Conciliation in Law Making Deliberations on Arbitration Bill
Australian unions push for deferment to study the proposed arbitration bill while government delays risk losing Senate support. The piece argues for nonpartisan industrial regulation, linking party conciliation to reform. It notes Privy Council appeals and High Court decisions affecting timing and strategy.
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Australan Congress of ‘Trades Unions
Iwater
Lahour
Senate
Privy Council
Argudt
Meaire
Tntu
Hospital expansion plan eyed for Canberra 172 beds by 1970
Canberra Community Hospital may gain 172 beds by 1970 to serve an estimated 59,000 residents, with cost projected at about £4.5 million for additions and £4 million for a complete hospital. A civil defence view and site suitability were discussed, along with long term bed adequacy.
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Parliamentary Committee On Public Works
Canberra Community Hospital
Boyden
Gippsland
Althout Shin
Civil Defence
Tre
Blether
Beatth
Department of Works
Canberra
Miles Awey
Ganborrs
Canberra Weather Forecast From Meteorological Station
Canberra region forecast today mostly cloudy with showers and clearing periods. Northerly winds tend to become westerly with a few scattered thunderstorm risks near the coast. Temperatures Canberra 58 to 68, Melbourne 75, Brisbane 89.
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Maxttiun
Canberra
Patrbslen
Tauklands
Crackyell
Goulburn
Gunhing
Yass
Cumberra
Queanbeyan
Burgenfore
Nimmitebet
Kiadra
Adaminaly
Solita
St Malbourne
Os Brisbane
Adaards
Hobart
Parliament debates aid roads and tax bills in session
In Parliament the House of Representatives met at 10.30 am yesterday and resumed the Commonwealth Aid Roads Bill after questions. The House will meet today at 10.30 am. The Senate met at 1 am and continued the Television and Broadcast Bill which was later adjourned. The Income Tax Bill and the Exports Insurance Payment Corporation Bill were introduced and adjourned.
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House of Representatives
House
Senate
Death Of Mr. B C Savage
The death occurred at Canterbury Community Hospital on Wednesday after a brief illness. Calvert Savage of Sicut, Geilmlche, is survived by his wife and family. Savage, 75, served at the R.A.L. for six years and was connected with grocery business in New Guinea and the Islands since 1947. He held posts with Thompson and Son, Ltd, and was manager of Gansperts Co operative. He later ran a newsagents shop in New York then New Guinea. He was a member of the Chicken's Service Club and former director of Mag Glnt and Cantons South Bowling Club, and a fellow of Lodge No. 0 Kip. Burial took place yesterday at Canberra Cemetery with a service at St Andrew's Cathedral.
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Bret Abbess
Afr
Bern
Calvert Savage
Sicut
Queenshend
Savage
Ty ‘Thompson and Sona Py, Ltd
Ara
Anetely Lal Manuka
Bougainville
Dresone
Toa My
Bavage
Oeer's
New
Yim
Chicken's Service Club
Mag Glnt
Cantons South Bowling Club
Alan
Coroner Talks Obscured View At Fatal Mount Crescent Crash
Coroner in Canberra inquiry hears trees blocked drivers view at Mount Crescent and Hingas Street intersection. Charles Cecil Morton 22 of Abden Street Ainslie died after four trucks and a car collided. Morton admitted to Canberra Community Hospital in serious condition. Two others injured. Adjourned to May.
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D. A. le Lievre
Mount Crescent
Hingas Street
Corntei
F.C Keane
Charles Cecil Morton
Abden Street
Ainslie
Mortan
Canberra
Conatable le Taevie
Morton Nas Bosn
Cuneora Community Hospital
Morgan
Abliry
Lisa
Parishioners Presentations To Bishop Arthur
In response to speeches at Bishop Arthur’s consecration as Assistant Bishop, parishioners and clergy praised his work and potential. Attendees included Jp. M. Moffat, Mrs. Atoffat, and others from Canberra Anglicans. The ceremony featured welcome songs, speeches, and gifts, with remarks on his leadership and duty to the diocese. The Bishop thanked the congregation and noted the broadening scope of his role.
