Agora of Ioe O Many Little
In a fragmented OCR item readers glimpse a local column titled Agora of Ioe O Many Little. The readable lines hint at a community reflection or brief notes without a clear event or date.
01 Dec 1960
Page 1
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1960
Page
1
In a fragmented OCR item readers glimpse a local column titled Agora of Ioe O Many Little. The readable lines hint at a community reflection or brief notes without a clear event or date.
A fragment notes a cup event with numbers 29 and 14 and mentions lam and Bab. No full names or places are clear, but the text signals a sports or competition context with headline style hints.
A French and Australian survey team led by Dr Daniel Trumpy found promising oil prospects across Australia. The government plans to withhold detailed findings to prevent boom speculation while allowing rights holders to act. The study suggests potential annual oil value around £120 million, with strong economic implications.
Unrest spreads in the Congo as Premier Lumumba, seeking power, is hunted by military leader Colonel Mobutu. Reports place Lumumba’s whereabouts unclear while U.N. actions in New York seek urgent measures to quell the crisis and end UN peacekeeping operations.
The committee faulted the Public Service Board and the Treasury for delaying Auditor General reports. It urged early action to align commercial accounting for business activities within the Commonwealth public account and suggested presenting annual statements to Parliament. Page 3.
Sir William Hodson of the Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Authority attends a reception by Dr. H C Coombs Governor of the Reserve Bank at Hotel Canberra. About 50 bankers and officials gather before the Rural Liaison Service conference on irrigation opening today and running through Friday afternoon.
Rescue teams battled zero weather to free injured children after a bus collided near the railway station. Debris trail led into town as doctors and nurses reached victims hurled along by the impact. A tractor pulled wreckage to separate the bus. officials noted 44 people should have been aboard.
A Papua New Guinea Service clerk urged locals to seize European officers and Europeans, a police prosecutor told Central Police Court. Leonard Cooper, 24, is charged with sedition for remarks urging violence and expulsion of Europeans, made in September after returning from leave. He was remanded in custody as the court awaited the final warrant.
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