No decision on union levy policy reached
Melbourne reports that the Australasian Society of Engineers has not discussed its stance on ACTU levies for reciprocal overseas visits. Victorian State Secretary W P Beeson said the policy remains undecided, while unions threatened to defy an ACTU warning.
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Melbourne
Federal Council
Australasian Society of Engineers
A.C.T.U. Levies
W. P. Beeson
Sydney
Federated Ironworkers’ Association
Federated Clerks’ Union
A.S.E
Monk
G. Blaney
Congress
AC T.U
Australia
Science Display Brightens Lyneham High School Event
Students at Lyneham High School witnessed a science display with experiments by Don McKee Michael Pratt and Les Craig. Prof D N F Dunbar from the Australian National University gave a talk on physics. Diana Callanan Elizabeth Williams and Pam Hore demonstrated chemistry and biology with Principal G J Hughson expressing aims of boosting educational potential.
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Lyneham High School
Assembly Hall
Australian National University
D. N. F. Dunbar
Don McKee
Michael Pratt
Les Craig
Clive Millen
Bryan Butler
Diana Callanan
Elizabeth Williams
Pam Hore
G. J. Hughson
L L O Seeks South Africa Withdrawal Over Apartheid
The ILO conference in Geneva voted 163 to 0 with 89 abstentions to urge the governing body to advise South Africa to withdraw from the ILO due to racial policies. Western Europe and U S delegates mostly abstained. Afro Asian bloc and Communist nations backed the resolution.
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Geneva
A.A.P
International Labour Organisation
South Africa
I.L.O
Tan Sharp
Lawrence Arnott
Harold Ferrier
William Evans
Ll.d
Ll.o
Communist Bloc
Western Europe
U.S
Commonwealth Countries
Fourman
Salazar’s Angola gamble pits regime against rising unrest
Portugal’s 72 year old premier assumed the National Defence Ministry to press operations in Angola amid military dissent and growing uprisings in Angola and Mozambique. Allies briefed that the cabinet shakeup aimed to restore control, while dissident ministers warn of deeper tensions and a potential widening conflict.
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Portugal
National Defence Ministry
Angola
Julio Bot
Beira
Salazar
Mozambique
Lord Home
U.K
London
Father killed in crossing smash near Narrabri
The father of six was killed when a truck hit an express train 100 yards from Narrabri station. Adam Kramer 18, of Narrabri, was seriously injured with concussion and body injuries. The Daylight Express between Moree and Werris Creek was involved. Phallickwil, used name Leonard Samuel Phallickwil, was killed instantly, bringing the state road toll to 448. Police to patrol New South Wales roads this weekend.
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Adam Kramer
Narrabri
Leonard Samuel Phallickwil
Kramer
Daylight Express
Moree
Werris Creek
Phallickwil
M. Chaseling
N.5.w
Werriwa Company Marks First Birthday in Canberra
The Werriwa Company of the Third Royal N.S.W. Wales Regiment is one year old today with headquarters in Canberra. A spokesman said the initial daylight training would be Sunday morning and that the coming year will focus on maintenance and operation of modern army weapons.
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Royal N.S.W. Wales Regiment
Canberra
Werriwa Regiment
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Britain
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