Indonesian government acts on Unilever union takeover
In Jakarta the Indonesian government appoints a coordinator to mediate between labour unions and Unilever management after union workers seized the headquarters this morning and blocked access to the building. The action follows the union takeover of the Unilever offices as authorities prepare a meeting tomorrow to resolve the dispute.
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Djakarta
AAP
Reuter
Unilever Corporation
Toay
Beeen
Unilever
Indonesian Unilever actions disrupt operations and boycotts
Indonesian workers and unions pressure Unilever executives and British staff to leave sites across Java. A boycott of British planes is planned if landings occur amid talks in Kuala Lumpur and Manila. Regional officials consider a summit window between February 15 and 20 to resolve broader Malaysian and Southeast Asian tensions.
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Unieverwikine
Corportion
Intoneniv
Matius
West Java
Ewlier
Lahowr
Unilever
Shell of Company
Asringa
Airport Employees' Association
Serband
Indonesia
Kennedy
Dia- Kana
Malysia
Tunku Abdul Rahmap
Cambodlis
Philippines
Presi- Wen
Macapagal
Phoom Penh Nest Mand
Cambodia
Modisa Farolan
Aid Tonight
Prince Norodom Siheqouk
Manila
Macapigal
Farolea
Keupedy
Pitye
Canberra Consumer Price Index Introduced in 1960
The Bureau of Census and Statistics prepares a Canberra consumer price index for the June quarter. It covers average retail prices in a defined commodity group and replaces the old C series index last modified in 1936 and the interim index. Canberra figures were once included in the C series index.
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Canberra
Bureau of Census and Statistics
Canra
City considers higher speed limits in air area ordinance
A spokesman for the Interior Department told the Advisory Council that a draft ordinance would raise speed limits in sky areas to 35 mph outside city limits while keeping 30 mph in built up and non residential zones. The measure aims to ease restrictions and is expected to be adopted by March.
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Depa Sn Ue
Advisory Council
Lastight
Misuse Of Science Threatens Freedom At ANZAAS
Lord De Lisle warned at the 17th ANZAAS Congress in Canberra that misuse of science could destroy freedom and humanity. He urged cautious confidence, noting science must be allowed to “blow where it listeth” while national power still hinges on scientific knowledge and facilities.
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Viscount de L* Tate
Lord de L'Isle
Opeon
New Zealand
Lon de Liste
Lord de Wisle
Australian teachers win two medals at ANZAAS Congress
Prof. F J Fenner head of microbiology at Australian National University receives the Mueller Medal from the Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Cultural Science. The Mackin Medal goes to the Australian Council for Educational Research for work in education psychology and philosophy.
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F. J. Fenner
Australian National University
Council
Australian and New Zealand Association For the Advancement of Cultural Science
Mackin
Austilian Council For
Mueller
Mackie
Analysis of Progress Driven by Division in Humanity
The writing argues progress stems not from unity but from the deep political and ideological splits among people. It cites ANZAAS reports and notes related pages, suggesting research discussions on this paradox and its implications.
Restriction By Doctors Stirs ANZAAS Address
Professor Marshall of Morrish University Melbourne criticizes the Australian Medical Association for limiting foreign doctors and denying practice rights. He cites university pressure and political support for restrictive medical entry, noting Britain accepted more qualified students while Australia kept many out. Continued on Page 9.
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Adisteailian Medical Association
Profesor Ae
Marshall
Morrsh — University
Melbourne
Britain
Australia
U.K
Mutineers Return Quietly To Barracks
Mutineers return to barracks after a dispute in the army is said settled. Troops had demanded better pay and treatment from British officers and some looting and beatings were reported by African troopers. Tanganyikan police assisted in re establishing law and order during reorganization of security services in Dar es Salaam.
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Phon
Imr. Nyerure Opis
Jace Africana
Dar es-Salamy
R-Organisaton
Daneibar
Public Pawns To City Planners Lecture Sparks Call For Citizen Involvement
Canberra planners and administrators are urged to stop treating the public as pawns. Dr G I Ry Ling of the Research School of Pacific Studies cautions that planners overlook how towns are used and lived in and call for greater citizen participation in planning and administration.
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Canberra
Department of Geosgraphy
G.I. Ry Linge
Linge
Tde
Citzen
Dr. Lings
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