South Africa faces three critical days before Republic
The article argues the May 31 Republic marks a point of potential crisis as passive resistance plans by the African National Congress loom. It warns that without restraint, government forces and white supporters risk triggering violence during a three day window, injuring reconciliation and deepening national strife.
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Slarpeville
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African National Congress
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Lawyer's Diary Who Pays For The Delivery
A buyer dispute over delivery costs prompts a lawyer to consider future practices. The seller explains bearing delivery expenses may be required to fulfill an order, while the buyer questions the duty to ship at cost. The exchange explores buyer and seller responsibilities and past refusals.
Air Marshal to Take New Post at Paris Air Show Farewell
Air Marshal Sir Frederick Selieauer is moving from Chief of the Air Staff since March and will be guest of honour at the Paris Air Show. A farewell dinner at Point Cook marks his departure before his official changeover. Air Vice Marshal Hancock will succeed as Air Officer Commanding Operational Command.
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Prederick Scherer
Air Staff
V. Hancock
Scouts Honour Chief's Memory in Austrich Recruitment
Governor-General Lord Dunrossil yesterday appointed Chief Scout of Australia. Scouts from Tree Sei and Oh Cantera troops attended a memorial event amid cold weather and fading ceremony.
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Austrisia
Tree Sei
Oh Cantera
Danger At School Crossing On Wattle Street Lyneham
A Letters To The Editor urges stronger safety actions at the Wattle Street crossing near Lyneham's high school. It argues drivers speed, parking and crossing visibility threaten children and calls for a 100 crossing, permanent warning signs, police presence at peak hours and student traffic monitors.
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Ong
Wattle
Lyneham
Rio
Frastreset
Scrivener
Waille Shevis
Week In Westminster Sees Call For More Committee Chairs
Derek Moon argues that government inquiries rely on a rotating cast of top committee chairs. He cites Royal Commissions into taxation and monetary systems and notes repeated appointments to the same names, urging structural reform and clearer leadership.
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Canmailice
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Visto
Conference of Bank Managers Attended by Kingston Branch Chief
Mr Rex Pye manager of the Kingston branch of the Commonwealth Bank attends a conference of branch managers in Bowral from Tune to 3. The General Manager of the Commonwealth Development Bank, Mr Callaghan, will also attend the conference.
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Kingston
Sommonwcelth Bank
Bowral
Commonwealth Development Bank
8 B, Callaghan
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