ACT unions clash over Canberra picnic holiday change
Employers and unions argued at the ACT industrial court over moving Canberra’s annual union picnic holiday from March to August. An employers’ rep said the date causes confusion and disrupts commerce, while union officials argued the shift affects about 10,000 members and rival interests. The hearing drew eight employer bodies and 24 unions with many spectators in the gallery.
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ACT Industrial Court
Canberra
G. A. Coleman
Ing
J. B. Young
Federation
Gay
Employers Federation
Alexander
F. Gillingham
Nsw
Gillingham
J. B. Holmes
Bear
Wal Commercial
Interand Psa d
Retail Traders Association
Master Builders Federation
Public Service Board
Department of Works
Commonwealth Brickworks
Metal Trades Employers Federation
Fragmentary note on wartime travel and missing persons
Disjointed OCR fragment describes Suzanne Lutge aged 21 and Marilyn Hoth aged 19 among women involved in entertainment, with mentions of Vietnam Saigon and Wietcong, plus remarks on holidays and a hearing. The text is unclear but references entertainment roles and possible travel disruptions.
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Ancaune Lutge
Air Today
Sydney
Marilyn
Vietnam
Oowell
Melbourne
Semme
Rit
Suzanne Lutge
Able
Suzanne
Cremorme
Marilyn Hoth
T Orwell
Frankston
Saigon
Oneral
David Fores
Canberra) Ltd
Mail addressed wrongly delays Australian troops in Vietnam
An army investigation finds much mail to Australian soldiers in Vietnam is misaddressed, risking delivery delays. Correct addressing should use rank, name, sub unit, unit, AFPO and GPO details, with AFPO 1 for Saigon, AFPO 3 for Vung Tau, and AFPO 4 for units of the 4 Australian Task Force at Nui Dat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Gs Ae Dio Gpo
Sydney
Nsw
Saigon
Wung Tau
Nui Dat
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