Judge signs beer strike order in hotel in Canberra
Kerr signs nisi orders at Canberra hotel calling on Sydney brewery unions to show cause why they should not be restrained from continuing the strike. Hearing set for next Wednesday in the Commonwealth Industrial Court as unions face legal action over the beer dispute. Local hotels report draught beer shortages, with many venues relying on bottle stocks as the strike bites.
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Sydney
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Canberra
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ACT
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Wridgeway
Commonwealth Industrial Court
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Fong
Erik
T_T Ludeke
Harris Tey-Atlaw
Canberr
Mont Clube
Christman
Eyide Wall
Gas train blast wrecks near Yass injures none
A gas cylinder explosion on a burning goods train near Yass caused a massive blaze and structural damage but no injuries among three railway workers. The driver, fireman and guard uncoupled a hot braking truck as others fought to control the flames. authorities valued the damage at around 800000 dollars and traffic on the Sydney to Melbourne corridor was delayed for hours.
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Coolalie
Yau
Allan O'Donnell
Paing
Sydney
Albury
Melbourne
Aurora
Spirit of Progress
Australian jockey freed after appeal reduces penalty
Paris court upholds appeal by Australian jockey Billy Pyers who was jailed for a year for careless riding. The penalty is reduced to a fine of 2000 francs and Pyers, who has served a month in custody, will be released today.
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Aap Reuter
Billy Pyers
Freneh Labour Sass Pyer
Rioters clash with police in New York protest
Thousands of antisvar demonstrators clashed with police in New York as they tried to picket Secretary of State Rusk. About two thousand officers blocked the route to the address at the venue. Demonstrators disrupted traffic, shouted protests, and waved placards. Several officers were injured in the clashes.
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New York
Rusk
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Rusk Ch
Fragmentary Late News Item About Othes
A distorted OCR fragment reports a late news item with scattered letters and unclear names. The readable bits mention a place, a date, and a general event tone but lack coherent details or identifiable persons or organizations. The record preserves the partial references without inventing facts.
Youngs enter cut-price field in Canberra Queanbeyan area
J B Young Ltd, with a large Canberra Queanbeyan grocery turnover, opens The Owl Discount Market in Queanbeyan as a subsidiary. The store offers thousands of items many below other prices and aims to keep costs near cost with fast turnover. Wardle of Tom Wardle predicts undercutting rivals, but profits remain slim around five cents per dollar.
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Db Young Ltd
Tom Wardle
Fyshivick
Bunda Street
Civic
Young
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Lid
Owl
Morrissett Street
Queanbeyan
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Procery
Amell
Theodorakis Admits Plot Against Greece Regime
Greek composer Mikis Theodorakis admitted plotting to overthrow the army backed regime in a statement to a military court. He said he sought to restore parliamentary life and would use armed conflict if necessary to achieve it, according to World News Service reports.
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Aap-Reuter
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Greece
Ie Suerment
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Tejanowpho
Boitieh Broadcasting Corporation
World News Service
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Greek Politicien
Australian carrier joins hunt for nine day missing boat
The Australian carrier Melbourne was asked to search for a 25 launch missing for nine days with three men aboard off Suva. The vessel, on a fishing trip, is believed blown north east by high winds. Melbourne loaded new naval aircraft at San Diego and will call at Suva on Friday en route to Sydney. A Fiji naval liaison officer appealed for aid in the search.
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San Diego
Siva
Sydney
Fiji
Minister Drops Catholic School Plan for ACT Children
The Minister for the Interior Mr Nixon withdrew plans to admit about 200 Catholic children to Pearce and Torrens State primary schools for one term next year citing risk of a strike by the ACT Teachers Association. Catholic authorities voiced disappointment yet accepted the decision as necessary. A conference of Catholic education officials was convened to seek a partial solution and temporary non school arrangements were being explored.
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ACF Teachers Association
Nixon
Catholic Education Office
E. Favier
Canberra-Goulburn
T. V. Cahill
Monsignor Favier
Curtin Catholic School
ACT Teachers Association
NSW Teachers Federation
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ACT Association
NSW Teachers Federation Council
Faber
NSW ‘Teachers Federation
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Awoeia
Iin
Department of the Interior
My Nixon
Cathay Education
Marist Brothers School
Pearce
Pearce Curhalig
NSW Education Department
Pearce and
Torrens
Five may meet to discuss defence says PM Perth
In Perth Prime Minister Holt said a five nation conference might be held early next year to discuss defence of Malaysia and Singapore. Britain Australia New Zealand Malaysia and Singapore had not yet agreed. The idea was informal and not a formal proposal.
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Holt
Malaysia
Singapore
Slain
Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Wilton
Vietnam
Senate
Snowy Mountains hit by wild weather and fires
Overnight storms and a string of bushfires disrupted the Snowy Mountains area. High winds, 60.4C day peak, and 2 inches of rain at elevations above 5500 feet powered a topsy turvy weather pattern. Fire crews fought blazes across Burrinjuck and Cooma regions as near 40 towns reported rain.
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Snowy Mountains
Council bans 26 unions in Melbourne reports
The Trades Hall Council in Melbourne bans twenty six unions as part of a broad action. An inquiry in England hears a railway inspector describe seven recent track faults near a disastrous train crash site.
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Melbourne
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England
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