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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1958
Page
6
Qantas management and seven unions reached a postponement agreement delaying 19 dismissals planned for today. The workforce includes engineers electricians painters carpenters and cleaners. A further union meeting is set for tomorrow to decide next steps.
In Hobart Magistrate Court, Dr. Turnbull alleged two bribery offers related to a lottery licence. He claimed Fitzpatrick first offered 3 percent of profits, then £20,000 to the Labor Party for a licence. The Crown says Turnbull demanded £20,000 or £10,000 plus 6 percent for 10 years. Turnbull’s signed statement described calls and a dinner meeting at the Wret Point Hotel. The Labour guiding figures and the Premier were involved, and the hearing continued with legal guidance from the Solicitor General. The court resumes tomorrow.
General Salan, Algeria’s supreme military and civil commander, will fly to Paris tomorrow for talks with General De Gaulle. The trip marks his first to Paris since being summoned on June 2 and is part of planned government sessions addressing ongoing Algeria issues.
A twelve ship Soviet task force including a heavy cruiser and four submarines sailed from the Baltic west into the North Sea aimed toward joining the Arctic Fleet. Copenhagen naval sources reported late, with Oslo confirming passage south of Norway.
Fortune magazine forecasts the U.S. economy entering an upturn and predicts new records in total output and industrial production within a year as the economy shows signs of recovery.
Baudouin of Eupglans to-day charged Mon sieur Gaston Riyakeny, former Catholic Prime Minister, to form a Catholic cabinet. The Local Christian Party trails with no overall majority in the Lower House as Socialists and Liberals refuse to join a coalition. A Socialist Liberal coalition led by Achile Van Ackery was overthrown in the election.
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