Disputed Arbitration Ends As Strike Drags On
A labor dispute with several parties, including Poopetive Arbitration Cove and Camis Yeo Gioneh, ends after a day of talk. Former Mike vy Tiissas seeks dismissal as supply fears ease and farmers face wage pressures amid ongoing talks and regional business concerns.
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Heya Ccampuliony Rane
Thamion
Camis Yeo Gioneh
Joke
Mike Vy Tiissas
Aismissal al Matavees
Allewsl Hia
Storm lashes Tathra and nearby areas in wild thunderstorm
A severe storm swept Tathra and surrounding districts as lightning struck structures and power lines. Residents reported flooding and damaged roofs while emergency crews responded to calls for help and assessed extent of damage in the aftermath.
Indonesia to quit United Nations and New Year turmoil
Sukarno announced in Djakarta that Indonesia would withdraw from the United Nations amid a harsh attack on the body as Britain pledged reinforcements to Singapore and Hong Kong amid Indonesia's confrontation of Malaysia. Antara reported Indonesia’s anti-Malaya movement and a six day confrontation in West Java as the UN debate continued.
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Indonesia
United Nations
Sukarno
Djakarta
U.N
Malaysia
New York
Te Sin
Continaiie
Tndomesta
Malavea
Clete Yack
Afalaysta Srs
Iraimesia
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Cankernal Subaitria
Antara
Malaya
Malus
West Java
Antari
Airlift of British troops to begin today amid regional tension
London reports the deployment of 1,000 British troops to Singapore and Hong Kong starting today with initial airlift missions from an embassy amid a broader plan to relieve battalions stationed in Asia. The move follows long-standing precautionary patrols and a Malaysian security stance as regional forces reposition.
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London
Singapore
Hong Kong
Malaysia
Pras Iaap
Reuter
Hong Kon
Natind
Banahien
al-Aldymske
Howljachels
Limes
Sarsuah Indoresianlig Hong
Kang
Leetecienttigg
Tebedi
Time capsule to bury 1965 Australian family file in Sydney
In Sydney on Friday a time capsule will be buried to preserve for posterity a record of Australian family life in 1965. The project aims to capture daily life, culture, and notable events for future generations.
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Sydney
Drunken youths disrupt filmgoers and street clashes in 1915 era report
Fragmented account details unruly youths from multiple towns, with drinking, driving under the influence, and street clashes near Darlinghurst Road and Kings Cross. The piece mentions Indonesian UN stance, court proceedings, thefts of ancient coins, and an Atomic Energy Commission exhibit, all amid chaotic scenes and police action.
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Subarno
Malaya
M Security Council
Ma Iveta Aw
Malaysia
Indonesia
Wattin
Darlinghurst Road
Anced
Elesen
Kinks Cross
Moody
Austral
Tre Heeler
Shoul
Magia
Jan Sepunir
Sepunar
Kings Cross
Atomic Energy
Manito
Perth
Cooler today with afternoon thunderstorms forecast
Today will be notably cooler than yesterday with a maximum around 74 degrees. Brief thunderstorms are expected in the afternoon with warm easterly winds and gusts to around 32 mph yesterday.
Fire devastates factory and tenements with brigades rushing
Ill damaged report describes a large fire at a factory and adjacent tenement houses in Il, with hundreds of thousands of pounds in damage. Fire brigades were called as a two story ox factory burned and spread toward a road and a nearby house. British mine sweepers and defence vessels reactivated to patrol Malaya and Singapore, crews to be flown from Britain mid January.
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Bos
Redlera
Agyen
Nhag House
Singaporeaval
Malaya
Singapore
Briain
Bitain
Eleven Die On First Day In Australia
Reports from three states show 11 road deaths on the first day of 1968. NSW and South Australia each recorded three fatalities, Victoria two, with Western Australia not reporting any on that day. A 1064-year-old man died in St Vincent's Hospital, and a fatality occurred in Point Piper. The National Road Safety Council logged ten deaths nationwide from midnight December 31 to January 1.
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Sydney
Viceora
Nsw
South Australia
Western Australa
Tasmania
Queens
New South Wales
St. Vincent's Hospital
Nicola Dimitiny Perigamalis
Liverpool Street
Darlinghurst
South Head Road
Point Piper
Melbourne
Navnal Road Safety Council
Queenshind
Western Australia
Perth
Canberra 25 Years Ago Parade and Farewell Dinner
A Canberra based report recalls a Second AIF unit marching in Sydney with 4000 others, followed by a farewell dinner at Liverpool hosted by the Canberra Volunteer Welfare Association. The piece lists numerous service members, notes a distinctive Canberra badge, and mentions a medical corps sendoff with aircraft overhead. Weather and demographic data for Canberra are also cited, including rainfall, population, and diphtheria cases.
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Canberra
ALF
Sdney
Liverpool
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