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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

May 17, 1963

Page

4

Unions Clash Over Firm Dispute After Dismissal

In a heated council session, disagreements over a Build ing Workers' Industrial Union representative dismissal were aired. The Arbitration Commission upheld the firing amid claims of foul language and prior trouble on projects. Union leaders warned of a potential smear campaign and possible further wage dispute appeals.

Building Workers’ Industrial Union B.w.lu G. A. Robinson Wirthily Gabamist Wicul R. A McDonnell

Japanese Students Tour Canberra Says City Will Grow

A group of 22 year old Japanese students visiting Canberra from April 8 to study Australia’s industry and culture called the city confusing but promising. They spent weeks inspecting Perth Adelaide and Melbourne plants and plan to return in ten years. They raised three million yen for the trip and aim to boost student exchange, with 15 Australians set to visit Japan in December.

Australia Perth Adelaide Melbourne Canberra Giichiro Ishizu Nobuhiko Yanagitsubo Katsuji Hattori Joe Kawashima Australian National University Canada Alaska Japan

Orion's hotel liner to anchor in Hamburg harbor

The 28 year old P and O Orient liner Orion of 23,696 tons arrived at Tilbury on the Thames ending her last voyage from Australia. Next month she will sail to Hamburg for a four month charter as a floating hotel at an international horticultural exhibition. Future plans undecided.

ORION London A.A. P Reuter O.orient Tilbury River Thames Australia Hamburg

King Baudouin and Queen Fabiola Tour London by Thames Barge

King Baudouin of Belgium and Queen Fabiola traveled by river to lunch in London's Guildhall on the second day of their state visit. The royal barge Nore glided past Westminster toward the Guildhall with the couple, shielding Fabiola from a cold breeze in a white mink coat.

London Reuter Baudouin Fabiola Nore Westminster Guildhall Tower of

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