Threats reported near Garema Place in Canberra
Union organisers in Canberra said last night they did not know the two men who allegedly threatened teenagers collecting rubbish in Garema Place and nearby areas. They denied any link to the Transport Workers Union or garbagemen. A US year old girl described how a man warned of a blacklist unless they stopped. TWU officials stated the man was not known to them and not a union member.
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Siead
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Volved
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Doug ‘Penter
Striking drivers return to work after weeklong halt
Commonwealth drivers in the ACT and across states end a shutdown at midnight, resuming shifts at prestrike pay. Buses resume noon, full service by 3.30pm, amid unresolved wage claims of 4 a week from December and 4 from this year. Garbagemen return may follow. nine TWU members still on strike nationwide.
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Department of the Capital Territory
ACT Transport Workers Union
Doug Carpenter
Public Service Board
Commonwealth
TWL
Australia
Canberra Cruse and Tours
Canberra Transport Company
States
Canberra
Vietnam peace accord signals ceasefire in Vietnam split
Washington reports a 23 article accord and four protocols between Hanoi and Washington to implement a Vietnam ceasefire from mid May. The plan envisions eventual reunification, troop withdrawals from South Vietnam, and an international ceasefire body. Kissinger said Laos and Cambodia will be included in the security framework and a tripartite council will organize free elections. Tho claimed no basic differences with prior truces and pledged North Vietnam’s adherence. Western nations consider billions in postwar aid to Vietnam, with major funding from the United States and support from Japan.
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Henry Kissinger
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Laos
North Vietnam
National Council For National Reconciliation and Concord
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le Duc Tho
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Mow
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United Press International
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West Germany
Britain
France
United States
Japan
Cambodia suspends offensive actions after cease in place
United Press International reports Prime Minister Hang Tun H announces Cambodia will suspend all offensive operations again once the cease is implemented within five days. The move follows talks amid Vietnam tensions, signaling a pause in hostilities.
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Phnom Penh
Cambdia
Vietnam
Hang Tun H
United Presternational
Albury Wodonga to become a major city
Australia announces a tri party effort by the Federal NSW and Victorian Governments to form a ministerial council and a development corporation to oversee growth of the Albury Wodonga region. The aim is an inland city of about 300000 within 15 to 20 years with a statutory authority guiding urban planning.
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Albury
Nsw
Odonga
Tri-Partite
Murray River
Robert Askin
Mr Hamer
Whitlam
Robert
BHP
Australia
Gomme Ax de Verne mm Pri
Byrne
Would Be Meat Corporation
Axe threat brings jail term in Canberra sessions
Mr Fischer convicted Mr Wendral Modes Madden of making threatening words in a public place near the ACT Soviet Embassy. Constable Madden testified he was on guard outside a drivin g when a man shouted I will kill all you Russians and I’ll kill you. Modes then drove about 40 feet along Canbarra Avenue and shouted you’ll never catch me you’re the same as these bloody Russians. He waved and struck at the window with a baton before leaving the scene.
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Saigon
Hanoi
Patie
Vietnam
South
Demarcalin
Nsw
Robert
Bathurst
Madden
Driv
Mr Modes
ALP Moves to Stop Land Lease Auctions
The South Canberra ALP branch moved to suspend land lease auctions in the ACT to give the new Labor Government time to implement policies to lower lease prices. The motion, reportedly supported by Bill Hartigan, was to be sent to the Federal Electorate Council. Minister for the Territory En Derby said he would discuss related housing sales policy next week.
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ALP
Act
Inn
Labor
Bill Hartigan
Brennan
Frectorate Council
Theesital
Enderby
Sid
Ing
Pakistan Recognizes Cambodian Royal Government
Rawalpindi reports Pakistan announced recognition of the Royal Government of the National Union of Cambodia led by Prince Norodom Sihanouk. The decision follows Pakistan challenging the legality of the Phnom Penh government of Field Marshal Lon Nol, per Agence France Presse.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
National Union of Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Agence France Press
Phnom Penh
Loa Nol
Japan Moves to Expand Defense Force by 7000 Men
The Japanese National Defence Council submitted legislation to Parliament to increase the defence forces by seven thousand men. The civilian control body of military activities indicated the expansion is intended to strengthen national security and bolster regional posture.
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Tokyo
Thoreday Laap-Reuter
Japanese National Defence Council
Legislatios
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