Strike Out Look Easier As Paper Stoppage Ends
A chaotic labor dispute report outlines a long stoppage affecting a local press. Members of the Labour Council and company officials clash over awards and benefits while a mass meeting is planned for Monday in Potche. The dispute touches wage rates, maintenance staff, and proposed settlements as workers prepare to resume operations.
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Creinanin Masbee
Petersruther
Tower Mall
Labour Gaunell, Mra
Jouriuilly
Fratuatriad
Iulané
Aha Caine
Nanvin Townie
Duxfiey Ae
Buin
Sm'hskn
Fiauaa
Neweague
Neil Bhits
Unhua
Canih
Homeliiah Albmt
Injured Man Rescued From Trawler Wreck
A lightkeeper and co-operating fishermen saved an injured man after a trawler wreck near Montague. The crew worked to salvage the engine as the vessel drifted and a heavy piece of machinery fell, with rescuers carrying the injured man and others to a small boat for inland transport.
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Fray
Pr9
Teon
Meray
Waliland
Grove Hunker
Marcoma
Hrabaffernt
Seven Officers Evict Woman In Light Rain
Mrs. Mebel yeign Jones was evicted by seven officers under a government eviction order amid light rain. The raid damaged property inside the premises and officers carried out the eviction as neighbors watched, with unclear details on the tenant’s future.
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Jones
Rani
Rte
Omar
Bomb outrage mars holiday in Casablanca
Six Europeans were killed and 29 injured when a powerful bomb exploded on a cafe terrace in Casablanca on a national holiday. The blast marred celebrations as crowds gathered, with further clashes and a collapse causing extensive damage and casualties.
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Casablanca
Raria
France
Rene Coty
Paria
Champs-Hiysees
Ara
Tuna
Algiers
Mata
Vientiy
Vietr Dewul
Poison case in Quandialla Hearings for two women
Margaret Maher and Bhireen Tasmi Agatord, both identified as Adelaide residents, were committed for trial at Quandialla on charges of malicious poisoning at the Bland Hotel on June 8. Maher reportedly admitted pouring arsenic into a plate of sugar at supper, intending a killer’s dose.
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Gina
Killeen Margaret Maher
Bhireen Tasma Agatord
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Bland
Utili
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Law In
Thailand calls SEATO talks on Laos fighting
Thailand seeks SEATO representatives meeting to discuss Laos turmoil after clashes between Pathet Laos and Government forces. Prince Wan Waithayakon announced the plan for Monday July 4, during the Prime Minister’s weekly briefing.
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SEATO
Laos
Bangkok
South-East Asian Treaty Organisation
Pathet Laos
Wan Wuaithayakon
Toalay
Arye Roytine
Ge Mavinern
Duecun
Aalto
Sunirova
Prince Waithayakon
South Korea Army Threat And North Korea March Plans
South Korean military leaders warned of a possible march on the North as tensions rose. The report cites intelligence on reunification goals and U S reaction, noting Geneva talks and President Nixon. It describes calls to strengthen South Korea’s defense and deter escalation.
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BOUL
Twaders
Sdn Kor
Eniatthe Ata Tn North Reaves
Soint Chietenetastam
United States
Pearnhower
Geneva
Alasaftatv
Lee Wil
States
Republic
Desiua
Rouay
Arcane
Armel Reg
Comunimion
Korea
South Korea
North Korea
Ancreame
Gorea
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Awater
United Nations
Juattern
Japan
Military advisers to meet in Singapore next Monday
Australian defence minister Philip McBride announced that Australian and Singaporean military advisers will gather in Singapore next Monday to continue strategic planning begun at a previous conference in the Philippines. The Australian delegation will be led by Captain M.L. Adams, RAN.
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Singapore
Ube Beato
Baguia
Philippinewinst
Defence
Philip McBride
Sdviwra Ab
Tobacco price hike expected at retailers next week
Retailers forecast higher tobacco and cigarette prices with announcements from manufacturers and distributors. Some plan increments of around four percent. Uncertainty remains whether all brands English and Australian will rise, or only Australian varieties. A manufacturer spokesman said retailer decisions will drive any changes.
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Sielbourne
Tobavess
Aasoota
Etallers
Lan Johnson Says Team Could Beat England
Sydney reports Australia’s captain Lan Johnson expressing confidence the team could defeat England on the current tour. He praises improved technique and concentration, noting strong spirit and teamwork among the squad despite travel disruptions.
