Canada Gives 25 Million to Asian Development Bank
Canada pledges 25 million dollars to the Asian Development Bank aiming to fund regional development projects. The grant, approved under special funds, will be allocated to support concessional lending and balance of payments, with oversight by bank officials and Canadian representatives.
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Canada
Asan
Utreemens ‘Ment Bank
Equal Asia
Cantsibuvien
Inke Inin Aceotm
Adbhiars
Revipiemt Ca
C. S.lry
Mijion
W. Kenneth Wardraper
Addi
Prmins Candin
Bonsl Longeen
Dirclors
Mdebl
Russia gains as sixth largest cargo fleet powers trade
International Harvester profits slip amid mixed freight data from the Soviet Union. Central Statistical Board reports fleet expanding with ships over 14 knots and total tonnage near 11 million. Despite declines in some units, exports and construction equipment sales rise while dividend to the US falls to 2.3 million.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
International Harvester Hatch
Australia
Central
Central Statistical Board
Iasi
Stenoy Tussy
Prp
Misinly
Spe Ng oHerty
P.O
Pere Acetate Aire Wales
Joomipiny Enyned
Rove Fry
P. & Johnson
Ustel
Tatas
Bees Sielatsis Milion
Gasater
New car and wagon registrations in Northwest fall short of 1967 figures
Registrations of new cars and station wagons in Northwest in November 1968 stood at 30 871, up from 29 498 in October 1968 but below the November 1967 level. Ambulances and buses also rose, while commercial vehicles dipped from the prior year. The figures come from the Census and Statistics Bureau.
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Cammorwes
Bureau of Census and Statistics
Output of zinc up at Asia Ltd and Risdon plants
Zinc output rose at Asia Ltd and its Risdon subsidiary in the first half of 1968 69 after power rationing in 1967 68. Production in the 24 weeks to December 1967 was 64829 tons, rising to 66640 tons in the latest 24 weeks. Full year figures show total zinc production at about 129759 tons, up around nine percent on 1967 68.
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Asia Ltd
Risdon
EZ Industres Ltd
Biora
Inc
Australian banking merger plans face benefits and risks
The document outlines potential gains from a cross border Australian merger and argues risks include reduced competition, regulatory hurdles, and consolidation pressure. It notes government approval, licensing, and the role of key figures such as the Treasurer and Mr Anderson. It discusses impacts on trading banks, efficiency, and the balance between domestic and overseas partnerships.
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Sauld
Lefroy
Australin
Andes
Hanks
Teyscas
Pressine Midian
Pulcy
Australi Budiment
Halong
Tresautrer
Theliogle
Thes Eedures
Inssbase ‘Ling “Co
Sydney
Australia
Anderson
Oncine
Commercial Bank of Development
Lad
Orm
Sidisry
Priiion (Inc
Fnr
Ozapaper Shares Rally Amid Mass Stock Exchange Swaps
The market saw volatile moves on the Sydney Stock Exchange as Ozapaper and related firms traded heavily after speculative offers emerged. Analysts noted unusual activity, with bidders proposing swaps and cash offers amid shifting bids for Mason-Kolok and Amiral shares, reflecting a heated takeover atmosphere.
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Ion Ltd
Sydney Stock” Exchange
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Eost
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