Dismissal Of Krespi Costs Huge Amount
Sydney reports a strike after the dismissal of a Nealerside worker cost between £300,000 and £400,000, with experts noting a 90,000 man-hour impact from October 1 to December 6, 1957. Jane Krespl, 83, Yugoslav, of Pitt Street Redfern, was dismissed by the Stevedor ing Industry Authority for alleged drunkenness and assault on a foreman. The Arbitration Commission was urged to suspend rather than cancel the resignation. Justice Ashburney reserved judgment amid admissions of drinking on the job and the morning-after drinking charge.
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Sydney
Jane Krespl
Arblation Commission
Krespl
Pitt Street
Redfern
Walsh Bay
Worle
Zorsman
Locker
Waterside
Workers’ Federation
Krespi
Juntice
Ashburney Ta
Transfer Of Mr Ron Hull Loss To RSL
Mr Ron Hull is transferred from the National Executive to Hobart to serve the RSL as a valuable ally and national secretary candidate. The NSW/ACT state branch notes Hulls 12 months of service and strong interest in national issues while Mr Newman highlights Hulls energy and leadership potential within the organization.
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Ron Hull
R.S.L
Mtr
Tull
A.C.D. Buch
RAL
Hobart
Rs.l. B
K. V. Newinno
Hull
League
Newman
Mr_ Thur
RSL
Buldanee Nd
Asact
Anslyatia
ACM
Canherrn
Soviet Leader to Visit Afghanistan in October
Moscow Radio announced that Marshal V. I. Vozhiskilov, chairman of the Soviet Union, would visit Afghanistan in October, agreeing with United Press dispatches. The report cites official Soviet sources in London and Moscow.
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Afghanistan
London
P-Reuter
Moscow
Railia
Voecoshilov
Soviet Union
Ziti United Pres
Russian aid assists Algerian refugees in Tunisia
British, Soviet and Allied dispatches report a Russian airlift delivering sugar, condensed milk, and soap for Algerian refugees in Tunisia. Moscow Radio cited gifts from Red Cross and Red Crescent societies, via British United Press.
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London
Reuter
Ieft Odeasa
Tunisia
Moscow Radio
Bower Red Cross
Red Crescent Societies
British United Press
Halifax
P-Reuter
A. A. Ishkov
Aaid Yesterda Tu
Cnada'a Ens
Atlantic
Bea
Stevenson
New York
Adal Stevenson
Democratic Party
Dilly
Soviet Union
Virgin Lands
Akmolinski
Novesablak
Aioe Osman
Import Restrictions Likely To Persist Says McEwen
Sydney Monday. Mr McEwen of the Country Party told Australian Industries Development Association that balance of payments difficulties and price volatility in wool wheat metals and dairy would keep import licensing. He urged a gradual slowdown of development and the creation of an industrial advisory council to guide government policy.
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N.G
Port Moresby
A.a.p-Reuter
Tian
China
Missont
Peking Peoples’ Daily
Shantung
Honan
Heilunzitaig
Maets
Hopei
Fulien
Wanging
Kiangsi
Sydney
Monda
Associaton
McEwen
Countey Party
McExena
Develomsteal
Shesmesas
Ualion
Ate
McBuen
Manufa Storing Industries Advisory Council
Idustrial
Difficulties Loom for Australian Exporters Forecast
Sibrivx, nonaay, Tighiew ovavaena mumtkets could be expected as exporters were urged to adapt. Arun Sparks of the Australian Exporters Federation warned that driver licenses and foreign exchange constraints may tighten, with payroll costs a major handicap. He urged tax rebates on export production and maintaining quality to weather rising protectionism and weaker global demand.
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Sibrivx
Nonaay
Fap
Sparks
Fis
Parking Space Sought At Perth Buildings
The Perth Block parking issue seeks courtyards for lease by occupiers and tenants as Perth Buildings rise bounded by Ainslie Avenue and London Circuit. The National Capital Development Commission plans headquarters in one building while the chamber presses for same parking rules as Brisbane and Sydney blocks. The department had not replied as of yesterday noon.
