Nixon Defines Industrial Leases in Canberra
The Interior Minister Mr Nixon proposes a amendment to City Area Leases to restrict activities under an industrial lease. It would ban the sale of new clothing and groceries from such leases except where permitted, and prohibit boarding houses and guest houses. Exceptions include onsite food manufacture and sale of simple refreshments. The plan aims to guide Fyshwick and impact Braddon traders, with specifics tied to development at Malongler Mall and compliance with planning controls.
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Mr Nixan
Act
Nixan
Canberra Times
Department of the
Interno
Fyshwick
Ravingr Street
Lip
Braddon
Advisory Council
Nixon
Anthony
Fyshiviek
Indus
Nisan
Malongler Mall
Fysh + wick
Euniduet
Thore
Indomeg Alker Ante Hoxton Trades
Sydney
Sungate
Exnbersi
H, M
Gracious Living Inquiry Probes Rural Estates in ACT
The Rational Capital Development Commission assesses demand for gracious living estates in the Australian Capital Territory. It flags possible sites near Nan Valley and west of Cooma roads, exploring 30 acre blocks with limited residences to protect escarpment estates. A private scheme once proposed rural living but stalled due to an NCBC hold.
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Rational Capital Development Commission
Act
Connvission
Fy 4 Pretige Eh
Yuri!rials
Jum Valley
Cooman
Royuin
Williamsdale
Tertuary
Naas
Expresi Smuiek
Nixon Seeks Presidential Nomination
Former Vice-President Nixon declares candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination. The report also notes a separate wartime briefing from Singapore recounting a military action, with government troops recapturing a Saigon area after a raid by guerrillas and a radio broadcast describing the engagement.
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ATID
Singapore
Raf-Reuter
Roapa
Canberra Weather Sees Record Heat Then Relief Expected
Canberra and several NSW towns sweltered with record highs including 108F in Canberra and 117F at Boga yesterday. By late afternoon a southerly cool change was forecast to lower highs to the low 90s, with fire danger rated very high to extreme and the ACT total fire ban extended.
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Canberra
Bue Bureau of Meteorplony
Boga
Moruya
Braidwood
Goulburn
Nsw
Hag
New Stuck
Yenteniay
Bega
Department of the Interior
Too Hot for Work At 90 Degrees
The ACT Public Service Association will seek a ruling on whether employers should be stood down in extreme heat. Secretary McN Buller said advice from ACT Health Services would be considered before forwarding the proposal to the Public Service Board. A spot check showed offices reaching up to 100 degrees, with Kings noting limited output in heat.
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McN. Buller
Ionsone Aletra
ACT Health Services of
Department of Health
Aseking
ACT Health Ser
Public Service Board
Department of
Interior
Civic
Public Service Association
Canberra
W. Kings
Suiles
Fis
Educaion
Jelice
Sirzet
Vietcong dig in as Saigon bombed by own government
Saigon rocked by bombing as South Vietnamese aircraft strike the capital to dislodge five Vietcong battalions. Smoke over evacuated areas. Heavy fighting roars nationwide as communist offensives push into government strongholds. Dalat reportedly falls to Vietcong.
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Saigon
Terby
Oulakitts
United States
Westmoreland
BBC
Dalat
Vietnam War Figures Surge Amid Saigon Siege
War dispatches report Vietcong casualties exceeding 5 800 with at least 7 862 captured as US and allied forces shell and assault cities. Saigon faced heavy fighting around Tan Son Nhut airport and the old citadel while villages and districts endured blockades. civilians and soldiers suffered numerous losses as American Marines entered northern Haz and bridgeheads tightened under martial law.
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NNS
Saigon
United States
Elleworth
Unker
Cholon
Haz
Bushfire near Cooma halted after massive volunteer effort
Fire raged near Cooma threatening outskirts and homes as about 300 volunteers and 150 inmates joined 12 firefighters to control the blaze. The We swept through scrub and timber, 40 feet from timber remains, with emergency calls spreading to Mullabong Acres and Canberraburst response. Heat exhaustion treated. aviation fire tender called in as Snowy Mountains authority reported the incident.
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Cooma
Cooma Prison Park
Mullabong
Timbes
T. Day von
M. Dulhumy
Mfulluen Street
Mother on hold-up charges in Gippsland bank raid
Melbourne reports police charged a 2k-year old mother and a 9.38 year-old man in connection with armed hold ups at Stratford Gippsland and Kelatami last year. Detectives also linked them to the armed robbery of the State Savings Bank at Wartanoye. The couple allegedly held a vault and threatened Mr William Camel and his five children at their home. They are to appear in City Court tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Thursby
Phulons Isherlain
Stratford
Gippsland
A. Bank
Kelatami
Wartanoye
Staqford
National Bau
Stmtford
Wiliam
Eamel
Perry
City Court
Mail drivers' wage dispute settles with board rejection
Ane panerat secretary of the Anvigamatea Postal Workers Union says talks with ACTO president are set in Melbourne today after the Public Service Board rejected wage claims for mail van drivers. The page notes ongoing industrial unrest and related page references.
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Ane Panerat
Anvigamatea Postal Workers Union
Mr Slater
ACTO
Me Monk
Melbourne
Public Service Board
Sydney
Tinian Cistan
Tcials
Poster colors and brushes seized at Canberra GPO
A fragmentary report notes a Canberra area incident involving poster colors and brushes at the GPO with a mention of a permit or commission and a date in 1927. The readable text is sparse and lacks full context.
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