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Ani
Arthue
John
Livia
Canberra
Shiney
A. Burgyaanit
Burgman
Ambaesarloy
United States
Jp. M. Moffat
Atoffat
G. Sutetiom
St. Ddtin’s
Cim
Foielor
Barker
Fiurishioner
Tebn’s
Pout
Tinos
Real
Sydney
Hishon
Backer
Arthur More Ui
A Borier
Fon Lenaif
Abeclerey
Canara
Visiting union leader denounces China amid dissent
A visiting union leader, through an interpreter, claims China slanders and denies reports of forced labor and political repression. He asserts freedom of speech and religion exist in China, rejects wholesale claims of labor camps, and discusses alleged parliamentary and party dynamics in the People's Congress.
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Spaech Anf
Cnaaao
Ubelrawa
China
Chig Sud
Ching
Howe
Bay Chim
Politienl
Chind
Chao Il
Chinese Worker Strikes and Industrial Talks Revealed
The article discusses Chinese workers' right to strike and the evolution of labor disputes through arbitration and conference. It notes comparisons with Australia and points to industrialization using modern methods, while detailing delegates and a mixed atmosphere at a hotel gathering with multilingual exchanges and occasional interruptions.
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Deen
Agin
Mir. Chao
Ik Sourtey
Tmn
Mueral
Spd
People's Congress
Suffocated In Fire In Hotel Bedroom
A smoke filled hotel room tragedy reports a man named Solomemniks aged 32 found in a corner as five men entered at 4 80 a m. The radiator burning allegedly ignited clothing and spread to the room. Firemen later arrived to extinguish the blaze with the survivor presumed dead in the corner.
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Indjans Suloemmiks
Runners to Carry Olympic Torch in Queanbeyan ACT
Applications open next Wednesday for outstanding runners from Queen De yan and the ACC to carry the Olympic Torch within the ACT in November. Preference to amateur athletes. selection to include two inner runners and a final exclusion process. A public meeting at Civile Centre will hear reports from sport bodies and government representatives.
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ST Ritner
Quen Deyan
ACC
Saery
Phils
Cannell
Fld. Quan
Te ‘Ganise
Telayeh
Aca Phe
Yas
Li Imats
Department of Works
Globe
Queanbeyan
Smith
Wwe
Queanevn
Vimmers
Limmners
Uke
Emres Mies
Yass
Reynetexsym Ete
Tunners
Elvie Coutie
Alung Whier Olympic
Sporting Urgumuisations
Yidun
Patton
SNC
Camberla
ACT Ath Jali Association
Taupuet
Siianbeyan
Yr. Smith
Murphy
Department +OF Ye Interior
Oliphant Praises Red Atom Research at Moscow Conference
Prof Oliphant and prominent American physicists praised Soviet atom research at a Moscow conference. Russians claimed a wide program and training of scientists, with observers noting Russia could be ahead in high energy physics and nuclear work.
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Prof. Oliphant
Red Atom Research
Moscow
Snupeay
Aap-Reuter
Trota
Moreva Oliphant
Isat Wight
Sovier
Professo Oliphant
Jes Ar Dean
Jon A
Jeval
Ite
Lauis Alvar
University of California
Russia
Risin
Mora
Selonit
Hruna Pantech Vo
Jesu
Tessa Birnie Recital Impresses Canberra Audience
Tessa Birnie gave a mixed program at the Albert Hall in Canberra. The first half featured Steely Haver's Sonata in Flat Major and Schubert, Debussy, and Chopin pieces, while the second offered Liszt and Schubert works with a restrained Chopin closer, charming the audience despite a hall about one third full. Her next recital is announced for Glenbrook.
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Tessa Hirnie
Albert Earl
Canberra
Noel Aft
Birate
Ynuitzes
Schubert
Prouper LY
Karl Schenkel
Debussy
Chopin
Debnesy
Birnie
Havel
Rehubert
Aponeores
Glenbrook
Too Soon To Bring Court To Canberra
A garbled report discusses delaying the arbitration court project in Melbourne and Canberra. It notes excavation progress, construction delays, and political debate over timing and site selection amid a government reshuffle and opposition comments.
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Canberra
Grocer’s License Transfer Ordered in Canberra Court
In Canberra a court yesterday issued a formal order transferring a grocer’s license. The order sets a hearing for Monday May 21 at 10 am and directs the licensee to be held at Block 7, Section 1, City, with Charles Ruck ard Werner named as managers.
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Campese
Thommen Lm
Canberra
Licrasinge
City
Charles Ruck
Ard Werner
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