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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 01, 1964

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1964 New Year Honours Knights for Australia

The Queen created 13 new Australian knights in the 1964 New Year Honours. Five knighthoods and 17 lesser honours were awarded to Canberra citizens for various contributions. Victoria's Governor Maj Gen Sir Rohan Delacombe, already a Knight Commander of the Bri Empire, is named Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George.

Canberra Victoria Rohan Delacombe Bri Order of St. Michael and St. George Hor Percy Thomas Byrnes Mildura Michael Chamber Jin Ket Kew Douglas Stuart Forbes Brisbane John Buyton Cleland Adelaide Lawrence Walter Jackson Perth New Knights Indonesia K. C OL Shaw Mar Jayaio T. K. Critchley

Queen Honours 200 Australians Named in Honours List

The 200 New Year honours recognise a wide cross section of service. The list includes 13 new Australian knights, 8 federal and 5 Commonwealth Relations awards, with high officials such as Brigadier Charles Spry and Lt Gen John Wilton among recipients.

Order of the British Empire KBE Knights Bachelors Australian Security Service Charles Chambers Fowell Spry Leonard George Holden Huxley K.B.E Canberra John Gordon Noell Wilton Warren d’Arcy McDonald Edward Joh Bunting Victor Marcus Coppleson Point Piper Wy Maji-Geoir Denais Macarthur-Onslow Menangle N.S.W Alan Harbury Mann Papua New Guinea Chulzer M

Malaysia Protests to UN Over Sabah Attack

Malaysia protests to the United Nations after an attack in Sabah with Malaysian service members and a civilian killed, 19 siege and five civilians wounded. Indonesia and Malaysia duel over Borneo clashes as leaders pledge to defend territory and seek UN involvement.

Malaysia U.N Sabah Son Ravan Diskerth Northern Borneo Bigatshiant Seapet Abang Kilt Tho WU Thai

New Year Celebrations Quiet in Canberra Streets

Thousands of Canberra residents rang in the new year with dinners and gatherings while police kept a watch with extra squads and four patrol cars. The city remained mostly quiet aside from scattered noise and groups of teens driving around singing.

Canberra Owever Bland Society Burns Ab Hogmanay Dane

Family Lost In Desert On Birdsville Track

An Adelaide report says a family and a man with his wife and two teenage sons are missing on the Birdsville track near the Queensland-LA border. Temperatures rose to 115 degrees for ten days. Their abandoned car was found 38 miles southwest of Pandie Pandie Station with a December 24 note saying petrol and water ran out.

Adelaide Birdsville Queensland L.A Sandy Pandie Pandie Station McKenzie

Last of ’63 First of ’64 Canberra Hospital Babies

A Canberra Community Hospital newborn row marks 1963 ending and 1964 beginning with two male births. The first baby, a boy named Brian Arthur Chapman, born to Terry and Mia Anita Chapman of Rabe near Port Moresby, arrived just after 9.55 pm on New Year’s Eve. A second boy, Elbracht, born at 12.20 am to Paul and Elfriede Elbracht of Ainslie Hostel, followed shortly after. The Chapmans, cuemion officers teaching in Rabe since 1961, reside at 45 Forbes Street Turner. Mr Chapman is native to Brisbane.

Cuemion Papua Canberra Community Hospital Terry Mia Anita Chapman Rabe Post Moresby Chapman Canberra Mr Chapman Brisbane Port Moresby A. Chapman Forbes’ Street Brian Arthur Chapsman Elbracht Paul Elfriede Baebracht Ainslie

Unions Question Canberra Building Cost Forecast

The Trades and Labour Council voiced concern over a forecast of rising building costs in Canberra. President Mr W Andrews said the group would scrutinize any appreciable price increases in plastering bricks and walling. Foretold costs include higher wages and longer sand-haul distances, with builders possibly absorbing some costs.

Trades and Labour Council A.C.T Andrews Canberra

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