Denial of justice sparks PNG Public Service bid for review
PORT MORESBY Wednesday. An emergency meeting of the Papua New Guinea Public Service Association branded a denial of elementary justice. The PSA council rejected any review of Arbitrator Mr G Matthews judgment on indigenous public service salary rates. It said no practical way exists to revisit current arbitration to adjust local officer pay. The denial of the remedy remains, but other action may be pursued.
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Teate News Report From Guiana Rechyts Pari
Fragmentary OCR text describes a wartime or aviation event with references to locations China Korea Asia and a time citation. Names and specifics are unclear due to corruption. core idea mentions a flight or test at a given time with references to a region and an observer.
Holden Plan For 122 Million Plant In South Australia
General Motors Holden plans a 124 million plant at Woodville to produce automatic gearboxes and transmissions in Australia. The project aims to create up to 280 new jobs and reduce imports while noting current captive production at Holden's Melbourne facility.
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Holden's Pty Ltd
Auomatic Car
Iraneistons
Burnt
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Umit
Jn Siher
Woodvillee
South Australia
Australia
South Austra
Gm-H
Austral
Woodville
GMGHT
Max E. Wilson
Melebourne
Brutus the dog enlisted for Vietnam tracking duty
A dog named Brutus, once involved in a sheep incident at Federal Golf Club near Canberra, has entered obedience training and is being prepared as a tracking dog for service in Vietnam. The former owner, Mr S Ry Hut Chinon, was fined $3 for damages. Brutus is undergoing training at Ingleburn, Sydney, with a possible army assignment after completing schooling.
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S Ry Hut Chinon
Muga Way
Red Hill
Canberra
Sessions
Mitchinson
Bearis
Army
Insleburn
Vietnam
Canberra Forecast Marks Hottest Day Of The Year
The city is expected to reach a top of 93 degrees today with possible thunderstorms and showers developing after noon. Yesterday’s high was around 92 degrees, recorded at 4 40 pm.
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Canberra
Catholic high school fees in ACT likely to rise next year
NSW Canberra Goulburn archdiocese says four Canberra Catholic high schools may raise annual fees next year if Commonwealth aid sought by ACT Catholic education authorities is not granted. Current deficits and debt cited as factors, with the Catholic Girls High School Braddon listing fees ranging from 84 to 150 plus book and other charges.
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Cannerra
Earher
ACT Roman Guihole Educaion
Gorton
Nsw
Canberra- Goulburn
Archdiicese
Board of Education
Canberra
College
Dickson
St Edmunds College
Griffith
Braddon
Catholic Education Ofical
View General of the Church
Monsignor Favier
McNamara resignation sparks fears of tougher Vietnam effort
Congressional sources say the likely resignation of US Defence Secretary Robert McNamara could harden the Vietnam war stance. President Johnson declined comment while Senators Kennedy Pell Mansfield urged staying. Udall suggested no major policy shift. The move follows McNamara’s looming exit as World Bank president nominee.
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Washington
Associated Press
Robert McNamara
McNamara
Johnson
World Bank
Canberra
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Congress
Catharne Pell
Rhode Island
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Stewart Udall
Pentagon
Defence
North Vietnam
McNamacn
Pentingus
Hawk tipped as McNamara exit sparks war policy debate
Washington readers see McNamara's departure as a possible shift in Vietnam strategy with generals and hawks favored by quicker victory. Westmoreland and Mansfield weigh in on civilian control. White House denies policy rifts while predicting broader implications for Nixon or other successors. Page 28 note hints at future World Bank post.
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Washington
Hawks
Rise in ACT hepatitis cases reported this month
Health officials in the ACT announced 44 hepatitis cases this month, about four times the previous year’s monthly average. The yearly total reached 216 with one month left, surpassing the prior worst year of 196 with 281. Notifications in Queanbeyan numbered 45 in six months. four Yass children were infected this month. The department urged improved personal hygiene, especially hand washing before meals.
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Departent of Health Aident of Health
Queanbeyan
Yass
Health Department
Canberra's St John the Baptist building to be restored as monument
Negotiations between the Department of the Interior and St John the Baptist Church trustees aim to restore Canberra's St John's School building to its original condition. If agreed the church will open it for public inspection as a monument while maintaining the structure.
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Department of the Interior
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Church of St John the Baptist, Reid
Quaress
St John’s School
Neinge HS
Frederick “Watson
Canterea
St John’s Scout Troop
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