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Lan Johnson
England
Sydney
West Indien
Tay Johnson
Marca
Tohnson
Johnson
Cetativek
Trenda
Imperial cricket tour plans in India confirmed
An Imperial cricket conference presided by Lord Cobham confirmed the 1966 New Zealand tour in India and the England tour to India. Details will be put before the Administration Cricket Board in September for formal information and approval.
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London
Lord Cobhem
Landa Yenisr
India
Jada
Australians Ready for Davis Cup Tie With Mexico
Australia seeks Davis Cup action against Mexico in North America as Rex Tartwig picks the team in place of Law Moad while Tony Trabert is noted as a rival. Hamidson reaches the semi finals of the national championship in Atlanta, Georgia with a string of straight wins.
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Atanta
Georgia
Atrmignt
Anglo Italian Cup Tie Opens With Tight Matches
In London and Rebaxton the Anglo Italian Cup tie begins with Gardini and Pietrangelli defeating Knight and Becker in straight sets. Gardini edge Knight 7 2 1 2 6 4 as Pietrangelli outplayed Becker 2 4 0 Budge To Coach U S Squad details suggest Budge named to lead U S junior Davis Cup squad but reports conflict over his status and tenure.
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Haly
Britain
London
Fausto Gardini
Micotai Pieteangell
Italy
Tara Billy
Knight
Roger Becker
Rebaxton
Gardini
Fietrangell
Becker
Samman Airline Revival Aims New World Route Operations
Ambiguous revival pact enables Garman Lufthand Alte Ine to run a broad world route from Lukaly to Deshgned Lie. The agreement mentions Austral London routes and a Chrencenter hub. Daily Mall notes a turbulent page with misread entries, while a separate report cites a $64,000 figure linked to a pursuit of a prize.
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Ermal ‘Agreament Antbling
Ne ‘Enabiin
Garman Lufthand Alte
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Daily Mall Reporta
Pentence
RIALE
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Bical Eaper
Catherine Kreiner
Tousho Town
Geneva talks stir Western policy and Far East fears
Ministers approve motion as experts discuss mounting Far East issues. The report notes Prime Minister Eden and Foreign Secretary Hall with Liberal leader Clement Davies weighing future steps at a Geneva meeting and Western alliance gaps in addressing China and Eastern crises.
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Marie
Bown
Cemeya
Eden
Miaanower
Faiire
Tiaaen
Liberal Party
Clement Davies
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Wishan
Far East
Terence
Cria
China
Eisenhower's Big Staff Heads to Washington
A Friday report describes President Eisenhower's expanded staff in Washington, including the president’s son Major John Eisenhower and senior aides. The piece notes the department, special military aides, and international political concerns tied to the shuttle of top advisers and spouses accompanying key officials.
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Frday
Ht Hlyenhower
Geneva
Busenhower
Enews
Brat
F. Dalton
U.S
Duleru Gor
Melt Die
Prine Minter
Fovelan Becyeturjen
Cueva
Retrial Ordered in Poeery Charge in Melbourne
A jury failed to reach a verdict in the case of electrician Alan Frederick Nelzon charged with forging 1000 bogus £8 notes. The jury was discharged after retirement, and a retrial was ordered. Nelzon pleaded not guilty as detectives testified about alleged photographic processing and chemicals found on him.
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Wray
Mix Jours
Alan Frederick Meuzon
Joinaton Wet
Roy
Joilaon
Quilty. Net
US P preparations plan at Geneva Big Four conference
Fragmented OCR text describes Western leaders seeking a new plan at the Geneva Big Four talks. It mentions President Kismanewer and hopes that the powers would agree to curb war preparation and move toward arms control, with discussions of nuclear weapons limits and a call for a gigantic worldwide disarmament conference, amid varied approaches.
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Pewaident Kismanewer
Geneva
Fatelhowe
No Synthetic med ie New York science claim
Fragmented OCR text mentions Princeton Research Tettee at Princeton New Jersey and a discussion of wool fabric and textile industry. It references a magazine, high television parody, and unclear names with garbled phrasing. The readable facts are sparse and nonspecific.
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New York
Fricay
Princeton
New Jnrsey
Ble
Mineta
Muriy Fabrica
Steve Wok
Wes
Nate Orignal
Prisoners Escape in Stolen Russian Plane
Report claims two former German air force officers were removed from an unknown base and flown toward Ukraine aboard a stolen Russian aircraft. The Lenin News notes the escape announced by officials, with Turkish internment of some involved and unclear dates.
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Lenin News
Tay
Tirta Kimbaimy
Tenn
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