Czechs press for study permits in Australian reserves
A Czech expedition led by Dr Josef Brinke seeks government approval to study Aboriginal communities in Australia and New Guinea. The team argues research is scientific, not political, while officials assess work type necessity and impact on Indigenous people amid past refusals for Communist-linked researchers.
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Charles University
Prague
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Witt
RS. Swift
Altinke
Australia
New Guinea
Brinke
Swift
Frederick Rose
Eat
Department of the Interior
Jooks
Bonke
Philippines and Malaysia in jet fighter sale talks
The Philippines and Malaysia discuss a potential Mirage jet sale from France as diplomatic tensions falter over Sabah. Paris and Kuala Lumpur explore arrangements while Manila hints Sabah could influence regional choices if Manila wins the north Sarawak dispute.
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Kuata Lumpur
Hhurang
AAP Renerh A
Saute
Malaysia
Sean Geronini
Tentay
Paris Talks Push for Demilitarized Zone Withdrawal
The Paris talks center on Vietnam peace with Henry Cabot Lodge urging a total pullout of external forces from South and North Vietnam. He promotes a demilitarized zone as a first step to a broader ceasefire and mutual withdrawal, while Vietnamese officials warn Nixon’s policy abandons their recent proposals.
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AAP Reuter
Henry Cabot Faxige
Vietnam
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Sarum Sea
Lodge Sana Arenes
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Aled 1
South
Lodge
L.B.J
Hong Kong
Noth Vietnamese Army
Quan Doi Nhan Dan
Nixon
Lya
Don Johnan
Israel denies aircraft downed amid Baghdad claims
Baghdad radio reported Israeli planes shot down over Jordan and strikes near Kraat, but Tel Aviv officials dismissed the claim as untrue. A Israeli spokesman said no aircraft was down and reports were inaccurate, as regional tensions flared following recent executions in Baghdad and Basra.
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Jel Aviv
Bagh
Dad Radio
Uaqi
Jordan
Tel Aviv
Baghdad
Somone
Ariel
Sul
Shehdad Radio
Ian Marie
Middle East
Basra
United Press International
Kraat
UPL
Israel
Nother
TFL
Major quake rattles East Indies region, 7.2 magnitude
Berkeley seismologists report a major quake recorded about 7,000 miles west of Berkeley with a magnitude of 7.2. The shake was strong enough to damage buildings and sparked alerts on tax day.
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Sniversity of
California
Seismonraph
East Indies
Berkeley
CSIRO move disrupts Ginninderra farm research
Nationally important CSIRO work at Ginninderra research station faces abandonment and restart due to Belconnen City Centre siting. The plant industry division notes the grass and grazing studies are crucial, with the team seeking tenure security after prior relocations caused by Canberra encroachment. Local land loss strains relations with nearby residents.
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CSIRO
Ginninderra
Belconnen
Mii Pa
Ginnindetta
Canberra
Duntroon
Dickson
Wreck Found Off Tweed Heads Ties to La Perouse Expedition
Researcher Lloyd Browne of Indooroopilly suggests the wreck off Tweed Heads may be the Houssole or the Axiratabe, ships last heard from in March 1788 after leaving Botany Bay during La Perouse’s voyage.
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Brishane
Thurwsay
la Herause
Tweed Heads
Lloyd Browne
Indooroopilly
Bottany Bay
Union may fix end to rail strike today
Melbourne reports the Australian wide railway strike will extend at least until midnight tomorrow with an official end date to be announced in Melbourne. The arbitration conference before Commissioner HM G Neil will hear the decision, as union leaders from the Locomotive Enginemen and ACTU coordinate before the final word.
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Melbourne
HM. G. Neil
Arbitration Commission
Australian Federated Union of Locomotive Enginemen
G. Moorhead
Neil
Striking railway workers face summonses across states
The Australia wide strike triggers summonses in all states except New South Wales as the Australian Railways Union members at the APLULE show resistance. In Melbourne and Sydney hearings, two summonses are pursued and NSW related orders granted. Queensland officials are warned of heavy fines if they do not resume work immediately as compulsory orders push toward an early wage hearing.
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Nsw
Aplule
Australian Railways Union
Arden
Gs. Sward
Commonwealth Industried
Melbourne
Justice Munphy
Tustice
Sydney
AML
Vitors
Roh
Ataitulu
Brisbane
Queensland
AFULE
Sydney and Melbourne roads clogged by strike action
Sydney faced severe jams as government and private buses taxis and cars clogged the city. Journeys to and from work stretched hours with fuel and retail trade hit. Rail dependent producers warned of transport disruptions affecting milk and other foods over the weekend. Melbourne's traffic arteries also clogged as private transport surged home delaying tram services and delaying thousands of commuters well into the evening.
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Sydney
Canberra hotels face beer shortage amid NSW strike
Good beer stocks are insufficient in most Canberra hotels with draught beer nearly gone for about a week. Managers report a large supply of bottled liquor remains. If the Sydney transport strike continues, NSW authorities may allow beer imports. A draught beer supply for the Wellington Hotel was stopped at Goulburn due to the strike.
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Canberra
Buber
Sydney
Nsw
Wellington
Goulburn
New BIC President Elected in Broken Hill Union
Meceemt Thun sey U S2 year old mine worker becomes leader of Broken Hill's trade union, succeeding WF "Shorty" O'Neil who retires after 13 years. Keenan Ja Tmicemt is a member of the Workers Industrial Union, the union's largest body.
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Meceemt
Thunsey
U. S2
Broken Hill
Sammie
Joseph Peter Keenan
Workers Industrial Union
War Toight
Barrier Indus Jirlary Council
WF “Shorty” O'Neil
Snowy Ski Lodge Razed By Fire at Kundra
Police said a 30 year old wooden lodge owned by Fountain of Indra burned after a fire arrived from Cabranyts canal an hour later. The $50,000 Lodge was destroyed with unclear circumstances under investigation.
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Kundra
Cynaminahy
Mieier Fountain
Indra
Bank men oppose rise in pay
Bank employees across Australia were granted a pay rise by the Arbitration Commission in Melbourne yesterday but faced opposition from their rational policy faction, as discussed at the Fourth Summer School of Alcohol Studies.
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Throusi
Australia
Architeutton Comatsion Ii
Melbourne
Rational Potley
Mariana Tyorked
Fourth Summer School of Alcohol Studies
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