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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jan 01, 1964

Page

13

Youth pleads guilty after obstructing Commonwealth officer

In court at Barton, Alex Jesau lenko I, 18, a public servant from Hutchins Street Yarra lumla, admitted obstructing a Commonwealth policeman on December 24. He argued with officers, kicked, punched and bit while intoxicated. he apologised and was urged to reform. Separate case saw Anton Blazevic, 27, jailed 28 days for threatening a knife attack against Gord John Walsh at Capital Hill Hostel. The court noted the seriousness of knife assaults and warned Blazevic about future violence. The Daniel family of Reid spent New Year’s Day at sea en route between Pago Pago and Honolulu. Roy Daniel, Treasury Department Canberra, travels to Washington for a one-year International Monetary Fund posting.

Alex Jesaulenko Hutchins Street Yarralumla G. P. Hmarbottle Commonwealth S. Carman Crown Carman Jesau- Jenko I Barton Jesaulenko Hermes Anton Blazevic Blazevic Gord John Walsh Capital Hill Set. R. M. Allen Walsh Blazevich Daniel Reid Pago Pago Honolulu Treasury Department Canberra Roy Daniel Sydney International Monetary Fund Washington Matson Mariposa Judith Peter Jennifer E. Pyke Mrs. D. Pyke

Licence Bid By Club Committee

Turner National Football Club committee will hold a special meeting next Monday to discuss a proposal for a club licence. If approved, the committee will apply to the Canberra Licensing Court for a licence for new premises in David Street Turner costing about £35 000 with facilities for men and women bars recreation library rest room and showers. The building may be finished in nine to two months if granted, as current facilities are limited and past social functions were held at Canberra North Bowling Club.

Turner National Football Club Committee Ken Jones Jones Canberra David Street Turner Boldtrewood Street Canberra North

U S Grant of £25 000 For Bread Research

The United States will grant the Bread Research Institute of Australia £25,000 over four years to study the physical properties of wheat flour doughs. Funded by the US Department of Agriculture, Dr. George Hibbard of Sydney University will lead the project with new staff and equipment to advance food utilisation of wheat.

U.S United States Bread Research Institute of Australia United States Department of Agriculture United States Information Service George Hibbard Sydney University

Yass Raises Water Rates for 1964

The Municipal Council increased the water rate to cover £2,614 in supply costs. The new charge goes to 4d in the £1 with minimums of £13 on occupied blocks and £6 10s on vacant blocks, replacing the previous 3 3/ d rate and £11 and £5 10s minimums.

Yass

Technical College Exam Results at Canberra Technical College

Results released for the 1963 Certificate Course examinations show successful candidates across School of Building and Management Architectural Drafting and other programs. Deferred exams begin Monday January 13 with a list of pass and fail marks noted for various subjects and stages.

Canberra Technical College School OF Building Barlin W. B Farquar Borman Eb.t Buller G. D Cotterill J. A Evans D. S Gilbert L. J Johnson R. M Komarowski V. J Morris T. J Souter Tatarow Taubert Whyte Bernascomi Harding D. J Harrison K. W Harras D. A McCulloch McGuffin McLeod Martin B. M Mepgitt W. Hu

Professor Boulding Calls for More Peace Study Stimulus

Professor Boulding, economist from the University of Michigan and visiting lecturer in Tokyo, urged greater funding and effort for peace research during his Canberra visit. He noted America leads the field with substantial grants while Britain Russia and several countries run smaller programs. He spoke at the Australian National University on an Economic Theory of International Relations.

Boulding Eco Centre University of Michigan Canberra Australian Society of Friends Melbourne Australia James Backhouse Japan University of Tokyo Danforth Foundation Prof. Boulding Liverpool England America Britain Defence Russia Spain Italy Holland Department of Economics Australian National University

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