Ban on service station work blocks Canberra metal unions
Canberra metal trades unions face a ban on work at the Griffith service station site after concerns raised by Mr M Tully and the Blackamitix Society. The Trades and Labour Council executive supports seeking allied unions to back the ban, restricting metal construction until a new site assessment is completed. The project cost is £92 500 and involves unions including the Amalgamated Engineering Union and Sheetmetal Workers.
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Three Firms Charged With Trade Restraint
Prosecutions opened in Canberra yesterday by Attorney General Mr Snudden under the Australian Industries Preservation Act 1916-50 accusing three firms of trade restraint.
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Canberra Swindle Troops object to 7 6 a day claims
A London style parliamentary row erupts over pay for troops in South Vietnam and Malaya. Officers report harsh pension terms, shortages and political pressure as British and Commonwealth forces face compensation and allowance disputes abroad.
Shastri and Pearson urge end to US bombing in Vietnam talks
A late 1960s Guardian report outlines Prime Minister Shastri and Commonwealth figures pressing for an immediate halt to bombing in Vietnam. The article notes hopes for a peaceful settlement, calls for renewed negotiations, and mentions potential shifts in leadership roles within the Commonwealth Secretariat and United Nations bodies.
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Beatles respond to critics amid chaotic press frenzy
Fragmentary text shows the Beatles addressing critics while references to a Democratic department and army appear. The piece hints at fanfare, health, and empire imagery, with stray quotes about celebrations and decorations.
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Professor Bok to Leave ATH Honors and Controversy Stir
The article reports Professor Bok resigning from a post at ATH amid praise and mixed reaction. It notes former MP Hector Duputes renuming an MBE and mentions various universities and figures including Paul Pearson, George Harrison, Mount Stromto, and Mount Strom Dhservstory amid a tangled account of awards and affiliations.
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Unclear fragment drives late Caribbean item
An incomplete notice references distant places and names, but readable facts are sparse. The fragment hints at a local event or announcement with party or group mentions and possible dates, yet essential details are missing to confirm a clear outcome or action.
Giant Air Show Entry Sparks Paris Spectacle
A giant Russian passenger jet arrived at Le Bourget for the Paris air show, claimed to seat 720. Reporters noted a large silver aircraft with a delta-wing design and speculated on its capabilities and speed while aviation officials questioned the aircraft’s existence amid Paris and London press coverage.
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Crash Kills Airman Panns at Le Bourget Air Show
A crash at the Paris Le Bourget air show claimed the life of Airman Panns and injured several others. Officials report a bomber type aircraft went down during the display with three crewmen aboard.
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Paris
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BSS
Canberra Airport Anxious Decade For World’s Worst Status
A fragment notes Canberra Airport facing another decade amid claims by Frank Cranston that it ranks among the world’s worst. The text references political and military tensions, economic issues, and local observations about travel and infrastructure.
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Notatin
Frank Cranston
Calwell Delays Visit Amid Budget Session Ties
The article reports that Federal Leader Calwell postpones a planned trip. He intends to attend the Budget session in Parliament and notes Singapore plans would wait until after September. Other strands mention party meetings and parliamentary tabs.
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