Postal Drivers Strike Grips NSW Sydney Area
NSW 700 PMG van drivers halted work after a Sydney driver was dismissed. Canberra drivers also poised for action with meetings planned in Newcastle and Canberra. Public mail service disrupted across Sydney Canberra Wollongong and Newcastle as union leaders vow to escalate nationally.
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Sydney
Nsw
Kingston Mail
Act
F. E Jacobs
Canberra
Ponts and
Telegraphs
M. Skelton
Wink
Amalgamated
F. Richardson
Sdney
Suatters
Sydney Trader Mall
Commond
Howrd
APMG
Redfern Mill Exchange
Richardson
PMC
Newvale
Wollongong
Enill
PMG
Ajon
Newcastle
Cool head averts bad acid burns
A Nant operator Garry Mayon, 24, of Turner, prevented serious burns after an overturned loader on a Cotter track spilled battery acid. He held the stream to wash acid from his chest and stomach, then escaped and alerted others. He was rescued after about two hours and admitted to Canberra Community Hospital in stable condition with minor injuries. Senior police praised his coolness.
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Cotter
Garry Mayon
Northbourne Avenue
Turner
Bendora
Mr Mason
Bithh
Meisons
Tidbinbilly
Mason
Canberra
Local News Briefs Amid Turmoil and Unrest
Fragmentary newspaper text describes late news from the area with references to officials, protests, and potential safety concerns. Mentions of authorities and public response appear amid garbled lines, suggesting unfolding events and a cautious outlook for residents.
Polish drive expels US aide after tense incident
In Warsaw a US assistant military attaché Lieutenant Colonel Edward Menger was expelled by Poland following a dramatic incident outside a military facility. The US Embassy confirmed the move after the security breach and arrest at gunpoint earlier this month.
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Warsaw
Poland
Animary
Edward Menger
Metzger
Sealral
SMA fees to be decided by arbitration
Sydney Thursday report that a Supreme Court judge from South Australia will act as arbitrator between the NSW Government and the Snowy Mountains Hydro Electric Authority to fix licence fees for occupation of sites. Lands Minister Lewis said the decision aims to resolve the fee dispute.
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Sydney
Thurday
Jude
Nsw
Snowy Mountains
Hydro-Electric
Walbos
Ites
Roschusko- Nasional
Tor
Lewis
Justice Ee
Fraser to Head Army and Education Duties in interim ministry
The Minister for the Army Malcolm Fraser has taken over the education and science duties from Senator Gorton until the new ministry is announced after the Higgins by election on February 2. Fraser may become permanent Minister for Education and Science or move to Supply. if so, he would be the youngest inner Cabinet minister. Fraser, MP for Wannon, studied at Melbourne Grammar and Oxford, first elected in 1955 and appointed Army minister in 1965.
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Army
Malcolm Fraser
Senator Gorton
Gorton
Science
Wannot
Fraser
Waanso
Henry
Tasmania
Wannon
Victoria
Melbourne Grammer
Oxford
House of Representatives
British foreign secretary comments on secretaries campaign
In Washington MF Brown says he is not in favor of young pretty secretaries coming to work early but supports them staying late, replying to a Daily Sketch inquiry amid the Imperial Britain hacking campaign.
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London
MF Brown
Washington
Daily Sketch
Britain
Tam
Pam
Brown
Clinnee
Brit Palling
Southat Asia Treaty Organision
SEATO
United ® World Authority
Minister bans three books and lifts one ban
The Minister for Customs and Excise Sean tor Anderson banned three imports and removed a fourth from prohibition. Titles such as Love Play by Alexander Eliot and The Other Victorians by Steven Marcus were restricted, while Eros Denied was lifted after an appeal by agents. A senior lecturer argues the ban system is inconsistent and hinders study of social morality.
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Vna
Alexander Eliot
Steven Marcus
Dapersmgat of
Excixe
Flood Death Report Inconclusive Incident Details
Aman died yesterday in floods causing a fatal incident with unclear circumstances. authorities have not released full details and the report notes weather conditions and local hazards at the time.
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Aman
Sim
Deniver
Pase
Mrs Holt for UK Mrs Holt for UK travel to London
Ma Holt will fly to London to attend the minster Abbey on January 118. She will leave on Sunday.
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Ma Holt
London
Minster Abbey
U K Withdrawal Cabinet backs Lee protest
The Federal Cabinet in Canberra backed a half way response to Singapore's appeal against rapid British withdrawals from Singapore and Malaysia. Australia will support Lee Kuan Yew's urgent London trip but no minister will attend.
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Singapore
Malaysia
Australia
Lee Kuan Yew
London
Britain planned military withdrawal from Malaysia and Singapore by 1971
The article outlines discussions between former Prime Minister Holt and Mr Wilson on British troop withdrawals from Malaysia and Singapore. It notes Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, and Singapore doubt concerted action will delay the plan. Singapore PM Lee asked for faster withdrawal, while Australia expects a full British pullout by 1971 despite earlier assurances of mid-1970s retention.
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Holt
Wilson
Malaysia
Singapore
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Lee
Gorton
Thomson
Fairhairn
Raaf
Foreign Affairs and Defence Committee
Thyay Map- Reuter
Mir Goh Keng Swe
Air
London
Lee Kian Yew
Beytish Withy Aruwal
Suez
Singas
Sihanouk and Bowles Agree on Cambodian Security Pact
Prince Sihanouk announced a U S accord to bar Vietnamese Communists from using Cambodia as a sanctuary. Chester Mowles said U S forces would not invade Cambodia and would allow observer patrols to monitor border areas. The plan keeps Cambodia neutral while allowing limited monitoring by the ICC and allied observers.
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Phnom Penh
Sihanouk
United States
United Press International
Chester Mowles
Johnson
Cambodia
Interna Central Commission
ICC
Canada
Lidia
Poland
Howlee
Prince Sihanouk
Phin Pentay
New Delhi
Unie Statea Armchaesador
Prince Sthantuk
Mowlen
Soviet Union
Iwo
IOC
United Stites
United Nartew
Poy
Soman
China
North Vietnesa
Britain and New Zealand discuss Southeast Asia withdrawal
In Auckland and Singapore reports, New Zealand voices concern over a British plan to accelerate withdrawal from Southeast Asia while keeping forces in Malaysia and Singapore. Prime Minister Holyoake says New Zealand will maintain its contribution though not press for continued British presence. UK defence talks to define pace and allied roles progress with Australia and Singapore to follow.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Britain
South-east Asia
Malaysia
Singapore
Holyoake
Wairahei
North Island
Commonwealth Relaians
Me ‘Thomson
Ject
Five thousand Asians a year proposed
Fragmented passage notes a proposed figure of five thousand Asians annually alongside terse references to individuals, institutions, and page locations. The garbled lines mention the Institute, Professor Gustav Nowval, and a page three note about a policy or study, with other scattered items about Vietnam, defence cuts, sanctions, and equal pay debates referenced on various pages.
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Ulaimis
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Fairbaln
Hastack
Mr G. Maser
Bolic
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Hell's
Higgins
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Buttin
Mrs Holt
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Bowles
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South Vietnam
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Civil Aviafs
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Sinclair
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National Service
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Hulme
Defence
Fairhall
Hee Brete Walter and
Flin Hall Institute
Gustav Nowval
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Japan
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