Bakers defy court order in national bread strike
Members of the ACT branch of the Takers Union defied a Commonwealth court direction to return to work at the Tip Top bakery. The dispute centered on proposed changes to the Bakers Award and potential fines for strikes while talks continued with the Arbitration Commission.
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Canberra murder notes stray through scattered fragments
Disjointed text fragments reference a murder case in Canberra with names and places obscured. The garbled lines hint at investigations, calls, and possible suspects but lack coherent details or verifiable facts.
Fragmented Late News Item With Unclear Details
The text presents a garbled late news snippet with names and places unreadable. It mentions a time frame and a location but lacks coherent facts or identifiable events to summarize clearly.
Scholarship mixup roils university admissions list
Officials frantically traced a data error that misread 27 scholarship results on an AP style list. The wrong entries were shipped to departments and a computer system flagged mismatches while trustees waited for corrected notices.
Intermediate results for Palopcations Puntermagstiate
Partial OCR fragment notes intermediate results from the SSW Department. Mentions publication timing and an award or certification process, with unclear names and dates. The text references Canheres Scholarships and Teaching and an order from an entity dated Mage Uh, with garbled wording throughout.
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Swartz to head Social Services
The Minister for Health, Mr Swartz, named Minister for Social Services also. The Prime Minister Sir Robert Mervyn announced ministerial reassignments on a London holiday cruise. Swartz will lead both Health and Social Services.
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Johnson sworn in as president after hunting trip
The new president is sworn in amid a public ceremony on Capitol steps as international leaders cable congratulations. Two brothers were spotted carrying shotguns and a car as they walked past Pennsylvania Avenue. The administration signals Unity as the new term begins.
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Wounding Near Premier's Car Sparks Tehran Violence
A government briefing reported a shooting near the Iranian premier's vehicle as five men approached and fired, injuring a man in the neck and pelvis and prompting hospital care. authorities say the attack may be linked to sectarian tensions and call for witnesses.
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Paltridge seeks more aid as Malaysia faces defence strain
Australian minister Paltridge outlined Malaysia's need for increased assistance amid regional security concerns. He discussed defence deployments, bilateral talks with Prime Minister Razak, and possible Australian aircraft and ships aiding Malaysia.
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Church fund to aid orphan boys appeal launched
A Canberra Times appeal led by Reverend Father George Cures seeks funds for two orphaned boys, Paul and Gan, to secure their future. The Canberra Crock Orthodo Church committee plans collection points at the church office and through Fr Carpis, who has pledged support.
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Churchill's Condition Unchanged Amid Ongoing Battle
London reports Sir Winston Churchill remains in a coma after a cerebral thrombosis. Lord Moran and Lady Churchill observe the hospital vigil as floral tributes accrue. Krasnaya Zvezda cites Churchill's wartime leadership and the Anglo American alliance in its note on the stroke.
Oldest naval officer Sir Henry Oliver’s 7th birthday noted
London reports Sir Henry Oliver, senior Admiral of the Fleet and Churchill aide, will celebrate his 7th birthday tomorrow. The veteran officer began naval service in 1878 and served as Naval Secretary to Winston Churchill in 1914. He later became Chief of the Naval War Staff and has drawn substantial pay since leaving active duty.
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Prince to visit Malaysia on state tour schedule
Reports say Prince Philip will visit Malaysia next month after confirming plans at Ayickingham Palace. He will travel via Singapore February 17–19, visit Sabah and Sara wak February 27–March 4, then continue to Amsteatig and Saudi Arabia.
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