Church move to halt bombs in Vietnam talks
A World Council of Churches draft resolution urges an unconditional halt to all bombings in North and South Vietnam as Paris peace talks proceed. Nguyen Thanh Le reports no clear progress after two months of discussions, noting optimism fades and public opinion weighs on informal exchanges.
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World Council of Churches
United States
Vietnam
Paris
Saigon
Spotesman
Nguyen Fhanh le
Ens
Associated Mrews
Fehope HO Wyciniam
Thanh le
Amurs
Me Thanh le
Phint
Averell Harriman
Australia all out for 222 in third test at Pagbuston
Australia were dismissed for 222 in the first innings on the fourth day of the Third Test at Pagbuston. Fielding and batting results appear unclear with garbled names but the scoreline shows Australia trail by 187 on the first innings.
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Birmingham
Australia
Pagbuston
Feland
Usimatya Bleanena
Symbolic Pavilion Plan for Expo 70
A ten storey cantilevered Australian pavilion for Expo 70 unveiled by Minister Gatton in Canberra. The design, by J MacCormick and Robin Wood, features a moving stair and tunnel tour, with 48 display boxes and national exhibits. Government spending estimated at about 4 million, with construction planned to finish by December 1 1960 and public tenders in December.
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Wwolding
Canberra
Inyiding
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Federal Art Gallery
Mt Gorton Sant
Australia
Japan
Ail
Tix Mmake
Robin Ftood
Melhourne
Sabah claim rejection dominates Bangkok talks
Malaysia rejects Philippines sovereignty claim to Sabah and calls talks in Bangkok a stalemate. Malaysian delegate Ghazali Win Shafie argues Sabah belongs with Malaysia, cites legal and political grounds, and urges cooperation on economic and security needs within ASEAN. Philippines presses for World Court submission while seeking closer cooperation.
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Philippines
Sabah
Manila
Tan Sri Ghazali Win Shafie
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Kuala
Tun Abdul Razak
Tater
Ehhin Razak
Fan Razak
Malayaa
ASEAN
Indonesian West Irian visit allowed for reporters
Journalists may visit West Irian in Indonesia under ministerial approval. Previously barred since the 1962 transfer from Dutch rule, the region remains a point of tension with the Southeast Asian peace tied to its status.
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West Irian
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Indonesia
Suhagio Reksodipuro
South-east Asia
Tanker drivers vote end to crippling national strike
Airlines launch massive airlift for stranded travellers after petrol tanker drivers end 12 day stoppage. In Victoria Queensland South Australia and NSW drivers return from midday yesterday Perth Hobart crews resume by yesterday afternoon Essendon sees hundreds of passengers as Ansett ANA and TAA run jetliners from Melbourne to Sydney Brisbane and beyond.
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Queensland
South Australia
Perth
Hobart
Nsw
Aire
Sydney
TAA
Melbourne
Essendon
Anset-Ana
Brisbane
Airlines and fuel strike disrupt Australian air schedule
TAA and Ansett-ANA operated limited services from 3pm to clear passenger backlog while Essendon flights targeted interstate routes. Petrol supply expected to normalize by tomorrow as Carter distributes 20000 gallons nationwide. Strike actions by tanker drivers trigger court fines and talks among ACTU, TWU, and oil firms with a temporary employment freeze for contract drivers.
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Essendonnly
Anset-Ana
Carter
Dney
Skipples
T Lane
Ramker ‘Rivers i
Sydney
Newcastle
Wollongong
Oanthriwers
Finnand Oil Company
Thectu
Melbourne
W. Windram
TWU
Commonwealth Industrial Court
TWUI
ACT Supplies Air Services Return to Normal in Canberra
TWA members in Canberra ended their strike after a brief meeting and returned to work yesterday morning. Heating supplies, previously threatened with disruption, are rapidly returning to normal availability.
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Norma
Canberra
TWA
Cambodian Ambassador Returns to Canberra After Recall
Cambodian Ambassador Tim Ngoun resumes as head of mission in Canberra six months after recall. He cites Australia recognizing Cambodia’s foreign frontiers as key to renewal, noting two other ambassadors from Japan and China were recalled then. Ngoun stresses desire to continue work where left off and recalls Australian breach as the cause.
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Australia
Tim Ngoun
Canberra
Mc Neoun
Cambodia
Ngouni
Japan
China
Ngoun
Australis
Thailand
South Vietnam
Laos
Fresro
Untidy excerpt hints at political shifts and church discipline
Fragmentary notes reference soldiers in Europe and Soviet bloc themes, resignations from a Queensland Liberal figure, and a church firing its pastor over substance issues. The scattered lines imply political realignments, independent candidates, and moral discipline actions in an Australian local context.
No move on equal pay at 1964 wages case opening
Melbourne discussion on equal pay stalls as ACTU declines to press for immediate equality. Senior Commissioner J Taylor will confer with Arbitration Commission president Sir Richard Kirby on hearing format in Melbourne set for August 6. Trade unions push for reintroduction of fused wage system with quarterly cost of living adjustments tied to retail price fluctuations.
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Melbourne
ACTU
Roving
J. Taylor
Taylor
Richard Kirby
Melbougne
Mem Ie
Victory for Ian Smith in Rhodesia confidence vote
Salisbury Monday report of a 95 to 1 vote of confidence for Prime Minister Ian Smith and his government by the ruling Rhodesian Front executive, with three abstentions. The meeting discussed a new constitutional package, backed by Smith, amid party tensions and potential resignations.
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AAP
Rhodesan Front Party
Mtr
Ian Smith
My Smith
William Harper
Rhodesia
Smith
Mc Smith
Tighewink
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