Suez closure costs loom for Australian freight
The Overseas Shipping Representative Association warns a five per cent surcharge on Australia Europe freight would barely cover losses from Suez Canal disruption. Chairman Mr D Stilwell said the canal may stay closed until August or September, with possible continued denial to British ships.
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Sydney
Australia
Europe
Suez
Overseas Shipping Representive Association
Asscision
D. Stilwell
Munsterband
Stilwell
Spakesmiih
Cinbertalijye Syer
Patra
Austraetosgéa
Austraetosgéa, Gul Fo. Cover Lin Pare
New
Althaughy
Jen Pou
Vna Sannin
Helene
RAAF
Stockholm
Sweden
Sulwell
Tookeike
Seh Wah
Patrol Kills Five in Vietnam War Dispatch
An infantry patrol in Vietnam reports heavy losses with five killed and details of a naval and air response. The report notes engagements near Phuoc Tuy and mentions Australian and American units, including Royal Australian Air Force helicopters supporting sinking and evacuation efforts.
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Patrol
Vietnam
Five day week backed by Australian unions and officials
The Australinn Council Of Salaried and Professional Associations backs a five day working week. They say proposals from postal unions are reasonable and should be accepted by the Federal Government. The report notes tanker owners and counter facilities facing shortages while oil transport resists disruption amid Cape Town fueling tensions.
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Meliourne
Australinn Council of Salaried
Wile Tami
Acspa Sic
Miolns Syesuiy
Npt
Laini
Ue Suez Crisia
Ehimkenwioc
Grim
Bess Eed
Salt Ar William
Ioase
Contercla
MF Williams
Gvef
Fay
Cape Town
Parachutist falls to death near Damian
A young parachutist died after a 250001 foot fall near Damian. Witnesses report failed reserve parachute deployment and no open emergency pack. Police will identify the deceased after notification of relatives in England.
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Sydney
Damian
Onnseen
Main Parseing
Ghulina Cea
Erat
Pital
Police
Rade
Araft
Navbes Chuir
Naime
England
Miss Australia Margaret Rabin Tours World, Returns
Adelaide Sunday Miss Australia Margaret Rabin returns from ten weeks across fifteen countries with vast experiences and no marriage proposals. She describes dancing on tables in a German beer hall and bowling poker machines in Las Vegas while noting men remain similar at social events worldwide. She prepares four months of duties at home and a regional tour ending October 26 in Brisbane.
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Adelaide
Australia
Margaret Rabin
Hill
Margaret Robin
Las Vegas
Greece
Tony
Rohan
Miss Rohan
South Australia
Ehe
Victoria
Queensland
Tasmania
Brisbane
Accountants Congress Discusses Auditor Responsibility
The Chartered Accountants Research Society panel argues for expanded auditor duties beyond post hoc opinions. They urge amendments to the Companies Act to empower auditors to evaluate management control and report to shareholders with clear, useful, and independent findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiditor
Adequate Checks Raised Amid Past Big Company Failures
Discussion in Canberra centers on whether the parent company should be considered adequate for group audits. Insitute president A B Cleland notes ongoing legislation and amendments, with groups weighing safeguards and independence of auditors. Proposals include ensuring subsidiaries' accounts show real profits and aligning penalties with offences.
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Seversl
Insitute of Chartered Accountants In
Australia
A. B. Cleland
Canberr
Cleland Iaikeu
Will Tepphers
Chae
Teescatch
Come
Pany Collie
Wen Ruldedi
Wheeler
Audi
Moon Men Test Announces Secret Craft Arrival Plan
A reported top secret mission outlines a simulated approach to the moon. The unnamed manned spacecraft, associated with the US National Aeronautics Space Administration, will conduct a series of tests from Canhérea nest in the coming week.
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Marceaft
Canhérea
Mann
Tremirerath
Supyr-Covne
US Nations
Aeronautics Wil Space Administration
Amerfen
War censorship move rejected by ACT RSL congress
The ACT annual congress of the Returned and Services League rejected a motion to end television pictures of Australian forces in combat, deeming it censorship. The debate touched on viewing rights, media access, and the potential impact on war reporting and veterans’ views, with further discussion planned at the national congress in Melbourne.
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ACT
RSL
Aus
Honeysuckle Creek
Ibutiie Svenes
Helfoyce
Canberra
NASA
Helio Anoter
Gaddird
Tle
Carl Ts
Hoyas
Abe
Apollslerr
Ial Wen
Fort National Congress
Melbourne
Eucaton
Yui
Sericeme
Joyce Ed
CMF
Tneir
CME
North Coast flood plan assessment referenced by NSW minister
The NSW Minister for Conservation My Beale outlined tonight that the assessment of recent floods in the North Coast river valley would be included in the water resources reports. The plan mentions repairs along the river system and measures to ease flooding across Sydney and North Shore regions.
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Sydney
Aung
North Coast River Valley
Nsw
My Beale
North Coast Rivers
Migrants seek UN action at Melbourne hostel meeting
A small gathering at the Preston migrant hostel urged the United Nations to press for better hostel conditions. The group also decided to oppose government migration officials in the upcoming election campaign.
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UN Melbourne
Preston Imigemt
United Nations
Slo
Ketch Tiki LIT Battered Upon Towing Into Auckland
Auckland harbour saw the ketch Tiki LIT towed in today battered and bloodstained. Brisbane busingsyman Mr H C Jenyns positively identified the vessel as South Pa, confirming the incident's latest details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Brisbane
H.C. Jenyns
Auckland Harbour
Teachers to protest to PM over national education funding
Readable fragments show a nationwide protest by teachers organized by the Australian Teachers Federation. Telegrams will urge Prime Minister Holt to establish urgent education funding, coinciding with the Premiers conference in Canberra. District surveys in NSW and ACT report overcrowded schools, staff shortages, and inadequate social welfare support.
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Holt
Commonwealth
Seh
Australia
Australian Peachers Federation
Canberra
NSW Teachers Federation
DL Beswick
Edolion
Tor Educatio
New South Watley Teachers Federation
Jr. Smilin
The
Hectors
Savey
Resuhes
C. Bugman
Tiken
South Pacific
Powest Ponueymerment
Moham
Inion
Narra
Ainslie Nsw
Frurby
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Army
Jennifer Ann Bours
Casses Fraine
Motbauene
Elmore
Virton
Douglas
Minger
Mis Manggiret
Bohiut
Accountants’ Congress
R. H. Alder
J. D. Mein
McA. R
N. Riphte
Ik Sas
Wenicent
Prevent Lhw
Gertsin
Gawd Brenna
Granville Allen Mawer
Richard Rigby
Australian National University Theatre Group
Tseir Musicehall
Students Union
Colonies
North
Mr Jenyns
Jenyns
Tirishune
Jeayns Phans
Sas Mae
Fhnerior
Scully
Parkes
CoUner
Whylie Hanby Roberts
Kingston
Dunstan
Alllynd GriMuh
Lister
the Ketch
Walsh
Suningon
O’connor
Ghia
Winter Millinery
Sylvia Parsons
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