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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 22, 1970
Page
1
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Keith often appears in the text with scattered fragments about a person or place, but the readable portions do not form a complete event or clear names, dates, or affiliations to summarize into a coherent news item. The readable fragments stand as incomplete data points without a discernible newsworthy action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith
Interstate Trucks Move In After Transporters End Strike
Canberra transport workers returned to work at midnight after a eight day interstate rect strike ended at a mass meeting. Buses resumed service and extra vehicles stood by for shopping rush while disputes over pay and board actions sparked the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Lile
Foe
Nidaigh
Envier
Cooker
Interstate
Bay Male
Emmis Sones TR
Four youths risked death in crate stowaway bid
In Sydney an airline official said four English and Australian men, aged 18 to 24, were found alive after being released from a crate prepared for freight. They faced remand in a federal court on charges linked to the stowaway attempt, with another 26-year-old jailed for aiding. Police prepared for court appearances as investigators pursued federal law charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sispicionle
Fraverd
Mem
Met
Local Traffic Delays Reported Near Miliani and Noront
Fragmentary OCR data indicates late news from China and Miliani area with mentions of ages and entities like Nero and Greer. The legible parts reference delays and local interactions, but details remain unclear due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Ian Monte Rein
Greer
Nero
Delaings
Metielary
South Australia to Sell Gas to New South Wales
Sydney reports a substantial agreement to supply natural gas from South Australian fields to NSW. A 940 mile pipeline route via Broken Hill to Sydney would cost an estimated 120 to 130 million pounds. Gas planned for industry and homes within two years pending cabinet approval and further drilling to verify reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Nsw
South Australian
File
Queensland
Australian Gas Light Co
W. W. Pettingell
Broken Hill
Pettingell
Fife
Victor
Gas planned from Moomba field via Delhi-Santos group
Six months to confirm SA producers will supply natural gas from Moomba Gidgealpa in north SA for NSW, with Vic and BHP negotiations failing over price. A six month confirmatory period precedes final route survey to justify financing for the main line. The plan aims to lower costs for domestic customers and spur NSW and Queensland industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
File
Moomba- Gidgealpa
Northst SA
Delhi- Santos Group
BHP
Nsw
Fife
Sydney
Peel
Queensland
Mc Fite
Australian grant to fund Papua New Guinea industrial bureau
The Australian Government will provide 350 000 toward establishing a Bureau of Industrial Organisations in Papua New Guinea Territory. External Territories Minister Barnes said the bureau will aid development of industrial organisations and trade unions, operate under a territorial act next March, and have a statutory governing board. The Commonwealth will also table a 50 000 establishment grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papua New Guinea
External Territories
Barnes
Iip
Hari
Howe
Assembly
Stadent
Develo
Te Department of Labour
Bureau
Commonwealth
Poland sacks leaders as Gierek rises to power
In Warsaw a new Communist leadership under Edward Gierek ousted Gomulka after 14 years as First Secretary and dismissed four Politburo members. Gierek linked riots with ill conceived economic policy and called for self critical, clear reform. Jaszczuk faced backlash over pre Christmas price hikes amid party shakeup and leadership shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Aap-Reuter
Poland
Edward Gierek
Communist Party Central Committee
Gomulka
Spychlvkis
Gierek
Janrczuk
Jaszczuk
Moscow
Jas
Polish leaders clash over wage policy and prices
In Warsaw, Gierek and Gomulka spar over a 1971 draft economic plan and wage rises as Poland faces inflation and social strain. Gomulka resigns from the Central Committee amid pressure, with observers linking the upheaval to the December shopping spree and political dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gierek
Poland
Nny
Quaner
Soviet Union
Warsaw
Gomwlka
US troops to pull out of Japan
The United States and Japan agreed to withdraw about 13 000 US personnel from Japan and implement sharp combat force reductions. The plan signals a major scale back of US military presence in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Ironic reversal in Polish politics after Poznan riots
The article notes an ironic fall of Mr Gomuika who rose in October 1956 amid liberalisation following Poznan riots. He was later pushed from power by shipyard workers amid street clashes in Gdansk and other Baltic towns. The piece highlights shifts in the Politburo, mentions key survivors Cyrankiewicz Jedrychowski and Loga-Sowinski, and introduces Mirczyslaw Moczai as a new security chief. It also covers resumed shipyard production and a Canberra telegram protesting Russian military buildup on Poland’s frontiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gierek Saide
Gomuika
Poznan
Clore
Cyrankiewicz
Me Jedrychowski
Loga-Sowinski
Mirczyslaw Moczai
Gdanske
Gdynia
Canberra
Poland
Australian Test Team Changes for Melbourne Test
South Australian off spinner Ashley at and Victorian veteran pace bowler Alan Connolly replace batsman Paul Sheahan and leg spinner Terry Tenner in the Australian team for the Third Test vs England at the Melbourne Cricket Ground from December 31 to January 4. Extended report on back page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Ashley At
Alan Connolly
Batman Paul Sheahan
Terry Tenner
Australia
England
Melbourne Cricket Ground
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