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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 18, 1964
Page
2
The Canberra Film Centre delayed a selection of crime films including Spartace im Little Cwewr and Caesar Can Tet as a censorship review continues. Centre officials say the screenings were postponed while authorities assess potential public risk and establish new standards for the local cinema.
The Rev Westerman and Rev Andem announced they would not support a law on closing times for saloons. Their stand prompted resignation of several leaders amid policy disagreement, with factions pledging to push ahead on temperance measures.
The 900-line internal telephone switchboard and exchange installed at the Australian National University yesterday cost £105,000. Comments from Signard Ielephones and Cables Fishth discuss potential expansion and future capacity planning.
The report outlines forward planning and ministerial references concerning Fort Worth and overseas universities. It mentions anticipated cost savings from new facilities and a plan to install a polytechnic exchange system in Australia. A local fisherman incident near Rabaul is also noted with a minor maritime detail.
A local authority approves a new service amid ongoing talks led by Corey MW Sloane and Werner Steeds. The plan centers on a railway street project and a beer discount component. officials emphasize regulatory compliance and community impact.
The article notes NSW residents consume about 514000 tons of meat annually with 2000 rail livestock and refrigerated vans moving 88 percent of the state's meat each working day. It credits rail capacity, low freight rates, and statewide coverage as key to ongoing prosperity.
Judge Levine in the Quarter Sessions Appeals Court reserved his decision on the OZ magazine appeal by publishers and printers charged with publishing an obscene publication. The case Names Richard Clive Neville John Richard Walsh Marti Richve Sharp Alfred Frances famey and others. The Crown argued the page seven article was obscene while defense described it as mere peccadilloes. The decision will be issued during vacation.
ANU announces higher residence charges for Bruce Hall residents with fees increasing by 10 pounds to 265 pounds. The increase aims to reflect varied accommodation standards while Bruce Hall expands to include the Bruce Hall Annex and more study bedrooms for both male and female students.
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