Art exhibit displays diverse works and dusty archives
The display includes 11 pipes and 8 niname pieces amid a free but mistaken notion of art. The exhibition features works by Few and various others, with Ned Fearon Aus Trane and Engine period pieces noted. Students may explore the pencil art and Lexi drawings, while Palit iment Howse and early Auste Han paintings from the Nan Kivell collection hang along the floor, inviting reflection on dusty archives and national display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Fearon
Ise
Aus Trane
Perio
Pole Mey
Iment Howse
Ife
Exhibition of Low's cartoons at Parliament House
Exhibition of Low's cartoons continues in the pavement of Parliament House until January 29 1965. The show, critiqued for unusual tastes, stops short of an originals exhibition by the late Sir Alexander David Low.
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Parliament House
England
Billy Hughes
London
Alexander David Low
Moscow Premier Downfall Inspires Architects Rally
A chaotic critique of postwar planning in Moscow and Soviet architecture notes hope that the downfall of Premier Krasbel will spark creativity among building designers. The piece discusses political cartoons and public art as expressions of opinion, contrasting tradition with modernist trends and questioning ideological control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momotonons
Moscow
Mr. Krasbel
Provesai
New Guinea Choir Delights with Native and English Songs
An audience last night enjoyed the New Guinea Choir’s concert blending native chants with English pieces. The forty young vocalists delivered clear enunciation, balanced singing, and rhythmic drums, performing favourites from Western and local repertoires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qnvinaas
New Guinea
Smn
Reenter Fmeer
Ellie Huh
Ani
Tony
Ihnin Ue
Dan Masolo
Radio Programme Listings and News Digest Sounds of the Nation
A dense OCR page lists radio programmes and time slots across channels with brief news summaries. It mentions Melody Corner and The Rare music features, various news segments, and program blocks, reflecting a mid day to evening broadcast schedule with numerous show titles and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JMS DE A
Ates Nive Hach
I Mui
Sums
Che
Bel Weayfar
Jan Canina
Vomit
Awe
Ees
Melody Corner Duce Ta
Macwhaive Ews
Asia
Lave Tia
Carta Temes Sea
Conners
Andie
Pen
Brighter Ra nas News Highlights and Evening Schedule
Fragmented OCR listing shows a dense mix of broadcast names, times, and program prompts. It references news, hospital, concerts, celebrity pieces, and local notices with scattered times and channel identifiers, implying a noisy page summary of a TV radio guide or schedule.
Television Schedule Fragments and Cartoon Listings
Fragmented TV schedule references Channel 3 0.0 test card music silent segments. Newsreel weather and science items mix with Dr Finlay casebook and Snap Diagnosis. Channel 7 pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk and other shows listed with hosts and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Finlay
BBC
Jill Simpson
Dr. Fi
La Lolly Wins Press Circle Prize for Photo Graphy
Milan prize awarded to Gina Lote Sbrigia for her photography work. She accepted a gold medal and urged continuing her hobby as it draws press comment.
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Milan
Tonday
Gina Lote
la Lolly
Sughunas
The Living Heart of Central Australia Reevaluated
A 1964 commentary by Flynn and Willey on Central Australia as a living heart not a dead land. It reflects on tourism, exploration, and Aboriginal issues while noting shifting perceptions and the Overland Telegraph legacy. The piece blends anecdote and analysis, citing quotes and local voices from Alice Springs and Otterley’s residents as it surveys past narratives and future hopes.
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Central Australia
Alice Springs
Frank Flynn
Romain
Overland Telegraph
Hreedoves
Wiener
Switzerland
Namovsina
Nike
Commentary on Indy 500 TV and critics' views
TF critic John Howard reviews three days of racing highlights and media coverage. The piece contrasts dull Indy 500 scenes with viewer boredom and notes a BBC ABC program praising Alan Fraser and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. It criticizes Fraser’s style and suggests more restrained, less self-serving commentary from public figures and broadcasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howard
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