Strike plan to hit 44 ports across Australia
A national waterfront strike affecting more than 22 000 workers in 44 ports was called for next Wednesday by the Federal Council of the Waterside Workers Federation. Fremantle workers agreed to four hours of action to back demands for a pension fund higher pay and better conditions.
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Sydney
Australia
Federal Council of the Waterside Workers’ Federation
Fremantle
WWF
C. Fitzgibbon
Sydney Town Hall
Federal Council
Melbourne
Mex
Ednesdaw
Workers Federation
Commonwealth
Labour and National Service
Mc Mahon
Sydines
New Zealand doctors aid Lawson quins hormone trial
In Auckland a professor discusses hormone treatment for the Lawson quins born premature. The case involves multiple pregnancies and ongoing monitoring at Auckland Hospital with approval from the Lawson family. Prof Gemzell notes risks and the possibility of up to seven babies in theory, while clinicians describe cautious use and oversight.
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Auckland
Quina
Fascor
National Women's School of Obstetrics and Hospital
Bonham
Profesor D. G. Bonham
Lawson
Dawson
Gilvis
Quin
Carl Axel ‘Gemwell
Uppsala University
Prof Bonham
New Zealand
J. B. Brown
Mra Lawson
Auck
Nand
Arapo
Australia
Filwarnt Aj
Clark
Dun Gemrell
Avenne
Beker
Firth
Gemeell
Tuck
Adelaide
William
Sydney
Johnson Anne-Stina Blank
Gemzell
Austin
Texas
Uppsala
Fight to Save Life at Brisbane Hospital
Doctors at Brisbane Hospital operated for six hours to save the life of an army sergeant after a land mine explosion at Frogerra army camp. He lost his right leg below the knee.
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Brisbane
Brisbane Hospital
Frogerra Army Camp
CTU
Enoggera
Usher
Michall
Ange Bon
Barbour
Swanbourne
Western Australia
Auute Bas
Trv
pOare An
Minister jeered at Vietnam teach-in
Melbourne report on the Monash University Vietnam teach-in describes a sharp clash between External Affairs Minister Hasluck and Victorian MHA Dr Jim Cairns. Cairns dominated with reasoning and volume while Hasluck delivered a cautious policy defense amid jeers.
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Vietnam
Melbourne
Monash
Hasluck
Labor
Jim Cairns
Cairns
China
US launches jungle offensive in South Vietnam
Report describes American forces including 49th and 73rd airborne brigades and 1st Infantry Division conducting search and destroy missions near Ba Ria 49 miles southwest of Saigon. It notes air support from 52 jets, casualty claims, and a Philippine aim to bolster Saigon defenses as Australia backs Johnson's plan to send 30 000 more U.S. troops.
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Tegic Air Command
US Army
Airborne
Cam Ranh
Bay
Princot
Saigon
73Rd Airborne Brigade
1St Infantry Division
Ba Ria
Melbourne
Robert Menzies
Australia
Johnson
South Viet
Washington
South Vietnam
Sir Robert
Robert
Pene
Diplo
North Viet
United
United States
Vietcong
Snub for an 000 caller at emergency line confusion
A Canberra man said a crash at Creswell Street and Blamey Crescent required calling the 000 emergency number but was told to use the 43344 police line instead. He feared a child was seriously injured as three cars collided and a child was pulled from a vehicle. The constable declined to take accident details. Two children, G. and Stephanie Tow, lived on a Feakes Place.
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Canberra
Creswell Street
Blamey Crescent
Campbell
Stephanie Tow
Feakes Place
Unclear Late News Fragments From London Report
A garbled London report references photographs of Marehat and a price ghee incident. It mentions Albert Kale, a Gael fear event, and shouts of Jourgeur and Acadian daughter. Details are fragmented and unspecific.
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London
Thursiay Mawr
Albert Kale
Ai Gael
Jourgeur
Fai Fue
An Trinh
Ge Et
U K Pleads for Full Test Ban at Geneva
Britain urged a quick, comprehensive test-ban treaty at the disarmament conference in Geneva. Lord Chalfont chairing the UK delegation said the United States must agree to freeze strategic weapons and urged progress toward arms control without erasing military balance.
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Geneva
Britain
Johnson
Ceatre
Lord Posal
Stra
Chalfont
United States
Fa Pate
Viet Union
Woman Dies in Humpy Fire at Nowra Settlement
An aboriginal woman aged 25 identified as Mrs Gladys Newton died in a tin and wood humpy at Brown's Flat settlement near Nowra yesterday. Fire crews extinguished the blaze after witnesses heard her screams. investigators probe the cause as residents attempted a rescue.
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Brown’s Flat
Nowra
Gladys Newton
Paul Riter
Bertha Bell
Newton
Nowra Fire Brigade
Conservative Leader Backed Unity Ticket Policy Attack
The new British Conservative Leader Mr Worth has already launched his attack on the British Labour Party. Page 6 reports the development while other pages note Monash reach-in, leisure, finance, and a special no. 1256 ordinary section.
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Worth
Monash
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Jesse
J. B.brown
Lpca Une
Biologica
Peter Samuel
Ian
Southeast Asia
Berlin
Korea
India
Dr Cairns
Australian National University
Lynda
White House
Republic of
Marks McTeres
Paria
Pater
U.K
ALP
Victoria
Congress
Er le
Teo
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