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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 12, 1964
Page
5
The fragment presents a cryptic crossword with scattered odd spellings and garbled clues. It hints at cryptic wordplay, enumerations, and partial phrases about marriage, search terms, and scattered names, all in a newspaper puzzle format.
Australia’s first look at the Fair Lady Oscar heads to Melbourne for a predicted three year stay in a new Bourke Street cinema named in her honour. The article notes a transforming film face lift and wonders how she endures the years and the changing era.
A British court weighs a police ban on an American book and a controversial novel by Alexander Traci. The ruling questions whether passages in the work should be banned and whether a publisher can publish provocative material amid censorship debates.
The article praises Julie Andrews and Audrey Hepburn for stellar performances while noting the film’s blend of earthy sincerity and elegance. It highlights strong supporting cast, including Harrington and Doolittle, and calls the production the best night’s entertainment in town.
A dense listing of morning to late night radio programs, hosts, music blocks, weather, news, and special segments. Entries reference multiple show titles, times, and personalities such as Steve Lichtman, Allan, and others across a wide slate of music, news, and talk formats.
A contaminated OCR style listing shows a weekly TV grid with programs such as The Danny Kaye Show, CoronERs, Discovery, and Andy Williams Show. It includes multiple channels, time slots, cartoons, news, sports, and religious films, reflecting a broad era schedule.
The list highlights 49 top hit tones and 20 forecasted items for the ICA period. Prominent names appear in both sections with various artists and themes noted for the coming week.
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