Airline Pilots Get Increases Across Major Airlines
In Melbourne on Thursday the secretary of the Air Pilots Association announced pay rises for airline captains and senior flight crews. The increases span airports and carriers including ANA, TAA, Ansett Airways and Guinse Alraga with captains seeing new annual pay from £1,580 to £21,689 and other grades from £1,366 to £1,476, up from £1,000 to £1,200.
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Air Pilots’ Association
C. N. Stocks
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Ansett Airways
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Bulolo timber to be worked by Govt in New Guinea
Sydney report states Bulolo Valley timber in New Guinea will be worked by the Federal Government in association with Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd. A joint company will hold majority control. The plan anticipates extracting up to 200 million cubic feet of timber with strategic emphasis on plywood and veneer production. A committee will oversee resource use.
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Peneral Timbow
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Imonnenith
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J. J. Ward
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Britain
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Hunter Wald
Prolonged Delay Before Trial In Murder Case
Sydney. Athol William Kennedy, 26, a labourer in gaol for the murder of Dia wite Betty Fay Kennedy at Moore Park last October, will have to wait several months before trial. Justice Kinsella refused to release him, noting Kennedy has been in gaol since October and would not be freed before March. Det Sergeant McCrae testified Kennedy feared to attempt harming his wife if released on bail.
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Justice Kinsella
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Tariff Concessions Announced By Government
The government announced tariff concessions with a focus on steel products and fencing materials. Senator O'Sullivan stated demand for iron and steel items remains well above available Australian and British supply, with measures aimed at keeping costs near a low level pending June 30.
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Australis
O'Sullivant
Abe
Senacer O'Sullivan
UK actor wins National Board of Review award in New York
Britain’s Atee Guinesa wins best actor in a 3B80 injury listing by the National Board of Review of Motion Pictures. The group praises Innes for Kind Hearts and Coroneta, ranking it fourth among best foreign selections. The Italian film The Titan tops foreign film, with The Third Man among others. Gloria Swanson is named best actress, while American titles like All About Eve and The Asphalt Jungle receive placements.
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Atee Guinesa
Britain
National Board of Review of Motion Pictures
Innes
Gloria Swanson
Ustui
Minister Appeals for Fire Prevention Co Operation
The Borwatry Commission appeals for special cooperation from landholders adjoining Stile forest and the public to strengthen fire prevention. Minister Weir stated that fires outside forests account for more than half of all incidents, noting 846 visits to state forests in the past five years ending June 1960.
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Borwatry Commission
Stile Forest
Weir
Commission
Meat Board Man Criticised in Sydney Debate
Sydney report says meat producers oppose Mr T McGrath as the new Meat Industry Board representative. Liberal State president Lyle Moore declared the appointment unjustified as a Labour reward. He cited McGrath's past Labour campaigns for state and federal seats and the producers’ clear disapproval in those districts.
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T. McGrath
New Meat Industy Board
Liberal Party
Lyle Moore
McGrath
BeGler
Labour Party
Moore
Melirath
Cormyn and
Jonce
Farrer
Birtle Granted 1000 Bail In Murder Case At Supreme Court
William Birtles a 25 year old fisherman of Toukley faced a second murder charge over the deaths of Kathleen Holnin and Grace Dorothy Holmes. He was granted bail of 1000 by Justice Maxwell after the Crown offered no exceptional circumstances. He must report bi weekly to Wyong police. Egypt Lifts Blacklist. Egypt lifts a port blacklist after two and a half years easing repair limits on ships calling at Egyptian ports or trading with Israel. About 50 vessels have been blacklisted since May 204K for shipments to Israel or calls at Israeli ports.
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William Birtles
Toukley
Supreme Court
Dustee Muswell
Jwhite Ball
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Bile
Kathleen Beryl Holnin
Canton Euch
Grace Dorothy Holmes
W. Te Dovey
Birtle
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Hey
Dovey
Maxwell
Egypt
Lersell
New Zealand University Rugby Tour Plans Duntroon Game
The New Zealand University Rugby Union outlines an Australian tour itinerary, including a match at the Royal Military College at Duntroon, and two Test matches. The first Test is in Brisbane on May 16 and the second in Sydney on June 3.
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Royal Miliary College
Duil
Arena
Brisbane
Syney
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