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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Dec 22, 1965
Page
2
Broad list of discounted items including lingerie, brunch coats, sleepwear, toys, toiletries, cretonne textiles, lamp shades, cotton dresses, games, wrapping paper, watches, slide viewers, a Monarch typewriter, men’s suits, tropical pys, knitted shirts, ties, sun loungers, vinyl records, and electric jug. Prices show significant markdowns and gift-ready packaging.
Freton Kolles of May Street Downer was fined 30 pounds for speeding and 20 pounds for driving on unbroken yellow lines. The Canberra Court of Petty Sessions heard Constable G Boyd cite Kolles’ December date on Canberra Avenue. He overtook a vehicle in a manner that conflicted with oncoming traffic and failed to move to a safe position. Ralph James of Faslow Street Captains Flt faced charges for driving on a road in Pin Avenue without proper duty. James was found guilty and cautioned by Mr Dobson, who noted his prior good record. James Clifford Burger was fined 10 pounds for reversing in Daydream. Clive Auldrige of Orange was fined 25 pounds for speeding on Jerrabomberra Avenue on September 2, with officers noting he was traveling 58 mph in a 40 mph zone.
Senior Conciliation Commissioner Mt J 1 Jail announced a marginal wage increase for workers in metal trades after the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission approved a per cent raise. A separate court scene described a traffic incident with a defendant pleading not guilty to assault charges.
SYDNEY Tuesday A PMG telephone technician who worked as a casual Christmas mail sorter under an assumed name was jailed for three months after being found guilty of stealing postal articles.
Prime Minister Holyoake announced after a Labour Federation meeting that New Zealand will approach Pacific nations to urge a protest against French nuclear testing in the Pacific. The move aims to build broader backing for a nuclear test ban.
Mr B Riley criticised the bail delay in a Central District Court hearing. He cited the 22 October demonstration at PAC Street and noted suspects were charged by 8:28 pm but not bailed until after 3 pm. Police staffing and timing were questioned as contributing factors.
The readable text shows stray mentions of New Zealand, Labour figures, and a government appeal but lacks coherent context or complete facts for a clear summary. Names and events are garbled, making it impossible to identify a definite person, place, date, or outcome.
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