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Conperra Chamnar Ot Somimurce
Illation
Perth
Aglder's
Ainslie, Avenue
Ailnga Street
Pat Me Street
London
National Capital Development Commission Ia
MLO
Japanese Prince in America on West Coast Tour
Emperor Hitohito's brother Prince Tahakiti Milasa and his wife arrived in San Francisco yesterday as part of a goodwill tour of the United States and South America. They are due in Seattle on June 1.
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America
New York
Emperor Hitohito
Tahakiti Milasa
Myriad
San Francisco
South America
Brel
No Obstacles to Meat Export in Australia
In Melequane the Australian government faced questions over meat export policy. McMahon argued that restrictions threaten an industry worth about 10 million pounds annually. A Sydney processing plant proposal by American investor Robert Griffith seeks a quota allocation, but the Australian Meat Board remains reluctant to grant it.
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Melequane
Australia
TSA
Minster
McMehon
Australian Meat Board
McMahon
Sydney
Chuge
Robert S. Griffith
Theen Tel
B P Operators Meet in Canberra for Three Day Conference
B P operators from Canberra Queanbeyan and Goulburn gather at the Hotel Ainslie Rex in Canberra for a three day conference. W C Barhy NSW Sales Manager EP Australia Ltd opens the meetings to discuss better management and improved public service. Delegates include Ho t Meenes EB Brain A Wrigne P Mitchell A Bates and others from Canberra Queanbeyan and Goulburn service stations.
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Bpsco
Canberrad
Queanbayan
Joulburn
Ainsile-Rex
Canber- Ca
Hey
W. C. Barhy
N.S.W. Saleg
Ep, Australia Ltd
Commonwealth “Gly Reaneries Ltd
Baxter to Speak on Atomic Energy and Agriculture at Canberra
Professor Baxter chairing the Australian Atomic Energy Commission and NSW University of Technology vice chancellor will address the Australian Institute of Agricultural Science in Canberra on Thursday June 26. He recently lectured at the School of Wool Technology and will share up to date global developments and insights from recent studies.
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Baxter
Australian Atomic Energy Commission
NSW. University of Technology
Ins Ute
C/T. geanch
Atomic Energy and Agriculture
PWC
Ure
S.s.av
University of Technology
Ins
Syaney
Lebanon Rejects Key Motion At Arab Talks
Reported clashes escalate as security forces clash with rebels in northern Lebanon in a six hour battle. Observers note only Lebanon, Jordan and Iraq openly denounced Cairo and Damascus for alleged interference. Prime Minister Soth faces disciplinary action amid religious leaders’ stance on political statements. Estimates place around 300 killed and over 4,000 injured in the month long crisis.
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Gohanon
Reggae
Ayah Rapthila
Lebanon
U.N
Beirut
Lehanon
Jordan
Ima
Cairo
Damascus
Ait
Am Rts
Amonely
Fee Pulang
Tia
Gus
Bailey's Appeal Dismissed in South Australia Case
In Adelaide on Monday the South Australia Court of Criminal Appeal dismissed the appeal of Bailey Briley from a murder conviction. Briley, 23, of Dubbo, was found guilty of the death of Mrs. Thyce Bowman near Sundown Station on December 5 and sentenced to death after the May trial.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Aypest
Flagmond Jenn Briley
Monney
Thyce Bowman
Sundown Station
Bailey
Dubbo
Oll May
Canberra Man Receives Degree In US
Canberra Man receives a degree in the United States at New York University during annual commencement at the University Heights campus. Dr James By Conant delivered the commencement address as eight graduates receive honorary doctorates in a morning ceremony.
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Canberra
EL Hackett Gardena
Turner
New York University
University Heights
Brom
Carroll WY. Newsom
M.U
James By Conant
Harvard University
U.S
Federal Republic of Cormany
Fighrer Wens
Manhattan
de Bronx
Olsson
Rs Graduate School of Business Administration
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Arlington Amphitheatre
Washington
Lea
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Aral League
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