03 Apr 1965
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 03, 1965
Page
1
Police charged an Australian university student with offensive behaviour during a speech at Garema Place on The Need Tar Place and Tolerance event last night.
A pending move is planned to dismiss the Kosciusko State Parks Trust from office. The push targets removal amid accusations and governance concerns.
LONDON reports a former tennis player, aged 42, was found dead at a hotel today. Police released a preliminary statement: the death appears non-suspicious and a coroner will conduct a post mortem.
Australia has sold about one fifth of its current wheat crop in two large deals with Russia and China. The shipments, totaling around two million tons, could earn Australia £45 million to £51 million, with discussions on price and stabilisation schemes continuing as contracts extend into 1965.
The National Capital Development Commission will reveal its plans for traffic in the city within the next two weeks as the Chamber of Commerce considers one way street and parking rules for Hoime Street and Ainslie Avenue to ease congestion and improve flow.
The Premier of New South Wales seeks increased Commonwealth dairy subsidies to help drought stricken dairy farmers. The article notes discussions over relief measures and subsidy boosts as the crisis effects the sector.
AAP Reuters reports British police disclosed that 124 nonlethal tour incidents have occurred in the past five years as part of parliamentary questions. Officials, including Mr Greenwood, said most cases involved armed criminals and prison disturbances.
Twenty five years ago in Canberra a charity drive supported by the Far Wes Chilton Health Scheme raised funds at public events. Canberra Public Service Administration Group formed with about 100 members and a slate of officers led the new body.
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