Threat of world action by pilots
In Melbourne Captain John Gusen-Nielmer of the Australian Federation of Air Pilots warned it would be easy for pilots to disrupt air travel. He cited lack of world government action and security gaps despite improved international airline protections and proposed international pilot action after hijackings in Rome.
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Melbourne
Australia
Australian Federation of Air_ Pilots
John Gusen- Nielmer
Janiel
Asfair
Argt
Fatah Organisation
Australis
Guxnenbsimer
Pearlie
Rome
Council approves 22 percent expenditure rise
The Queenbeyan City Council approved last night a 22 percent increase in estimated total expenditure for 1974, with rates remuneration rising about 240000. Land revaluations by the Valuer General, rate reductions on some items, and a broad move to adjust general rates, water charges, and sanitary charges followed. A minutes silence was observed for Mrs A Lambert, wife of former mayor A Lambert.
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Valuers Generals Department
Ratade
Lansh
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Ucy
Cornell
A. Lambert
A. Lamert
Soviet Cosmonauts Launch Into Orbit in Soyuz Mission
Moscow reports two Soviet cosmonauts are launched into Earth orbit today aboard a Soyuz spacecraft. UPI says the mission aims to gather data on orbital flight and test the Soyuz system.
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Moscow
Suestay
Soyuz
United Press International
Pilots Federation Meet Face To Face With Governments
In London Tuesday, the International Federation of Pilots with 350000 members pressed for action on security and export controls. The federation warned of stakes and urged governments to respond to ongoing tensions. The report references past space program milestones and a redesigned spacecraft test noted by agencies.
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London
Rome
TTF
Lnactionwad ‘Daphasard
Earllee Export
Hijacked Lufthansa Boeing 737 to Damascus after Rome attack
A Lufthansa Boeing 737, hijacked in Rome with 9 to 13 hostages aboard, was forced to divert to Damascus after overnighting in Athens. Reports say one pilot and a German crew member were among casualties. negotiations and refueling occurred as authorities shuttered Athens and Damascus airports amid a high tension crisis.
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Athens
Hastage
Rom
A. Lufthansa
I Frankfurt
Cat
Dunaxeus
Vox
Kioss
Rome
Madrid
Agence France Presse
No worry on petrol minister says
Fragmented OCR shows a garbled quote about petrol concerns and a minister, with names and unsure references. The text mentions politicians, fuel discussions, and page references. Readable parts point to a parliamentary or press briefing on fuel anxiety and policy.
Greeks refuse to free terrorists in jetliner standoff
Athens rejected a hostage deal after a four hour deadlock with terrorists who seized a jet as they demanded freedom for two comrades. Initial reports say 18 more people sought refuge on the plane and a worker was found dead at the airport. One hostage was later reported freed by a witness.
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Malian
Athens
Damascus
Aap-Ap
Fayest
Sereates
Ted
Thicks
Pto
Fon
Lufthania Apokcaman
Frankfurt
Ersonnel
Rome
Fort Sreiind
Cap
Ate
Luthanan
Actell Athens
Ralay
Lute Iihansir
Australian Foreign Minister condemns terror attacks on civilians
Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Senator Willesee condemned the civilian aircraft attacks in Rome and Athens. He said Australia supports international anti terrorism pacts and urged all governments to implement them effectively. He expressed sympathy for the victims and their families.
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Willesee
Autralian
Rome
Athers
Australia
Willes
Ayenpathy
Army to allow shorts in Canberra next year
Army gear rules loosen in Canberra with expected move to short pants for troops. Orders to be posted within ten days, replacing prior strict dress codes. Stores lack regular shorts, forcing some soldiers to buy due to the new uniform directive.
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Canberra
Act
Army
Agreement on 38 hour week ends oil worker dispute
Sydney reports oil workers across Australia accepted employers offers for a 38 hour week to be worked over nine days starting June 1974. The decision overrides a 35 hour week plan if the shorter schedule was not begun by January 1. ACTU officials expect further negotiations with 13 unions involved as shifts, sick leave, overtime, and gate times adjust.
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Australia
Red
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ACTU
C. Dolan
ACTH
Canmalision Tor Seoks
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