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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 31, 1968
Page
4
Chilean Mines Minister Alejandra Vales Janjorive said the world copper market faces readjustment. He noted ongoing conversations on how to bring flexibility to pricing and marketing while balancing producer and consumer interests amid market instability.
The London Stock Exchange voted no to full membership for women. Only 663 men supported the measure, while 1,336 voted against. An official from the Professional and Business Women Federation called the result a setback, noting Canada and the U.S. exchanges progress. Women in stockbroking remain limited to non-partner roles as attachments.
Esso-BHP reports minor hydrocarbon shows below gas zone at Barracouta offshore field. Findings could indicate oil or enhanced gas discovery as operations push deeper with wildcat drilling and planned offshore pipe laying. Weather delays and reef-zone preparations temper progress while partners assess potential development in Gippsland coast area.
Profit figures show Realty D.1 improving over four years with interim dividends steady at four percent. Directors noted mixed sentiment on leverage and mining exposure while tax and unearned capital gains drew attention amid upcoming May share market activity.
The Associated Chambers of Commerce of Australia warns inflationary tendencies require counter measures, with potential heavier general taxes on the way. The discussion touches on government expenditure, bank acceptances, and corporate holdings as factors shaping demand, inflation, and policy response.
A partial, garbled notice states that 93 percent of general credits and shares were involved, with transfers and lapsed liens after a specified date. It notes that buyers of shares on the open market may participate in the offer, but the bank reserves the right to close the offer at any time.
The article discusses Australia’s stance on Special Drawing Rights and the global currency system. It notes dwindling gold reserves, the rise of the UN dollar, and moves by Britain, the United States, and France toward a revised reserve asset framework. It highlights debates on how SDRs could influence world trade and monetary stability.
Clarence River plans a drilling structure aimed at seismic work in the concession area. The company proposes forfeited shares redistributed among contributing shareholders, with a 3 for 10 ratio and reserve calls after payment. Chairman Me H. Gregory was cited alongside Forster Wid in outlining these moves to advance the exploration program.
Esso Australia announces a seven percent interest rate on a new $30 million debenture issue. The move signals a planned debt offering to fund ongoing operations amid rising financing costs.
A summary of Servan-Schreiber’s analysis and a Belgian study contrasting U.S. and European company profits. It highlights higher U.S. profitability, labor productivity, capital mobility, lower administrative costs, and stronger R and D investment in America. European costs, capital access, and specialization yield smaller margins and greater cyclicality.
Walter Shapowlof attempts to increase his stake in Talcott Factors Ltd as an overseas firm signals interest in a controlling share. Talcott directors announce a 40 cents a share open offer via Mutual Life and Citizens Assurance Company, with 18 4 percent held by Shapowlof and associates. The bid remains open until June with stock exchange clearance noted and no formal pledge to Talcott shareholders.
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