Students Occupy A N A Meeting Room Protest at Report
Australian National University students occupied the Mills Room of the Chancery building to demand immediate implementation of a student report. They barricaded the building after a recent meeting about student grievances and the stalled recommendations.
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Sir John Kerr delays Sydney ceremony amid Lady Kerr illness
Lae Governor-Lener Sir John Kerr cancels planned ceremony in Sydney citing Lady Kerr’s poor health. Official secretary David Smith reported she is receiving treatment at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital since last Thursday. Ambassador-designate Terence Mundi to present credentials to Sir John in a private resident ceremony.
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Suency
Lady
Japanese car firm seeks to curb Australia imports
A Tokyo based Toyota subsidiary plans export adjustments to slow Australian imports. The action aims to blunt Australia’s push to widen trade with other suppliers and protect local industry as the company raises domestic production and shifts supply lines.
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Japan
Tokyo
Australia
Quarrymen told to end strike
Sydney report states State Conciliation Commissioner Mr Burns ordered NSW quarry workers to resume work immediately under their award. AWU claims to be settled later. workers faced a wage rise of about 6.80 to 8 shillings daily for plant operators with further increases pending. The union leader criticized the decision while noting broader industry concerns.
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Threatened $25 wage rise delay fuels Newcastle dispute
A disrupted local notice reports Federated Engine Trade and Finance Association plans a wage rise for Newcastle area workers. Bevan Hehoneton urged a 1 clock tonight order to suspend action after a Monday decision. Officials warned that any stalled pay increase could trigger broader labor action and extended stoppages in the sector.
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Heath's yacht Morning Cloud sinks off Sussex coast
Two crew members are missing after the 13 metre racing yacht Morning Cloud, owned by Prime Minister Heath, capsized in rough seas off the south English coast near Shoreham. Five survived and were ashore at Brighton after drifting. A Navy search and helicopter rescue followed as two men from Laverstoke and Croydon districts were named. Heath planned to visit hospital in Brighton to see crew members in hospital for exposure.
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Miriel Cummings Mai Kionhea
Berkey
Ir Christeopher Chad
Lavertom
Gua
Tld
ALP endorses stronger federal state communication drive
Five of the Australian Labor Party's executive from various states backed a push for improved communication and consultation between Federal Ministers and State ALP branches. They endorsed a campaign to coordinate party activities, with a plan to deploy federal officers as needed to enhance liaison between levels. The meeting also approved outreach to Socialist International for a broader international outlook.
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Alp
Buschess
Che
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AEP
Campulsa Comnutes
Pat Effeccive
Boll
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State Wa
Feder
David She
Ater
Suje Lalor
Devs Wal Mace
Sryits
Insley
Nsw
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Trauport
Verse
Eicellon
Inters
Avatratia
Discussion delayed on reconsidering long‑standing ALD decision
An attempt was made to have the executive reconsider a past decision involving a former member from Tat rmanigy Ae FLW Hor ine. The plan sought action by the executive committee in 1975, but only nine members supported a discussion after six abstained. Tarendinens accreditation was refused, and the matter was moved to the executive lines. In 1968 he was expelled for alleged offenses damaging to the ALD.
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Tat Rmanigy
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P N G National Service plan outlines changes in education
Papua New Guinea plans compulsory national service next year with a new five year system to guide higher education selection. A universal primary education for eight years and a school starting age of six are proposed. Dr Reuben Taurekay presented blueprints to Cabinet, detailing one year of national youth service for form three and five, plus two years of educational service. Immediate start is ruled out due to cost, with an estimated $307 million needed from a $335 million budget.
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Five to a car order upheld by judge at Cranley Spice
The court upheld a five to a car order affecting workers at the Cranley Spice Tracking Station. The dispute involved 40 staff who faced potential retrenchment as contractors manage costs. Arbitration Commission heard arguments on safety, budget limits, and worker conditions amid pressure to keep operations staffed.
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Ts National Aeroines Aid Bunce
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Fondhe Workera War
Car imports reach new peak in Australia July intake
A record 17,092 fully assembled cars were imported into Australia in July, valued at 31.6 million pounds, as foreign manufacturers boost Australia sales. A vehicle industry union delegation met the Minister for Manufacturing in Canberra seeking quotas on fully assembled Japanese cars amid concerns over employment in the Australian passenger motor vehicle trade.
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Japanese car imports reach July record highs
Commodities data show July imports from Japan, West Germany, Italy and the United Kingdom hit peak levels. Japan led with 12,661 cars, near May’s 12,661 total, as UK and West German shipments also rose, while overall figures reflected a strong automotive influx. Government reports and industry commission findings discussed potential policy changes to sustain or adjust this trend.
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Ile Presious
Germany
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Mainline aid in bank loan scheme
A garbled wartime era article notes a government backed bank loan scheme linked to federal guarantees. It mentions Labor policies and legislative assembly activities, referencing Canberra and Australian University notes, with scattered names and topics across pages.
Sea union head says fund will not be frozen
The Sea Seamen's UnionFederal secretary EV Elliott said the fund, valued at about 250000, would not be frozen by the ACTU. It was raised to aid Viet Nam reconstruction Aborigines and independence movements. The ACTU pledged no funds to the account pending inquiry. The unions also stated they would not support foreign-ship crews paying fore to operate, and noted payments from Australian Mills Ltd to assist ships.
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Heating oil price hike at BP Dickson service station
A BP Dickson service station sold heating oil at 36c a gallon, about 5c above the rate to home customers. A spokesman said the higher price reflected delivery and handling fees and that the policy involved distributing supply to service stations. A Department of the Capital Territory spokesman said there was no price control under the act.
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