Cairns Opposes Any DLP Labor Negotiations
The Federal Labor MP for Yarra Dr Cairns said he opposed any “holes in comer” talks with the DLP. He stated no discussions had occurred on his behalf and that such talks require ALP conference approval. Senator McManus denied involvement by Whitlam or Cairns but claimed some ALP members supported a unity plan.
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Yarra
Dr Cairns
DLP
Labor Party
ALP
Knwnsledge
DEP
Cairns
Senator McManis
Tmo
McManus
Whitlam
Chir
Objector Denis O'Donnell Becomes Army Clerk at Brisbane
Private Denis O'Donnell the national service objector is posted to Victoria Barracks Brisbane as a clerk. An Army spokesman said he will serve at a unit that will enable more effective service, at No Cadet Brigade HQ which oversees Queensland school cadets. He previously trained at Canungra, where he was fined ten dollars for disobeying an order and granted stand-down leave until posting.
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Brisbane
Denis O'Donnell
National Service
Victoria Barracks
Army
O'Donnell
Queensland
Spa
Canungra
May 355. Out of work in May in Canberra district
At end of last month 255 people registered for employment in the Canberra office area covering ACT and Yarromumla Shire. Of these 215 were men and 140 were women. There were 267 registered vacancies, 184 for men and 83 for women. In May last year 249 registered for reemployment and 232 vacancies were listed.
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Canberra
Act
Yarromiumla
ACT Law Society to answer ACT law reform criticisms
The ACT Law Society plans a formal reply today to Attorney General Bowen’s criticisms of its law reform report. Council members drafted the reply after meeting last night, with society president K P O Leary saying the statement would be public next week.
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ACT Law Society
Bowen
K.P. O'Leary
Rowen
ACT
Reform Commission
ACT Advisory Council
J. Leedman
Law Society
G. Walsh
United
Zealand
R. Fraser
Blair
Holyoake
Avia
New Zealand
Wellington
United States
Credit
Wage increase bid rejected by New Zealand court
Wellington reports that the New Zealand Court of Arbitration refused the first wage rise request in 27 years. The 47.4 percent claim by the New Zealand Carpenters Union was to cover rising living costs after government economic measures and currency devaluation. The ruling did not impose a wage freeze, with mixed opinions from judges and representatives. The decision highlighted NZ’s need to restore economic strength amid inflation and policy actions.
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Wellington
New Zealand Court of Arbitration
New Zealand
A. P. Blair
New Zealand Carpenters Union
Federation of Labour
Tises
Employers' Representative
Horan
ACT Commonwealth Coocili
Gener
Austral
Jeserday
Tafruas
One Society of Australia
S@cTetry
Wil
Rtttuan
Tellhalia
Moscow
Federatog
Doug Ce
Anthony
Australis
Minag-Ie el
ACT RISES FOR TRADES DRAFT LAWS ADVANCE
The ACT plans a special drafting section to craft laws addressing ACT law, aiming for rapid progress within weeks. Attorney-General IM Bowen announced the establishment of a four-man team to steer the initiative and set the agenda for the new perme draft.
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IM Bowen
Snedden to go on overseas tour with month long visits
A minister for immigration Me Snedden will lead a month long overseas tour during the winter recess. He plans to meet with Sweden Denmark Finland Turkey Ireland Britain and the United States to discuss migration movement of migrants and refugees. He will confer with officials in Washington and London on passage of refugees and related migration issues.
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Imo
World Watch
Denmark
Sweden
Finland
Turkey
Iraly
Britain
United States
Snedden
Dunmfart
Maly
Washington
Europe
Fortune Telling Miner Wins Big Amid Lottery News
Mr Maximilian Janiszewski of O’Connor Canberra hit a 312000 jackpot after a 248 draw and a recent 24000 win. His son Christopher 21 and daughter Yvonne 17 rushed to the Belconnen site to share the news as the family planned to bring his sister from Walsaw to live with them. The family, imported from Poland 1.5 years ago, celebrated with champagne.
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Janzewski
Wattle Street
O'Connor
Christopher
Yvonne
Belconnen
Taniszewski
Kennedy
Robert Kenney
Janszewski
Walewska
Warsaw
Canberra
Janiszewski
Australia
Poland
Liberal MPs Warn of Growing Student Unrest in Melbourne
Australian MP Edward St John warned of rising student protests turning violent, saying revolt against authority is global and could hit Melbourne universities soon. He criticized youth for seeking own say while noting Labour and Liberal parties push for free speech yet impose conformity. Colleague Andrew Peacock, returning from eight weeks abroad, warned similar actions could occur in Australia, though more avenues exist for grievances.
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Melbourne
Australia
Edward St John
Liberal
Nsw
Constitutional Club
Yim
St Joh
Paris
Sejob
Andrew Peacock
Vic
Peacock
Geneva
Rotern
England
France
Monash Divides As Students Vote To Dissolve SRC
Monash University Students Representative Council voted to dissolve itself next week to form a new student governance body. Several thousand students attended meetings protesting university administration, disrupting lectures as police stood by to prevent possible rioting.
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Melbourne
Monash University
Tralian
WDIEN
GRC
Rudenta
SRC
Eliet
RMU
Gm Ie
SUNY
Guy
Imai Ou
Dent Alt
University
Matheson
Uni
Monash
Aborigine exploita tion claim sparks NT wage debate
Aboriginal leader Dexter Daniels told Melbourne workers that about 300 stockmen on three northern Territory cattle stations Wigon Mountain Valley and Miniron were still not earning award wages. He said workers were paid fortnightly at rates below 80 dollars and demanded government action through the Northern Australian Workers Union. Daniels urged minister Wentworth to act, criticizing inaction and noting recent wage rights won by white workers.
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Melbourne
Northern Territory
Dexter Daniels
F‘ Daniels
Saint
Wigon
Mountain Valley
Miniron
Daniels
Thei
Northern Australian Workers Union
Mr Wentworth
Mir” Weororth
Wentworth
Kathy Mystery at Dundas Migrant Hostel Sparks City Alarm
Kathy Wrethman, 24, is at the Dundas Migrant Hostel where a tense night led to a city-wide search by police after she screamed for help and pointed to a hole in a chain-link fence. Her father described a violent struggle and officials say the case remains unresolved.
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Sydney
Crysroteasan
Kathy Wrethman
Wretman
Daushier
Kathy
Dundas
Armed guard after escape attempt at Pentridge Gaol
Three prisoners Killick Porton and Cormick failed to break out near the main entrance. They were placed under maximum security guard with armed officers at all times. An officer was injured by a hacksaw blade bite and treated in hospital. The trio barricaded themselves in a dormitory before surrendering after more than two hours and will be held in iso division until charges.
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Melbourne
Pentridge
Act Sampanica WY
John Reginald Killick
John Porton
Daryl Eric Cormick
Langi Kul Kat
Beaufort
He. Gaol
Pendiary
Co 69
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