ACTU Plans to Meet Ministers Over Arbitration Act Crisis
ACTU officials in Melbourne say they will meet Federal Attorney General Bowen and Minister for Labour and National Service Bury with ACTU president A E Monk secretary A J Souter and vice president J Potrig to discuss the penal powers of the Arbitration Act amid widespread strikes and protests. A release requests royal relief for Mrs O Shea and broader union fines. Public disruptions spread from Perth to Brisbane, affecting transport, industry and construction as unions threaten 24 hour stoppages if the matter remains unsettled.
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ACTU
Melbourne
Bowen
Labour and National Service
Bury
A.E. Monk
A. J. Souter
J. Potrig
Sydney
O'Shea
Victorian Tramway Employees Association
Perth
Brisbane
Victoria
Victorian
Trades Hall Council
Australia
My O'Shea
Jpm
Ty Gigherra
Transport
Violence devastates Kuala Lumpur as curfews rise
Kuala Lumpur endures three days of racial clashes with shops burned and security forces patrolling as government imposes 24 hour curfews. Death toll climbs amid martial law measures and talks of a national emergency council. British officials report calls for aid as riots widen across West Malaysia.
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Kuala Lumpur
Nota
Derpita
Aabtet
Sam Om
Radio Malaysia
Inter
Tanta Abdul Ranman
untitled fragment from late news item
unreadable OCR fragment details a collision and injuries involving several people at a zone event. mentions names loosely and a medical response.
Americans put peace plan in Paris briefed on Vietcong talks
In Paris AP reports Nixon's peace plan on the table as negotiations with Vietnam proceed. Lodge stresses US readiness to be flexible while Thuy and the National Liberation Front reject mutual withdrawal. Both sides frame terms, with US urging calm and careful handling of a potential settlement.
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Paris
United States
Nixon
Vietnam
Eaiher
Lodge
Narh Visinum
Me Xuan Thuy
National Literatian
Feont
Tran Bue Kiger Tosh
Patillian
Thuy
Nort Vietn
Soviet flag planted on Venus after 130 day voyage
The Soviet Union completed a 130 day mission to Venus covering 29 million miles and delivered a symbolic flag bearing Lenin to the planet. The craft entered Venusian atmosphere through dense carbon dioxide and made a ceremonial plantings with the Soviet Union's insignia. The event marks a notable achievement in space exploration amid Cold War era competition.
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Moscow
Reutey
Soviet “Union
Venus
Melbourne riot disrupts night near Olympic Park
Disruptions and riots erupted after a day of disturbances outside a local commission bailine. Police clashed with demonstrators as 4 M8FCR ninjas and stillet reached the scene. Two men were arrested for offensive behaviour and Mr Joseph Cox, 54, was admitted to Royal Melbourne Hospital.
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Olympic Park
Imesting
O’shen Hd
Joseph Cox
Royal Melbourne Hospital
NSW settles after industrial stoppage with protests at court
Sydney reports normalcy returning after a five day stoppage disrupts transport and vital services. Unionists and university students staged wild protests outside the Commonwealth Industrial Court offices on Elizabeth Street, marching toward the court as police managed the scene near Hyde Park.
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Commonwealth Industrial Court
Martin
Ing
Tai
Hyde Bark
ACTT union members to strike two hours next week
All ACTT union members except essential life-saving services will strike from midnight Tuesday to midnight Wednesday in support of Mr O Shea. About 12 000 to 14 000 workers will participate and stage gatherings on the lawn during work stoppage.
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ACTT
O'Shea
Mde
Agtmergency
Meen
Exateria Trades and Labour Chineil
Neveu
Wal
Jongong
Queenan
Dusing
Melbourne strikes paralyze city amid power outages
Melbourne faced a major strike with thousands of workers deployed to return home as blackouts affected about 10 000 people. Rail services suffered from power failures while demonstrators clashed near the commission building. Police guarded the venue as union leaders claimed action and transport officials prepared for further disruptions.
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Melbourne
Attikine
Sity
House Tn
Sydney Bus Union Meeting Pledges Wider Industrial Action
A meeting of the Bus Employees Union in Sydney authorised further pages of pay protests next Monday. Union officials and ACTU officers prepared to meet with 000 members as 20 other unions pledged support. The protest involved 2,600 water front workers idle in Sydney, with widespread participation from construction and mining sectors. Thousands of NSW commuters faced disruption as transport links, including rail and ferries, were affected during the stoppage. A deputation led by P Chaney met with Commonwealth and state authorities to seek resolution.
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O'Shea
ACTU
Ane Tits
Emen
Onichf
A. Walkeoft
Siydney
Evens
Wollan
Kramport
Nsw
Ansport
Stereiny
Building Workers 'Indusrial Union
P. Chaney
Canberra ministers clash over depur tition and strike impacts
Parliament House briefing sees six ministers and ten lawmakers briefed as discussions fail to deter a looming strike. ACT TLC chief warns unions face penalties if action proceeds, while milk and petrol deliveries are not expected to stop though hotels may close and bread supply could be disrupted. Banking and postal sectors mull union talks as services warn of possible outages on Wednesday.
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AlLinipos
TLE
Raj
Istlal
Banking Rade
Fastigi
Aftikine
Avid
Aborigine land claim deemed not frivolous in NT ruling
A Northern Territory Supreme Court decision yesterday ruled an Aborigine land claim not frivolous amid takings for a Mullion project near Gove. The ruling comes as political figures in Canberra push for senate action next month, with party executives reviewing the request.
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Alain
Avompings Ragatvint
Gove
Northern Territory
Act
Proner
Inna
ATP
Senate
Canberra
Twenlay
Features Begin Today on Saturday Pages by Maurice Danlors
Alan Fitzucratt starts weekly calls on the Saturday features page. Weir's Wold hosts Batharine Rephurn in an Academy Award nominated interview. The discussion centers on the object she knows herself and its significance.
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Alan Fitzucratt
Honether
Weir’ Wold
Maurice Danlors
Bnleeview Wells Academy — Awardwinning
Batharine Rephurn
Accounts page entry outlines payment center and timing
The document notes a payment center for accounts with a Monday deadline at the Intering faran location. It mentions an office and related items including media and broadcasting references, with classified and real estate index pages noted.
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Faran
Ae Nulerlian
Freeth cautions on Australia stance on West Irian
Freeth told Canberra that he never used the term approve in discussing Australia’s attitude to Indonesia’s self determination plan in West Irian later this year. He warned Australia should avoid heavy handed intervention as Jakarta proceeds. He said Indonesia’s approach would be tested but Australia would not increase troop deployments.
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Raval
Chines Mambots
AL Trance
Stine
Agrsed
Fearstakeruahinal 1S
Davern
Malaysia
Axsnomied Mess
Tin Razak
Razak
Freeth
Australia
Indonesia
West Irian
Canberra
Jakarta
China
Seato
Maliysia
The Clash Between God s Law and Civil Law
A religious tract argues for obedience to God s law over civil authority, recounting early Christian persecution under Roman rule. It insists believers must choose God before civil laws, condemning forced conformity and urging faithful disobedience when civil law contradicts divine command. The piece promotes church views and invites reader correspondence to a church center and mailing address.
Local Post Aides Face Highs and Crashes Reported
Fragmented OCR notes describe postal workers, a crash, and a price or wage figure amid unclear names and places. The readable elements point to a report involving post office staff and an incident with a vehicle.
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