Israel and Egypt clash again around Suez Canal fights
Weekend clashes between Israeli and Egyptian forces erupted in the Suez Canal zone with mortar exchanges along the eastern and western banks. Israeli troops reported repelling Egyptian positions as both sides pressed near Qantara and areas north of Port Said, with casualties and tactical movements noted amid ongoing tension.
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Suez Canal Zone
West Bank
Guna
Pan 16
Iraeli
Tac
Atl Compmny
Suey Saansi
Simi Doser
Wounded troops unfairly treated in Vietnam evacuation
Perth reports criticism of aircraft used to evacuate Australian wounded in Vietnam described as slow and unsuitable. Dr Mamhal Lo M Corbet, famed for Normandy evacuations, called for proper stretcher-equipped transports and suggested charter civil airframes are not the answer for wounded troop evacuations.
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Perth
Vietnam
Mamhal_ Lo M Corbet
Normandy
Postal workers face explanations after Sunday absences
SYDNEY Sunday reports say postal employees who did not report for work will be asked to explain now. A union spokesman warned penalties could be imposed, as more than 20,000 members faced potential disciplinary action. Officials cited a serious risk of a tense situation if the strike continued.
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Ital
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Ueport Police Service
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Anthcey
Perth
Adelaide
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Powal
Suburban Post Offices Brace for Strike Effects
Canberra reports show no extra pressure at nonspecific suburban post offices despite a strike closure of major offices. Meetings of strikers occurred with officials denying escalation. postal and telephone services remained largely intact though some delays and drag could occur. PMG transport staff cleared mail routes from Kingston and Canberra, delivering by Sunday.
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Busir Ney
Thoes Tanaka
Canberra
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Andersen Xainl
Postal Workers Union
Imal
Striking unions strand travellers across Nullarbor
About 140 passengers on the Trans continental express will spend tomorrow sitting in a stationary train on the Nullarbor Plain, stranded by a 24 hour rail strike from midnight to night.
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Telbourne
Nullarbor
Salary scales boost Australian university pay
Canberra announces new salary ranges from 1600 to 600 pounds per year for professors to lecturers, with Commonwealth paying a share and universities negotiating implementation. Minister Gorton says university salary levels will be aligned to Commonwealth grants, while ANU officials await feasibility and state cooperation.
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Education and Science
Gorton
Australian National University
R.A. Hohnen
ANU
Soft drink prices rise across Canberra and Queanbeyan
Announcement by the ACT division of the NSW Loose Drinks Association details price hikes for soft drinks. Increases cover various bottle sizes from 8 to 32 ounces and returnable bottles. The changes come amid higher sugar costs and wage adjustments.
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Australia
NSW Soft Drink Association
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Bishop Crowther faces expulsion amid South Africa clash
The 39 year old Bishop Crowther, an outspoken critic of apartheid, was expelled from South Africa after arriving in Kimberley from Johannesberg. Police detained him and warned he could be deported, as authorities cited his presence as undesirable. He said the action shows the regime’s intolerance, while the Special Branch claimed to act on security grounds.
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Ty Thas
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Mlliny Sjaedey
United States
Kimberley
Ganers
Dwight Elusahower
Easi
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Leeuwkop
Reuter
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Doubts fade over F-111 defense plans
The minister for defense, Mr Fairhall, refused to name a final price for the BetE fighter bombers, while overseas trade and security issues were noted as the United States met with allied partners after returning yesterday. National developments in Ord River sorghum potential were reported, with council and ASPAC discussions in Bangkok. Seventeen candidates nominated in South Vietnamese elections. China rejects a request to halt Burmese demonstrations in Peking. Moise Tshombe held in Algiers after alleged kidnapping aboard a British jet. Snow brings early season skiing activity as more pages cover weddings, weather, sport and classifieds.
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