Australian Seamen's Union Refuses to Handle Vietnam Ship

The Week Vol. 5, No. 10, c. 10 March 1966 · p. 11 of the scan · 74 words

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The Federal Executive of the weamen's ‘nion, 2.V. Elliot, has refused to wan an Australian ship taking military su plies to Vietnam. br. #lliot said that he had been approached by azents of the Commonwealth government who said it was intended to send the australian National Line ship 'Boonaroo'! to Vietnam. The ship was to leave Sydney on lay 19th with a cargo of tractors, trailers, ordnance stores, building material, barbed wire and sandbags.