Nurses Protest Pay Rise Demand in Sydney Rally
More than 3,000 nurses gathered at the Sydney Town Hall to protest the NSW Hospitals Commission and the government’s refusal to grant salary increases. Nurses marched 20 miles to the hall, then diverted buses to St Mary’s Cathedral amid chants of We want more pay. The NSW Nurses Association warned resignations would grow if wages remained stagnant, as delegates said hospital claims had been dismissed in five minutes. Meetings spread to Riverina Far West New England North Coast and Wollongong regions.
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Wolloween
China Rejects Soviet Call for Congress Invitation
China's Central Committee formally rejects the Soviet invitation to attend the Communist Party congress in Moscow. The March letter criticizes Moscow’s stance, accusing the Soviets of anti Chinese propaganda and obstruction while signaling possible wider rifts in the Communist movement.
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Air force chief resigns in Indonesia amid unclear motives
Singapore reports that Indonesian Air Force Chief Air Vice-Marshal Muljono Jivities has submitted his resignation amid a government gesture. President Sukarno is cited, with speculation over motives and references to a Soviet congress and internal party dealings. Noajadin is mentioned as a potential successor.
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AAP
Reuter
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AUC
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Win Sukarma
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Jetter
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Brien
Rialim Noajadin
Igning
Four MPs found guilty by ALP Federal Executive
The ALP Federal Executive yesterday ruled four Labor Parliamentarians guilty of breaking party rules and acting against ALP interests. The pairings included Allan Pease and J R Fraser with Kennelly and McG. Duthie, amid a broader clash with the party machine and moves ahead of a special conference.
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Shallot
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Altar
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Pravch
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Iselo
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Ali Lerson
Whitlai
Ramey
NSW Legislative Assembly
Mallamie
Mallam
Labor Party
Maender
Whitlam
Stramitiog Se Authority Vna
Inge
Dili
Brigade Refuses Fire Over Municipality Boundary
The Yass Fire Brigade refused to attend a burning truck on the Barton Highway near Yass due to it being outside the municipality. Clayton and R. Clayton of Queanbeyan said the brigade would not have saved the truck anyway. The blaze blocked traffic for over thirty minutes while locals with farm equipment fought the flames. Fire experts blamed defective wiring and questioned municipal policy on out‑of‑area responses.
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Barton Highway
Yassile
Clayton Brothers
Batlow
Tojof
Quila
Papal Anglican talks spark mixed church commission plan
After speeches, leaders and clergy from Greek Orthodox, Methodist, Presbyterian and Lutheran churches applaud as the Pope and Dr Ramsey embrace. A private talk followed to pursue co operation between Roman Catholic and Anglican churches, aiming to form a mixed commission. The visit included discussion of South Vietnam, national service, and potential church ties in Australia with political backing.
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Lar Ramsey
Goolgepih
South Vietnam
Ramsey
Holt
Heater
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ALP
Vietnam
Mamey
Ron All’Souls Anglican
Britain
U S to the rescue in aid request from stranded ship
An official said a Soviet flagged vessel stranded near Anila asked the United States for a loan to buy food and provisions. The State Department confirmed the request had been referred to Pacific authorities as the 62 crew members awaited relief.
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Pope and Archbishop Ramsey Meet in Rome
In Rome the Pope welcomed Archbishop of Canterbury Michael Ramsey for the first official Catholic Anglican leaders’ meeting since the 16th century. The encounter began with a brief private talk in the Hall of Vestments near the Sistine Chapel.
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Dean Reuter
Michael Ramsey
Sistine Chapel
Nine workers killed in Polish construction collapse
Nine construction workers died when a concrete structure collapsed in Southern Poland near Warsaw on Wednesday. Rescue teams worked through the debris as authorities investigated the incident and possible causes.
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Warsaw
Sompene Wiee Chew
Poland
Owed millions drive diplomats from Diak fada
Fragmentary OCR notes report that owed millions by Chinese diplomats trigger a mass departure from Diak fada amid a power shift recounted across pages 30 and 31. Names and exact figures are unclear in the readable text.
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