T.L.C. votes against 24 hour bakers strike
In Canberra a Commonwealth Industrial Court hearing led to a two hour meeting where bakers debated a 24 hour stoppage. The meeting postponed action and called for unity, with calls to return to work and for unions to fund legal costs against the strike.
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T.L.C
Iie
Commonwealth Industrial Court
Canberra
Andrews
Dan
Sanberra
Peel Hakers
Tully
Tolle
Cnchy
Simular Acro
Federated Liquor and Allied Trades Union
A. Me Vereh
Health insurance costs set to rise from April 1
NSW health groups and unions debated increased weekly medical benefits for a new four table structure. The NSW Hospitals Contribution Fund and Medical Benefits Fund of Australia endorsed a four to six table plan to boost medical service use and extend benefits, pending Commonwealth Health Minister approval.
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Mr. Swarts
Perryary
Fabie
Haunibhert
Re Rou
NSW National Health Renefie Organiationes
Todos
Wamblen
Wr Swarte
Om Pebriary
He Orsanisaliot
Tyto
Bandon Plank
SSW
Medical Benefits Fund of Australia
Commonwealth Health Tiepartsens
F FP
Cade
Plea to double government home awaits council vote
AUT Advisers Council aims for a 100 percent rise in government home construction. A motion by Mr BR Keele and Mr OV Keele urged the increase to shorten the three year waiting list, arguing housing policy slows private home building and population growth in Canberra.
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AUT Advisers Council
RO Keele
OV Keefla Siti
Mtn
Canberra
Fragmented Late News Item On War Deaths
A garbled clipping reports a death under unspecified circumstances during wartime. readable words reference an individual named in association with events and tolls of conflict, but vital details are missing.
U S Looks For Peace Talks With Vietnam Amid Skirmishes
A Washington correspondent reports the United States favors peace and negotiation in Vietnam and urges a consensus by all sides for talks. Officials caution that rising clashes and distrust complicate any settlement and that timing remains critical.
Vietminh Victory Reported Amid Laos Route Tension
Western military sources say Vietminh forces may threaten to clear a major supply route through Laos to South Vietnam. The report notes anxiety in Washington as officials discuss the potential for a wider war and the risk of airstrikes, with refugees seen moving along the contested corridor.
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Vientiane
AP -Renier
Pathet Lao
South Vietnam
New York Times
Washington
Ehret
Hou Mong
Mas Frankel
Thay
Nieto
Stanhill Directors in Court Over Prospectus Claim
Four former Stanhill group directors appeared in court on charges under the Companies Act alleging a reckless misleading statement in the prospects of the July float of Stanhill Development Finance Limited. Defendants include Stanley Korman Ian Kermeth Reetpath John Clifford Carrodus and Gordon Strange. Prosecuting lawyers argued Stanhill Consolidated Ltd backed the new company by £250 000 though lacking funds.
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MFI Rol Rse Manda
Stanhill
Stanhill Development Finance Limited
Stanley Korman
Stambell Group
Ian Kermeth Reetpath
Stanhell
John Clifford Carrodus
Sconmart
William Strange
Mie AL Dison
Seid
Stanhill Consolidated Ltd
Stanhill Development Ltd
Stanhill Consolidated
Calwell Rejects Talks of A Labor DLP Deal
Calwell declares no deal or sell out and warns loyal Labor members against public statements. He says future discussions would be futile and damaging to the Australian Labor Party and Australia. He cites statements by Senate figures as agitators and notes a historic split in 1955 driven by party factionalism.
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DLP
Australian Labor Party
Australia
Calwell
Pat Kennelly
Senate
Nichowan
AMP
Odlp
Meaher
Ehiec
Labor Party
FIP
Politi Ptor McManus
Ileal
Santamaria
Civis
Linnen
Tralia
Labor
Qoiens
Liberal Party
Coldwater
Johnson
Eplinter
Holden's HD launched in Australia with 12 models
The new HD Holden arrives in the Australian market today offering 12 models with prices close to the previous EH range. The piece also covers political controversy around unions and party factions, including remarks attributed to Mr Santamaria and debates within the Labor and Liberal parties.
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Sydney
Holden
Fire destroys section of Golden Fleece tyre store
Fire swept a large part of the Golden Fleece service station on Lonsdale Street at 1 300 a m. Three men were seen running from the rear just before the blaze. Firefighters stopped the spread, saved records, and prevented damage to highly inflammable materials in the workshop.
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Wrapsport Workers’ Union
PD Carpenter
Canberra
Kerr
Conbe
Chunwelo
Vni
Irving
Fly
Hayes
Mr Sattler
Sydney
Golden Fleece Service Staton
Lonsdale Street
Allan
FA F [Lyons
Tvens
Canada unveils new maple leaf flag amid ceremonies abroad
The Canadian flag debuted publicly for the first time yesterday, raising at the High Commission in Commonwealth Avenue, with a crowd watching. Parliament approved the design in December, featuring a red maple leaf on white flanked by red bars. Ceremonies occurred in Sydney and Melbourne nearly a day later due to time differences.
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Can.berra
Can
Higham
Missiones
Daved Stansfield
High Commission
Commonwealth Avene
Parliamen
Sydney
Melbourne
Canada
Total Fire Ban Enforced Across ACT for 48 Hours
Canberra imposes a 48 hour total fire ban prohibiting open fires including picnic fires amid high danger. Fire Chief warns fines up to 21000 for breaches while water reserves fall as NSW also enforces bans. Temperature rises forecast with highs near 38 Celsius and smoke visible across the region.
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J Council
Eel
Kellow
Canberra
Enelay
Khelson
Grees
New South Wales
Protesters rally over US Vietnam policy outside embassy
About twenty thousand Indonesians protested outside the US Embassy against America’s Vietnam policy. Russia pledged support for Indonesia’s campaign. Malaysia campaign noted. Page references unclear.
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America
Vietnam
Russia
Indonesia
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Ge McHox
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