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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Apr 23, 1964

Page

3

Freehold proposal sell-out sparks Northern Territory debate

The Henry George League laments a push to grant freehold to large Northern Territory tracts, calling it a sell-out of future generations. President Mel Morris told Parliament the plan reverses long discredited property tenure. Minister Barnes will consider but cannot decide policy at present.

Henry George League Northern Territory League Mel. H. Morris Hse Melbourne Territoris Barnes

Dawn Dawn Service Draws 9000 At Australian War Memorial

About 9,000 people are expected at the Anzac Dawn Ceremony of Remembrance at the Australian War Memorial. The service starts 5.30 am with Archdeacon Hill presiding, assisted by the Canberra Choral Society and band of the Royal Military College. Wreaths will be laid on the Stone of Remembrance by Mrs L W Cumpston and Commodore L S Stanners, with others laying wreaths at the French-Australian War Memorial at noon. Ex-servicemen and women will assemble in Reid Park at 9.40 am for the Anzac Day march to the Memorial, led by Governor-General Lord De Lisssle. The Royal Military College wreath-daving at Mount Pleasant is scheduled for 8.30 am.

Australian War Memorial Archdeacon FM. Hill Canberra Choral Society Royal Military College New Zealand Joint Services Canberra L. $. Stanners France M. J. L. F. Briere Rs.l League Reid Park War Memorial J Lord de Lissle A.C.T Returned Servicemen’s League D. W. Fillman Anzac Company Exservicemen Army Navy Air Force Allied Forces C. H., Finlay General Bridges Mount Pleasant J. R. Fraser Lab ACT Barton Forrest West Canberra J. L. Hazlett Kingston-Narrabundah

Buna Diorama Memorial Scene Depicts Buna 1942 Attack

Work on a new diorama for the Australian War Memorial began yesterday. The piece recreates the Buna attack in December 1942 when 18th Australian Infantry Brigade troops, veterans of Tobruk and Milne Bay, with tanks from the Second and Sixth Armoured Regiments, stormed Japanese bunkers. Melbourne sculptor Ray Ewers created it, his 17th diorama for the memorial, and will visit Canberra over the next two weeks to supervise final installation.

Try Buna New Guinea Tobruk Milne Bay Melbourne Ray Ewers Ewers Canberra

Road Status Lift Appeal to upgrade Gunning Queanbeyan link

The Goodradigbee Shire Council will approach the Department of Main Roads to raise the status of the road between Gunning and Queanbeyan. A deputation and a 400-signature petition prompted the move. Local Roman Catholic residents lack church services as priests will not travel the current road condition. Upgrading to a trunk road would require more maintenance funding.

Goulbu Department of Main Roads Gunning Queanbeyan Goodradigbee Gundaroo

Africans Held Capetown Under Detention Law

A total of 118 people detained under South Africa's 90 day detention law since January 21, including five African women and one white man, were reported by Minister of Justice Balthazar Vorster yesterday.

Capetown P.reuter Balthazar Vorster

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