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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 09, 1967
Page
6
Garry Raffaele reviews Beatles new release Walrus and Goodbye with psychedelic imagery and vivid harmony notes. He compares the track to their recent musical direction, praising the orchestral depth and rhythmic bursts while noting price concerns and availability in shops.
A dispute arises over casting for The Avengers as American networks push to feature Diana Rigg alongside Linda Thasanine or another heroine. The London Daily Sketch notes ABC seeks Rigg to appease U.S. audiences, while producers weigh costs and global reception amid funding concerns.
Fragmentary OCR note suggests readers discuss a Great Star Treat with clues in a Monday answer. Text is unclear with many stray words and names.
An OCR fragment shows scattered letters and names lacking context or clear events. No coherent action, dates, or places are identifiable to confirm a readable news item or obituary.
A garbled TV guide fragment lists Channel 3 with names like Carl and Natines and Channel 7 items including Test Partin and Van Dyke. The unreadable OCR yields scattered show and host references, with no clear schedule or cohesive program details.
Scribbled notes show scattered references to times dates and places including Saturday Sunday forecasts and music details. Mentions of Rae and MeYa and various locations imply a cluttered page with weather signals and minor notices rather than a clear single story.
Overview of a group show at Macquane Galleries in Cumberna with works by Nolan, Connor, and others. Highlights include Nolan portraits and Shakespeare sonnets inspired pieces, with Lloyd Rees and Rob Nolan cited as key contributors, reflecting mood and recollection themes.
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