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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Sep 19, 1966
Page
1
Union No to Wage Terms for Aborigines in Darwin
The North Australian Workers Union rejects the wage terms accepted by the Australian Council of Trade Unions for aboriginal stockmen. Observers expect a long, hard industrial battle as the union overrules earlier support and signals readiness to push the issue. Officials discuss the implications for aborigines, pastoralists, and a potential broad strike or pressure on award wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin
North Australian Workers Union
Australian Council of Trade Unions
Carrol
Plyducers Council
Davey
Pointiens
Mir
Accon
Apa
Harel
Car
Federal Council
Abor
Sian Davey
Melbourne
All Communion
Gunning fund nears 1000 target amid canvassing drive
The Gunning committee seeking funds for five year old Christopher Luck mobilized door to door campaigns across Gunning Shire with Canberra Sydney and Goulburn donors contributing. Despite garbled OCR details, organizers expect to surpass the 61 000 target as local residents rally to support the youngster amid health and transport concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Luck
Ballecions
Gunning Shire
Commie l
Canberra
Sydney
Gontburn
Mikachi
Lone
Fearon
Duley Wernen
Sada
M.C .Harper
Christopher Lick
Ind
Hadeen
Transport Department
Harper War
Hoy
Ate
Shane Paltridge
Sena
George McLeay
Red Hill escape and China India clash in tense exchanges
Chinese government rejects India protests and accuses New Delhi of imperialism while Shanghai Red Guards stage antisoviet actions and vandalize symbols. Pravda reports Red Guards beat rivals as East Germany warns of brutal terror. tensions widen with China moving troops toward Canton and criticizing Western allies amid a broader revolutionary upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
India
Nda
Sikkin
Itel Nut
Teles
United States
Soviet Union
Shanghai
Red Guards
Bravo
Pushkin
Russia
Friendship Palace
Pravdlu
Berfie
East Germany
Peki
Nesvion
Soci
Communist Party
Meavda
Prava
Map Tse-tung
Fred
Ames
Peking
Commanist
Eastworld
Germany
Moscow
Canton
Jence
Red
Jacy Gualds
iMer
Chen Yi
Rhodesians Expect Republic Declaration on Nov 11
Salisbury reports growing opinion that Mr Jan Smith will declare Rhodesia a republic around November 11, the first anniversary of his seizure of independence from Britain. The anticipated move follows a year of political shift and international reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Jan Smith
Rhodesia
Britain
Rhodesia sanctions and unrest discussed at Commonwealth talks
A Rhodesian influence debate swirled around a Commonwealth conference with rumours of near agreement. Police at Canberra reported tensions as editors warned of sanctions and political shifts affecting Rhodesia, while discussions touched on UN actions and potential measures amid violence concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling” Canin
Salisbury
Guarda
Peking
Melbourne
United Nations
Rhodesia
Canberra
Rhodes
Transformation Police Report On Youth Case In Canberra
A police spokesman discusses a 7 year old youth held at a detention centre amid rededication remarks and wartime like secrecy. Statements reference Prime Ministers and Canberra events while observers describe the scene as the country addresses public safety and youth welfare amid a chaotic week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Bowdan
Red Hill
Naid
Celend Saarson
Smith
Elwyn Jones
Emnor
Humphrey Gite
Canberra
Lowa
Sydney Ater Bell
Lismore
Seudesia
Seni
Halworth
Coor-ipinia
Bemmighi Deze
Jeparit's thistle spire unveiled in Melbourne ceremony
The Sir Robert Menzies spire was unveiled at Jeparit with the former Prime Minister and 22 members of the Menvicechi party present. A public feeling followed a committee forming, $3,000 raised in four weeks, and approval given for the monument. The 70s steel spire features a bronze thistle top and will glow purple at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Robert Menzies
teparit_textay
The
Menvicechi Prevent
Sir Robert
Robert
McEwen
Immagraven
Opperman
Might
Fort Eile
Fraser salutes Menzies with tale of Polish refugee
The Member for Eden Monaro Mr A D Fraser shared a light hearted broadcast tale about Sir Robert Menzies. He recalled a Polish refugee family arriving in Canberra needing help and an interpreter. The woman later found herself in Parliament House pleading for back pension payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden - Monaro
A. D. Fraser
Sir Robert Menzies
Wis
Fraser
Lepairs
Poland
Queanbeyan
Waleanpe
Fanguaee
King's Hall
Parliament House
Menzies
Omother Neople
Robert
Plot alleged among top Reds to oust Mao
News reports claim a denouncement by Red Flag signals a major power struggle within Chinese leadership. Liu Shao chi and other sites purportedly lead the faction against Mao while ideological conflict deepens. China denounces U S reconnaissance flights near the Vietnam border as provocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mao
Liu Shao-chi
China
Carrieg Mao
United States
Hingchou
Chungtse
North Vietnam
New China News Agency
Peking under Fire From Pravda Cultural Revolution Export
Pravda the official Soviet newspaper accuses the Peking regime of planning to export its cultural revolution beyond China’s borders, signaling escalation in cross border ideological strife and foreign policy tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
AAP
Soviet Communist Party
Pravda
Peking
China
Australian Prime Minister Holt Stops in Sydney En Route Home
The Australian Prime Minister Mr Holt visited en route from the Commonwealth Conference and is due to arrive in Lindon. He will reach Sydney tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honglulu
Mr Holt
Lindon
Sydney
Mass starvation claims in Lombok amid famine reports
Official figures released yesterday report about 10,000 deaths on Lombok island between last November and April in Bamboks and surrounding villages. Dr Yusuf and a survey team cite 34 villages in the famine belt, with 10 deaths in 6 months per 7,000 population in one subset, warning further starvation without aid and predicting up to 190,000 could starve by December if relief is late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apri
Bamboks
von. Poe
Heland
Sland
Yusuf
Imeuter
German Starfighter crashes near Fort Luke Air Base
The Defence Ministry said a West German Starfighter crashed in Arizona yesterday near Fort Luke Air Base. It was the 63rd loss in German service, with five seats on the jet and the American trainer aboard injured. The crash follows earlier incidents since Luftwaffe delivery in 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Defence Ministry
Sec
Fort Luke
Art American
Geri
Luftwafte
Concorde costs up and delegates gather in New York
The Anglo French Concorde passenger jet cost estimates rose above the original five million. Delegates gathering in New York for the open session of the UN General Assembly on Tuesday faced stormy weather as the Bay of Biscay crew and Canberra crew members arrived safely in a Spanish port.
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South Vietnam
New York
UN General ‘Assembly
Seman
Negra
Grenada
Missisippi
Paar
Trimurad Highway
Lng
Bay of Biscay
Canberra
Spanish
Pat
Momen
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