Snowy engineers sue for loss of career and benefits
The Association of Prospective Engineers of Australia filed a claim in Melbourne with the Public Service Arbitrator seeking 3 million dollars in compensation for Snowy Mountains Authority engineers. They allege loss of career, retrenchment pay, and related entitlements if Snowy Mountains Hydro Electric Scheme completion delays endanger their positions.
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Association of Protecsirmal Engineers of Australia
Menbers White
Snowy Mountains Authority
Melbourne
Public Service
APEA
Snowy Mountains
Assassination Fallout Dominates South African News
Officials condemn the assassination and vow to honor Verwoerd with a state funeral in Pretoria. The debate centers on policy retrenchment and white minority rule as South Africa grieves. Strong ties to Namibian and Mozambican concerns described amid reflection on Snowy Mountain protests and government stance.
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Newlands
Caf
Wimuiria
People of Australia
South Africa
Irene
de Verwoerd
Aimee Me Perethit
Paires
Ranedom
SMA
Johannesburg
APEA
Matt Branco Chic
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Sirvesors Erpiere East
Atrica Brmughtemen
Cereus Eyre
Clarks
Frm
Snowe
Purence Marques
Mort Phous
Procediies
Mlozamnigie
Snowy Mountains
Grieek
Paraiguese
Ahd
Tesis
National Party
Verwoerd
Dr Verwoerd
Veranerd
Pretoria
Sackings at brick works
Government brickworks at Yarra Normal will dismiss about a fifth of its staff today. About 20 men will lose their jobs as production cuts hit Canberran brick output. The plant cites overprodn and weak demand from builders for Canberra red bricks as the cause.
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Yarra- Normla
Canberra
Commonwealth
Beick
Canberray Ltd
Tepresennarves
High Court hears ACT lease dispute over Canberra hotel site
The High Court began hearing a case by a Sydney firm seeking to restrain the Minister for the Interior from resuming a site in Canberra. The lease, held since June 1962 for a multi storey hotel, faced extensions and time suspicions as government delays continued. Reports note work stoppages and brick stockpiling, with reactions from ACT representatives and Canberra officials.
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Sydney
High Court of Australia
Iment Hay
Cence
Anthony
Press Association High
Zambia denounces Britain's self-determination stance at Commonwealth talks
Zambia's Foreign Minister Simon Kapwepwe told Commonwealth leaders that Britain's six self-determination principles no longer apply. He urged stronger action and warned sanctions against Rhodesia would only work with broader support, criticizing South Africa and Portugal for blocking effective measures.
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Zambia
Simon Kapwepwe
Commonwealth
Britain
Wilson
Alia
Rhodesia
Arnold
Ith
Canada
Marley
Vol Kapwepwe
Kormasey
Kepwepwe
South Africa
Atri
Kapwepwe
Age
Security Tightens at Commonwealth Conference in London
Police tightened security at Marlborough House for a Commonwealth Prime Ministers meeting amid turbulent notes on Rhodesia South Africa and sanctions. The report outlines economic pressure, potential policy shifts and regional responses involving Rhodesia and Portugal as delegates weigh actions and outcomes.
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London
Leedon
Marlborough House
Verwoerd Yeerdag
Holt
Commonwealth Radio
Sydney Archbishop Loane reduces salary and expenses
In Sydney a new Archbishop, the Most Rev M Loane, ordered a cut of over 5000 pounds in his salary and expenses. The standing committee approved that the Archbishop will receive 8000 pounds yearly plus use of a residence, with a 4000 pound annual stipend for the Archbishop’s office. The diocese will maintain a car and a contribution to the diocese, and a review is planned after 12 months.
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Sydney
M. Loane
Loane
Eourt
Darling Point
Iquires
Loune
Katerseat
Late News Fragment Briefly Reconstructed
Fragmentary OCR text mentions unclear local items with names and numbers. The readable parts show scattered terms like Conard and a string of unrelated tokens, lacking coherent events or identifications to form a complete news item. The record preserves minimal readable entities without a clear action or outcome.
Liner Burns in Dock After Fire Off Coast
A German passenger liner Hanseatic suffered a engine room blaze while docked. All aboard were evacuated safely by rescue ships and helicopters as flames spread. Danish and Norwegian vessels assisted in the firefighting efforts amid a storm and high seas.
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New York
Coast Guard Vaid
Hanseatic
Hoday
Denmark
Europe
Ska
Perak
Darisn
Watersiders May Get Eight Thousand Pension Plan
Talks on permanent employment for watersiders began after National Industry Conference chairman E A Woodward unveiled interim progress. The plan would create weekly hire for regular waterside workers in major ports, with holding company and operational stevedore arrangements, plus a possible weekly pension of about $14 to $0 per week and a lump sum near 3000 for long service.
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Canberra
Olsson
E. A. Woodward
Woodward
Sion
Tne
TE Wad
Om. Ita
Dhce
Ibmier
Asia
Er Om
Em Eployers
Weld
Fragmented reads hint at gas plan and political mentions
scrambled notes reference a natural gas plan and Austra tia, pipelines, and an election atmosphere in South Vietnam, with Britain protesting over a British nun expelled from China. The page also notes theatre review, TV guide, finance, lottery, sports, and classifieds across multiple pages.
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Icience Ie
South Vietnam
Age
Britain
China
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