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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 01, 1964

Page

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Fire risk rises in ACT season warns official

Bush Fire Central Officer J H Kellow warned residents that hot dry weather has accelerated fire danger in the ACT. He urged caution with open fires and cigarettes noting rain may only temporarily ease conditions, and that the season could worsen despite late expectations.

A.C.T J. H. Kellow Janary

Fire causes £20,000 loss at McEwans Canberra site

Fire at McEwans Canberra Pty Sites Civic caused damage estimated around £20,000. An earlier stock loss valuation of about £2,000 could rise to over £5,000, with building damage put between £15,000 and £… water damage. Despite upstairs charred wreckage the ground floor operated as usual. A fire sale was planned.

McEwans Canberra Sites Civic

Two Boys Charged In Vandalism And Theft Case

Two boys aged 5 and 4 appeared in Canberran Berra Children's Court today on charges of damaging windows and stealing a motor vehicle. They were remanded until Friday after the prosecutor, Constable J. Cavanagh, indicated no objection.

Mr. Dermes Can. Berra Children’s Court Clirk’s Manuro Mall Dayal Jemnes Oun Mall Mu 1 Coussin Lice Const J. Cavanagh

Australian airline labor dispute averted as union withdraws

Indonesian transport workers union withdrew action after Qantas agreed to address obligations toward redundant employees. The development followed an earlier attempt to ban operations.

P.reuters Deby Qantas Dundant Rien

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World tributes as Churchill turns ninety years old

Tributes flood in from Britain and abroad as Sir Winston Churchill reaches his 90th birthday. Crowds gather outside his London townhouse and Westerham residence while a ceremonial feast and a 12 foot cake prepared by Floris highlight the day. Messages from Queen and Prime Minister Wilson echo a global homage to his leadership and life.

Sir Winston Lady Churchill London Hyde Park Clementine Hekery Floris Royal St Mary St Wineston Woodford Winston New Zealand Mr. Holyoake Alwayes Paris Fom Capacity For Action M. Churchill New York Daily News Winnie Tra

Spaak seeks protection for Congo whites amid crisis

Spaak urged Belgian diplomat Kenyatta to shield 500 to 800 white residents facing murder or torture in the Congo. He argued the Stanleyville mercy drop lacked military aim and warned further parachute evacuations could fail or cause disaster. Belgians in rebel zones numbered about 40 localities, risking large troop actions.

The Congo Mr. Kenyatta M. Spaak Stanleyville M. Spank Tshomibe Pench de Gaulle Peet Pavilis Wamba

Six hour ascent to Bungonia cliff rescue

Rescuers spent six hours lifting a 22 year old Tasmanian climber from a narrow ledge 1000 feet up the Bungonia Gorge after she slipped during a speleological expedition. Miss Susan Salier of Scottsdale, Tasmania, was carried on a makeshift stretcher to safety and taken to Gowland Base Hospital with injuries.

Bungonia Gorge Susan Salter Scottsdale Tasmania Gowland Canberra Times Nn Sydney University Misa Salier Salier Cums Goncassians Shoalhaven Maye Evens Bungonia Man “Tse-tung Peking Tully Fen Bungonia Testa Kenya Pitkis Af Jten Sydney Federa Access New York Mer Qniaillen Chona United Late Ln Assint Mt. Bungonia Nations General Assembly

Canberra wedding ceremony at St John the Baptist Church

A Canberra wedding at St John the Baptist Church of England in Reid will begin at 2:30 PM with 160 guests including Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies and Dame Pattie Menzies. The ceremony features district figures from England and Australia, with a full choir and local dignitaries attending the service and reception at Government House.

St. John the Baptist Church of England Reid Government House Yarralumla Sydney Lake Bathurst Bungendore Lye Danty Anne Sidney Lucy Sid Ney Penelope Morgan Giles Camilla Morgan Giles Tych Gate Hampshire England Canberra Mall Cundy Robert Mengies Pattie Menzies Calwell Governo New South Wales Sirjand Reane House Eric Woodward Greeee Woodward Berra Grammar School Victoria Sir Rohan Norwich Lady Dela Ford Frances St. John’s Delacombe Elizabeth Peig Turner Grammar Norma Buckman Acton John Mitchell Tonsaida H.R. Gough G.l J. R. Watch Goulburn Lovell Campbell K. J. Clements Minsj R.A.A.P Fairbairn Wilbraham St. John's Church Catherine Sidney Elizabeth Campbell Deakin Jynette Moncrieff Queanbeyan Julie Clark Parkes Helen Bridge

Australia pledges support amid Indonesia-Malaysia tensions

Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies said Australia would stand by its pledge to help Malaysia and defend regional allies as Indonesian attacks grow, linking Australia’s forces to the Southeast Asian Treaty. He spoke during a Senate campaign appearance in Tasmania.

Indonesia Malaysia Robert Menzies Australia Sir Robert Senate Tasmania Thailand South Vietnam China Robert Brisbane Labor Colwell Rockhampton

Johnson to discuss Vietnam with U.S. envoy

President Johnson, back from Texas, will meet Ambassador Maxwell Taylor in Washington to review the Vietnam situation. Taylor is reportedly carrying recommendations for extending U.S. operations, including possible bombing of North Vietnamese and Laotian targets.

Washington P.reuter Johnson White House Texas Vietnam Sitilyon Maxwell Taylor Taylor U.S North Vietnam Laos

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