Qantas Staff Shakeup Seeks Major Executive Reorg
Melbourne Sun reports Qantas plans a broad reorganization of senior staff with several new deputy general manager roles and multiple new departments. The move aims to streamline operations, expand key business areas, and boost efficiency amid historic restructuring costs and pension considerations.
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Sun- Yay
Qantas
Te Semug
Rot Rite
Pete
Faniley
Ube
Wana
Serencey
Miaka
Vike
Vinow Finclinical Serviceey
Cayonin A
Amr
Jon Seepmanay
Passehaten
Amd
Hind
Mysterious Brisbane double murder suspect sought
Police believe a man wanted for a South Australia double murder may still be in the Brisbane area. The investigation cites tangled leads and conflicting tips as officers pursue the fugitive, with no confirmed sightings since last week. Local reports describe attempts to trace the suspect through recent movements across waterways and towns, while authorities caution the public.
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Brisbane
Jenny
South Australia
Lucky escape for two lost in blizzard
Two youths, brain McDonald 17 from Murachints and Graham Ermante 17 from Concord, were rescued after getting lost in a blizzard near Snowy Mountains yesterday. Both were reported in stable condition after a perilous night in severe weather.
Murky Melbourne shore reports drifted vessels and storm warnings
Melbourne dispatch notes drifting boats near Otway Strait after an Abie boat was fed and rescued. Report mentions a murder inquiry into a Portarlington couple as search parties probe redevelopment plans. A public meeting is urged as authorities seek clarity on redevelopment faults and shore safety measures.
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Twa
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Flask Strait
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Mourne
Sinathaven Shire
Kominshi
Carruthers
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Tnila
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Uni
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Gms
Townsville
Secoruduuui
Gee Teat
Eerie Prins of
Abe Panel Vaniteat
Primcar Migwag
Isuap Ie Eckson
Dharma Ciletutiats
Thang
Cabinet to weigh Australia’s Vietnam commitment this week
Wellington reports depth of Australian cabinet discussions on increasing military support to Vietnam. Key figures including Treasurer Me Milton and Prime Minister Holt are cited as considering possible extra troop levels, with Britain and the United States influencing the policy outline amid regional tensions.
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Holt
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West
Vietnam
Suez
Wellington
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New Zealand
Malaysia
Begenore
Trapped on reef near Sydney yacht race incident
In Sydney today a yacht crew were trapped on a reef after Cantelot ran aground at Long Reef. They moved aboard the crippled sloop for four hours until police towed it free. Crew jettisoned gear overboard as rescue continued. A separate report notes a climber suffered injuries after a 10 foot fall on Mount Hear Wall, near Bristine, about 900 feet up.
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Wes
Cantelot
Nemens
Yoxeas
Riswane
Rendlers
Mount Hear Wall
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Bay Fauliner
Bristine
Arrow Ledge
ElDO Test Delayed Amid Satellite Launcher Setback
The ELDO test at Adelaide is delayed after the Woomera range satellite launcher failed during a preliminary check. New parts for the guidance system arrived from England to replace the failed components.
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Woomera
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Rocket Rave
England
Arte Wich
Diggers and U S Troops Clear Vietcong In Major Allied Offensive
Australian and U S troops report killing more than 170 Vietcong in Phuoc Juy province during a major offensive code named Pad dlington. Brigadier Graham says the operation flushed Vietcong from base camps and disrupted planned attacks on hamlets in Australian area of responsibility. An enemy lieutenant surrendered under the amnesty program, confirming Vietcong plans and the campaign’s success.
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Phuoc Juy
Martane
Sagan
Camurandes
S. Graham
Amlind Swerp
Eriowm
Paddlington
Tak
Hirigadier Gratin
Arma
Ne Ear
Fighting Arma
Wieiong Luh
Light snow affects Alpine areas this weekend
Weekend snow hit Alpine regions with lingering flurries at higher elevations. Reports from ski centers note depths varying by slope while winds disrupted travel and outlooks expect continued cold, upgrading safety advisories.
Whitlam Visits Brisbane Then Returns to Sydney
The Leader of the Federal Opposition Mr Whitlam arrived unannounced in Brisbane this morning and left for Sydney after a brief discussion with local ALP officials.
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Brisbane
Whitlam
Sydney
ALP
Farewell to air pioneer Whitlam era in Brisbane event
Fragmentary report recalls a Brisbane farewell for aviation figure linked to Lockheed and TaA crews. The event mentions a prize, a fanfare, and remarks by managers and officials, with ties to Australian aviation history and a noted birthday celebration.
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Pie Whitlam
Sydney
Brisbane
Pittyrone
Spiakenmar
Manare
Whittara
D. W. Murnett
St Aidan
St Aidan’. Iretantares
Ria
Ferenge
Bieps Weniger
Hong | Kong
Paul Goldstone
Can
Naland
Airways Perth
India envoy calls for more wheat to avert food shortages
India's High Commissioner designate to Australia, McA. M. Thomas, arriving in Canberra, urged Australia to contribute to the 1967 wheat shortfall. He cited US aid commitments and Australia's potential 20,000 tons of wheat, noting Gov is shipping 500,000 tons of grain monthly as plan to reach 100-105 million tons annually by 1970 1971.
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Australia
McA. M. Thomas
Canberra
United States
Wheatas
Thomasad
Wibar
Uttar Pradesh
Thomas
Hue
Lord Enseys
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