Pilots Strike Ends After Private Talks in Melbourne
After two hours of private talks in Melbourne led by Mr Justice Kirby the pilots strike ended. TAA and Ansett-ANA resumed services slowly Canberra offices saw rushes for seats as talks aim to finish salary hearings by December 19. The parties will reconvene after the New Year to settle remaining issues.
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Meyco-Eays
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Concilation and Arbitration Commission
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Australian Firms Win Overseas Contracts
Australian manufacturers win tenders worth about £365000 for machinery and equipment to New Zealand Vietnam and other countries. Contracts include drainage board items electrical transformers cranes and supplies of dried fruits. The awards aim to boost export earnings and introduce new Australian workers to the Indian state government project.
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Caniea
Jursaay
McEwen
New Zealand
Vietnam
Cherie Hutch (Nz) Drainage Board
Mckwen
Oil From Seabed Reported Near New Guinea Gulf
PORT MORESBY reports crude oil bubbling from the seabed in the Iwon Gulf near Lae. Captain E Killman and several officers aboard the West Pacific vessel Citos observed surface bubbles for about 20 minutes off the anchorage about four miles from Lae.
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Port Moresby
Thursby
Reuter
Iwon Gulf
Lae
New Guinea Courier
Citos
Aru E. Killman
WBE
Most Schreiner Employees To Be Re-engaged
Karl Schreiner Pty. Ltd. will re employ most retrenched workers following a meeting with Building Trades Group officers. The decision aligns with small building contracts and new tenders from the Department of Works. If the overtime ban is lifted, all staff may work Saturdays through Christmas.
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Karl Schreiner
Schreiner
A. Brown
Lunch scene at Australian Manufactures meeting
Wives of delegates attend a luncheon yesterday hosted by the Australian Associated Chambers of Manufactures at the Hotel Canberra. Among the attendees are Mrs. A. M. Hamilton wife of the South Africa High Commissioner Lady Carrington wife of the UK High Commissioner Mr. A. H. J. Lovink wife of the Dutch ambassador and Mrs. N. Robinson and Mrs. J. M. Burnett.
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Australian Associated Chambers of Manufactures
A. M. Hamilton
South Africa
Lady Carrington
A. H. J. Lovink
Netherlands
N. Robertson
J. M. Burnett
Canberra
Election Day Hotel Ban To Stay
Sydney government will not amend liquor laws to permit hotels to open on election days. Officials said any change would require reopening the liquor act and would be near the general elections next year. Sections likely to be decided end of March or April as Parliament adjourns for Christmas and resumes in February.
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Poland
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Tass
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Japanese Crown Prince Akihito To Marry Commoner Shoda
Crown Prince Akihito's engagement to Michiko Shoda is formally approved by the Imperial Council. The 24 year old commoner will be the first to marry into the Imperial family in 2816 years, with marriage possibly next year and a palace planned for the couple.
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Imperial Council
Akihito
Michiko Shoda
Daughene
Shoda
Hirohito
Misa Shoda
Berlin Crisis Pushes Western Powers to Show Resolve
A long dated report notes Soviet notes to East Germany on Berlin and frontiers, with Western ambassadors summoned to Moscow. Khrushchev prepares a press conference on Berlin, while Bonn faces panic over Dulles remarks on dealing with East Germany. Macmillan signals possible diplomacy amid shifting Allied positions.
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Gromyko
West Germany
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Ussr
Germany
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Khrushchev
Russia
East Berlin
Dailies
West Berlin
United Press International
Dulles
Lonam Chiime
Great Briain
Macmillan
Choice Of New Archbishop Between Five
Sydney selectees narrowed to five candidates for the city’s next archbishop. The Australians are Loane Hilliard Kerle, and the English contenders are Gough Wood. Wood’s name tops discussion for final list.
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Sydney
Iskop Hilliard
Syed and
Administeris
He Bisl
Nsw
Galloping inflation warned by UK experts
UK economists warn that creeping inflation is accelerating toward galloping rates. Harold Howitt and three top officials say rising import prices, wage slowdowns, and profit declines present a window to boost productivity to stabilize prices.
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Harold Howitt
Harald Stold
Brig
Harold
Asea
Seould
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