Canberra bakers strike spreads amid bread shortages
Canberran bakers remain on strike as two bakeries face walkouts, risking wider bread shortages. Union leaders say disruption may extend to Suncrest and other plants, while management promises normal deliveries may be affected in some areas.
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Britain seeks negotiated peace in Vietnam amid covert diplomacy
Britain disclosed active, independent efforts to explore a peace framework in Vietnam. Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary cited confidential consultations with several governments as a cautious path to halt armed conflict without premature public statements.
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Howe of Commons
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Firefighters Battle Southeastern Forest Fire
A large brush and forest fire pressed Friday as crews halted a south eastern blaze from spreading. More than 250 firefighters fought the flames with a burn back strategy hoping to stop the fire before winds shift north. The blaze scorched roughly ten square miles, causing thousands in damage and forcing evacuations near Klawe and adjacent areas.
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Tost
Hhinger
Bringalong
Stockdale
Klawe
Stan Laurel dies at 74 in California
Actor Stan Laurel of the Laurel and Hardy team died yesterday in San Francisco from a heart attack. He was 74 and had brought laughter to audiences for three generations.
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Stan Laurel
Laurel and Hardy
Laurel
Politely Endorsed Water Draws Odd Moral From Hall Talk
A Hall village event featured Mrs. Ann Dalgarno of the A C T Advisory Council tasting water for an audience of about 40. She praised the Hall water as better than London’s but the momentary quip drew amused murmurs as the speaker and crowd reflected on global tensions and local civics.
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A.C. T. Advisory Council
Hall Village
London
Renshaw Attacks Ansett Over Dubbo Base Proposal
The dispute centers on a proposal to establish an Ansett base at Dubbo to service smaller aircraft. Renshaw accuses government inaction and calls for reconsideration, while East West Airlines objects to the plan as costly and politically motivated. The Premier notes potential political elements as a Commonwealth State conference approaches.
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Village rally seeks water fix with self-help plan
Residents filled the public school to discuss Hall’s chronic water supply. Mrs Dalgarno proposed a self-help scheme to prove a bore could provide a permanent supply with Bureau of Mineral Resources analysis and government installation of a tank system. Critics cited interdepartmental delays and old tensions, urging action from Minister Anthony who might visit Hall.
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Debate over 70 year age limit for Liberal candidates
Melbourne Liberal State Council debated age senility and a motion to require parliamentary Liberals over 70 to face an electoral committee before re endorsement. Proponents argued senility risk and possible PM reelection impact, while opponents cited active intellect and fairness concerns.
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Melbourne
Liberal Party
RK. Wilson
Camberwell North
Robert Menzies
A. S. Peacock
Brighton
M. Shatin
Greythorn
Launch Sinks After Collision in Clyde Estuary
A 22 ft launch sank minutes after colliding with a trawler in the Clyde estuary at Bateman's Bay yesterday. The occupant, Barry Shepherd, was rescued by a second trawler crew. The crash occurred around 3:00 am as boats waited to move to prawning grounds and the launch attempted to cut in front of a trawler piloted by Jive Petrach of Bateman's Bay.
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Batemans Bay
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Bateman’s Bay
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