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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Apr 24, 1965

Page

1

Japanese steel group to buy Western Australia iron pellets

Perth Friday report states Japanese steel industry plans to purchase 71.4 million tons of iron ore pellets from Western Australia. Mitsui Trading and partners will hold sizable equity, with joint ventures to supply Kobe River region and related railway links. The project anticipates significant plant development and Polish style refining capacity, creating a large export stream from Agnew and nearby mines.

Perth Indus Western Australia Rie Wea Innote Aghivurian Cleveland Cliffs Mitsui Trading, Coy Japan Kerialy Pern Ing Company Gririek Agnew Piv Lilveil Cleveland Kobe

Prize to ACT pianist Pamela Teed wins 1963 real concert fund prize

Pamela Te Never gained first prize in the 1963 Australian Real Concert fund competition. Maurice Johnstone awarded her the prize of 2100 pounds for playing Beethovens Sonatina and works by Puccini Schumann and Chopin. Rhonddlay Gillespie from New South Wales won second prize with Chopin and Schumann pieces in a festival intended to aid Australian music students.

London Crnberma Pamela Te Atetrian Real Livan Willy Hex Beelhaven Suin Boal Maurice Johnstone Vietnting Cal Me Mimi Schimann Ball Piachat Rhiondlay Gillespie New Soul Wales Amd Hal Risin

Students censure university senate after marathon session

After a 24hour meeting, Lyancs University Students' Representative Council passes a resolution condemning the Provisional Board decision. The senate debate draws near-unanimous student backing as leaders push for further action and disclosure of information.

Lyancs University Students’ Representative Council

Swiss Ambassador to New Zealand Named

A Swiss envoy Fyteit von Graffentied was announced as the Swiss Ambassador to New Zealand by the Prime Sinister Me Ty wieevorrle. The May 3 finale meeting drew interest from the whair and Professorial Board, with uncertainties over whether they will proceed to appoint or refer the issue to the Board for reconsideration.

Wellington Fyteit von Graffentied New Zealand Wieevorrle Swhlehey Ikeic

Anzac Ode by High Commissioner for Ceylon Debuts

Major-General Anton Muttakumara’s Anzac ode, written while he studied violin and Persian, will premiere at the Anzac Jubilee ceremony at the Australian War Memorial. The composition, prepared for the Anzacs in wartime, is to be conducted by Colonel Newman with a public performance planned tomorrow. Subsequent arrangements include Army directives and potential sharing with Australia’s government and music committees.

Ceylon Australia Anton Muttakumara Persia Wien Anas Aml Newman Dilke Molsnann Loncewer Von Eridaght Washington Aap-Rentes Mente Wetness Reveille Amd Chuiss Tefl Plana Vonight Prichere Js Sidney Vinish Sehich Roe ABC TV Scholes Canberra Pianet Johnson Hipilihe

Premio Hehe and the Worth China Week Folly

Fragmented OCR text points to a late news blurb mentioning Premio Hehe, Rawter Substantias, and Travelling capital cities amid noisy garble. Readable bits reference a week in Worth China and a vague, non-cohesive event.

Raid Pounds Hanoi Links In Deepest Assault Yet

Heavy air strikes pounded supply lines around Hanoi with missiles and explosive weapons. Reports say Vietnamese battalions near Da Nang and the Saigon area faced renewed bombardment as U.S. forces pressed a widening campaign, with allied troops reporting clashes along the demilitarized zones and on routes toward northern Thanh Hoa and Phu Yen.

Vietnam Aids Ameen Koti United Wows Inc Spakens Siiradt Akirinh Shearsella Tates lUik Americuis Aouin Tyne Peternae Anhies Ameyigny Gon J Horan Fiyght Excainie Pan Ieomass South Viena

Polish ham seized for sterility and unfit import

An official said Polish ham seized in Australia failed health checks and was deemed unsterile with deep fat. About 16 003 tons of consignments had been imported. health authorities aim to recover and tighten import controls. Minister Swartz stressed stronger tests and certification to prevent exotic diseases.

Enna Nsw Victoria Sid Tron Swartz New Zealand Swael Saht Constan Lekecks Met Leo Cer

Weather and event notes from Sydney and Carthorra

A rough forecast from a Wiender Bereaul spokesman in Sydney predicts a cool day with cloudy periods and possible rain. The report also mentions Allene Day ceremonies and parking arrangements with uncertain notes about rainfall points and a July month tally.

France Avoids SEATO Exercise Amid Vietnam Tensions

The Freel Navy reports France will not participate in the Seahorse naval exercise in the South China Sea, stating the French government fears press in London talks over Vietnam. An observer role is preserved for SE Asia discussions as AMACUIVE sources explain the decision taken.

Paris South China Sea Noyrce France de Conte South-east Asia Treaty Organisation London Vietnam Pakistan

GM-H defends Holden in tense page nine brief

Fragmented OCR summary notes GM-H defending Holden as part of a feature on Saturday. Mentions Prime Minister and critic tones, with scattered references to pages nine and three and a misread date or price. No clear event details or outcomes are identifiable from the readable text.

Jusiedim Ackers Netrossey Feaiues Promitent

Canberra 25 Years Ago A Storied Anniversary

The Canberra 25th anniversary of Allete Day was celebrated on Parliament steps. The Royal Canberra Golf Club hosted a prize event as D. Gibbons and EG. Doddrell earned notable recognitions. Celebrity artists led a Sunday concert while the University College’s annual commencement outlined moves toward a new Act.

EG. Doddrell Royal Canberra Golf Club

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