New Spirit in Qantas-Pilot Settlement May Prevent Future Strikes
The Canberra Times reports a breakthrough in the Qantas pilot dispute with a compromise easing tension. Government concessions on safety and a new staff relation framework may avert further strikes, while pilots shift from confrontation to negotiation and training schemes are urged to prevent future shortages.
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Dantas
Qantas
Djakarta
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trans-Tasman
Noumea
Australian Airlines
Administrator Hay Begins Papua New Guinea Post
John Graham profiles Mr Hay, the new Australian Administrator in Port Moresby. A career diplomat and veteran of the United Nations, he vows to serve the Territory under vice regal authority while balancing administration with informing Canberra. He expects a long stay, plans to tour districts, and to learn pidgin to engage village councils.
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Port Moresby
Papaine New Guinea
Hay
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New Guinea
Department of External Affairs
Moresby-Canberra
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Brasenose College
Oxford
Geelong
Brasenose
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Science
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Austalian
London
Australia
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Melbourne University
2/6th Infantry
Milne Bay
Wau
Salamaua
Aitape-Maprik
Hayfield
Trusteeship Council
Aust
Papua New Guinea
Territorians
Ale Douglas
Robert. Murray
Canberra Legacy Club
Canberra Grammar School
Papua
Papua and New Guinea
Changing Pace of Las Vegas Strip Amid Convention Boom
The Las Vegas scene shifts from vice image to a conference hub as the Convention Centre draws big crowds. About 12 million yearly visitors mix family tours with 157000 convention delegates, boosting revenue beyond traditional gaming. Hotels expand with new auditoria and international hopes rise.
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Los Angeles
Convention Centre
Von
Canberra flag at Expo 67 should be considered
A letter urges Canberra to expedite Ni Tat advisory responses and have its flag represented at Expo 67 in Montreal next year. It critiques higher authorities for delays, suggests including Seneca or Roman themes, and notes a Latin phrase about superficial concerns.
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Canberra
Montreal
Seneca
Fear Doth Make Cowards in Antiwar Rhetoric
A letter by A MEARS Lyons denounces fear as a tool of suppressing dissent, arguing that Communists exploit terror to sustain minority rule. It likens suppression in Saigon and Europe to the rise of authoritarianism and warns against intellectual subjugation under perceived allied and Chinese pressures.
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Peunle
North Vietnam
Tanin
Hlu
Europe
Hitler
Saigon
Indies
Peking
UN Sanctions Debate and Humanitarian Concerns Referenced
The document cites UN sanctions described as brutal, urging a humanitarian approach during a political stalemate. It discusses economic hardship, civilian impact, and the dilemma between political rights and basic needs for Rhodesia’s native population, referencing a socialist leadership and Eric Campbell.
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Albodesia
United Nations Fon
U S Efforts to Seize Civil Roles in Saigon Stirs Debate
Reports say Washington pressed Saigon rulers to yield control of civilian programs to military oversight as part of a broader push for a elected civilian government in South Vietnam. Officials in Saigon and Washington dispute the details, noting that pacification and reforms require years, not months, to succeed.
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Ywitiasa Porte
Saigon
Ural South Vietnam
Washington
Aleabe Ety
Asi
Ashington
Pier Sho
South Vietnam
Vietnam
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