Waterside workers resume after Sydney protests
Waterside Workers Federation led a two hour halt in Sydney last week over suspensions and pay. After a revival of tensions the WWF urged ASIA to lift suspensions as workers planned to return to unloading. Shipping authorities study permanent waterfront labor schemes to end disputes.
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Governor may abolish post amid farewell remarks
The retiring Sule Governor Sir Fredhoodward suggested at a farewell dinner that the Governor's post might be abolished. He proposed a system where no one could rise above the Premier and the Government. Premier Askin and Opposition leader Renshaw paid tributes, with Renshaw noting Sir Fre was NSW born State Governor.
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Building progress feature in Canberra Times spread
The Canberra Times today previews a 24 page feature on the capital’s building progress. It outlines what has been built what is being built and what is contemplated with notes on revolutionary techniques in use. The report begins on Page 25.
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Johnson delays Vietnam plans as Camp David talks unfold
Report outlines U S and allied positions on Vietnam after four days of discussions at Camp David with Johnson, McNamara, and Goldberg. Observers expect possible troop increases and broader actions while UN limits loom. Australia warns of global responsibility and debate over Friday shopping policy surfaces amid parliamentary turmoil.
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TLC man quits in shops row.
Untidy OCR yields a fragmented note about a TLC official resigning amid disputes in a business meeting. Mr Donnelly tendered his resignation as chamber chairman, with objections voiced by others. Gardner is mentioned in a council context.
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Censorship changes: Banned books freed in Australia
Senator Anderson announced the Commonwealth had lifted bans on four books Lady Chatterleys Lover Lolita Borstal Boy and Confessions of a Spent Youth and urged uniform censorship across states while reviewing more titles including Powdered Eggs. Victoria's acting Premier protested and officials weighed future restrictions amid talks in Melbourne.
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Crime Surges in United States Report Cites FBI Data
FBI figures show growth in serious crimes last year with five crimes per minute nationwide. The report notes 57 murders per 100 000 residents and a 37 percent rise in crime, tied to youths under 18, while only six crimes were solved as fast as the police.
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Three for Tory poll in Conservative leadership race
London dispatch reports three candidates Reginald Maudling Enoch Powell and Edward Heath contesting the Conservative leadership vacancy after Sir Alec Douglas-Home resignation. Peter Thorneycroft plans to enter tomorrow's ballot while Heath backers expect uncommitted MPs to back him. Powell is seen as favoring Maudling's tally.
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Commonwealth to share 70m for roads aid 1965 66
The Commonwealth will allocate seventy million pounds in road grants for the 1965 66 period shared among states. The snippet also notes other pages covering topics from Malaysia to New Zealand prison riots and government wage variations.
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