Labour Council backs commission order at B H P Newcastle
The New South Wales Labour Council Disputes Committee urged all striking BHP Newcastle workers to return to work as ordered by the Industrial Commission Full Bench. The court ordered BHP to provide work from the start of the day shift on Thursday. Craft unions pledge timely reporting. Lima crane work to be performed by crane crew led by driver and rigger.
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Sydney
N.S. W. Labour Council Disputes Committee
B.H.P
Newcastle
Lima
Mass Meeting Sets In for Action on AEU Dismissals
The Commission orders reinstatement of 11 Amalgamated Engineering Union delegates pending an immediate inquiry into their dismissals. A mass meeting of Newcastle steel workers is planned for tomorrow at 10 a.m. to discuss the recommendations and interim orders under the Industrial Arbitration Act.
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Amalgamated Engineering Union
Jones
Newcastle
Federated Ironworkers’ Executive
FLA
Short
Justice Richards
Justice Beattie
Justice Kelleher
A.E.U
Citizenship Award Presented at Australian Convention
Governor General Viscount Damrossil hands the Gertrude Kumm Award for Citizenship to Dr Cornelius Wouters at the Australian Citizenship Convention opening. A former Dutch migrant who arrived in 1948, Dr Wouters is a Good Neighbour Council executive and CSLRO translator in Sydney. He holds doctorates and speaks seven European languages. The Gertrude Kumm Award honors postwar migrant citizenship acts.
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Gue
Viscount Damrossil
Gertrude Kumny
Cornelius Wouters
Australia
Wouters
Good Neighbour Council
C.s.l.ro
Sydney
Gertrude Kumm
FL. G. Kumm
Melbourne
Hemingway Leaves Mayo Clinic After Treatment
Novelist Ernest Hemingway was discharged from Mayo Clinic in Rochester yesterday after two months of treatment for high blood pressure. He said last week he was in Rochester for care.
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New York
Ernest Hemmingway
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Royals Fail To Bag Tiger In Indian Hunt
North-Wes Duke of Edinburgh and the Royal couple waited at a high shoot as vigil lasted four hours without a sighting. Tiger hunting on Tuesday produced no shot while Amrit Lal Jindal, 35, fasted in protest. A third attempt was planned before returning to New Delhi for overnight travel.
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Wes
Duke of Edinburgh
It India
A.A.P
Amrit Lal Jindal
New Delhi
Katanga Recruit Drive Expands with Foreign Legion Arrivals
About 300 European recruits including French Italian and German nationals arrived at Elisabethville to join a Katanga foreign legion. The move targets Tshombe against Lumumba forces and Baduba tribes, drawing Brussels disapproval and a judicial inquiry.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
Antoine Gizenga
Gizenga
Leopoldville
Stanleyville
United Press
United Nations
Lumumba
Brothers drown after ice breaks south of Copenhagen
Two brothers aged seven and nine die after ice fractures beneath them while skating about 500 yards from shore on a frozen sea south of Copenhagen. The incident occurred yesterday as they were near a group of skaters on the icy water.
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A.a.p.router
Jule
sSea
Warships Stalking Pirates Liner Takeover in Caribbean
Rebels seized a liner with 600 passengers as two American destroyers and three Naval aircraft moved to scene. One officer was shot, another wounded by grenade. Captain Henrique Galvao, 65, led the action and has a prior three year sentence in Portugal. Takeover near Santa Lucia, about 400 miles north of Port of Spain, occurred at 9 am local time.
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H.M.S. Rothesay
Santa Maria
Caribbean
Defence Department
Washington
London
Henrique Galvao
Antonio Salazar
Portugal
Lisbon
Santa Lucia
British West Indies
Port of Spain
Yard Murder Rate Goes Up In Britain Report
The Daily Express says Scotland Yard has run out of Murder Squad detectives amid a surge of crime in Britain. Seventeen people were murdered in the first 23 days of the year, double the figure from last year, with fears of new child killings by sex maniacs and calls from Conservative MPs to make murder with rape punishable by hanging.
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London
Britain
Scotland Yard
The
Daily Express
the Express
M’s
United States Eyes New Uranium Contract With South Africa
The United States would sign a new contract with the South African Atomic Energy Board to buy 18 900 tons of uranium. The Atomic Energy Commission will make direct purchases at about 5 pounds per pound weight.
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Washington
United States
South African Atomic Energy Board
Atomic Energy Commission
Threats to Cut Labour for South Africa Gold Mines
African leaders in London announced possible stoppage of African labour for South Africa's gold mines as part of an intensified anti apartheid campaign. The United Front urged excluding South Africa from the Commonwealth and pressed global support, investment boycott, and delegations to Asia to isolate Pretoria.
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South Africa
South Africa United Front
Peter Molotsi
United Front
Commonwealth
India
Pakistan
Ceylon
Malaya
Asia
Ghana
Nigeria
U S counsel to Nazis trial arrives in Jerusalem
A U S assistant to the military prosecutor at Nuremberg arrives in Jerusalem to aid in the Eichmann case. Colonel Adolf Eichmann, once head of the Gestapo Jewish section, faces charges of mass murder of Jews in World War II.
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Jerusalem
Reuter
Nuremburg
Robert Kempner
3.5
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Gestapo
Ethiopia Bans South African Goods in Apartheid Protest
In Addis Ababa a boycott is imposed on South African goods as a protest against Apartheid. The move signals regional support for sanctions and calls for international pressure on Pretoria.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
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