ministers
London
Legis Lone
MLC
Australay Stock Exchanges
Goverauxite Alumina
Northern Territory
Government seeks cautious stance on overseas voting rights
The Prime Minister signaled a wait and see approach to Mock exchanges and overseas voting rights. He warned the proposal could hinder overseas efficiency by protecting weak Australian firms while sparing stronger assets, and noted selective controls might shield Australian companies. Continued on Page 3.
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Tre
Commonwealthe State Alummneys
General Felatingg
Protection body warns consumers of duping schemes
Fragmented newspaper text reports consumer protection concerns about deception and fraud. Mentions council report on fraud and suspicions of money loss. References to new money for a market and peace talks between the US and North Vietnam with reopens of talks.
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Council
Il Tx
Council backs plan for five acre border holdings
Yarrowlimla Shire Council favors creating special zones around the ACT for five acre residential plots. The council voted yes in principle and approved a report by Mr T M Firth showing five acre sites near Hall Si Wangendorf and Ouewabeyan with about 300 acres per area.
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Yarrowlimla Shire
Nsw
Calmeits
T M. Firth
Sigleis
Sydney
Hall
Si Wangendorf
Ouewabeyan
Wera
Janelwea
Australia to give grants for arts totaling 1.5 million
The government announced 1.5 million Australian dollars in grants for the performing arts. Prime Minister Garton unveiled the fund alongside the Australian Government Tower project in Canberra and Sydney. The plan aims to support arts development and facilities.
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Australia
Grarts
Ars
Russia Soviet union economic woes in annual report
Fragmented OCR notes report Russia and the Soviet Union facing labor and economic troubles. Mentions an annual borussia position, bridge climate, and various page references. Limited legible facts focus on troubled labor and economy with scattered citations to sections and pages.
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Russia
Bursia
Restoration of Worship Forms in Modern Christianity
Fragmented OCR notes discuss religious observances, worship patterns, and the restoration of church practices. It mentions Abel’s offering, Old Testament worship versus New Testament, and debates on proper ceremonies and church order. The text references Emigration, denominations, and the idea of restoring genuine worship in the 20th century.
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Goa
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