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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 04, 1965
Page
10
A fragmented report claims the Rocks plan remains on schedule despite disputes in government circles. The text shows confusion and partial quotes about legislative processes and parliamentary expectations, with unclear sources and garbled wording.
A Boeing 727 jet airliner was forced to circle Melbourne's airport after its landing gear failed to retract. Eleven people, including eight crew and three passengers, were aboard. the pilots executed an alternate plan and safely returned the aircraft to the air for another landing. Ground observers watched as maintenance crews inspected the gear and the ship remained on the tarmac.
A local project at a swimming park is approaching completion with a planned finish in February or March. Officials announced the timeline this week, noting final fittings and landscaping are underway and the venue should open soon.
Sydney report notes the death of Reverend Walter Albiston aged 75. A Congregational church leader, he served in Tecumwal and North Wauwin Victoriad, and was honorary secretary of the Congregational Union of Australia and New Zealand. He also held the role of principal chaplain to the Royal Australian Air Force.
Spanish children at the O'Donnell Youth Centre Rendon received sweets balloons and fes as the Three Kings visited on the Feast of the Epiphany. The visit featured traditional Spanish games songs and a gift exchange while families in the area joined in for a cultural celebration.
Sydney report states Police Commissioner Veraine will decide if Speaker Maher will be interviewed on allegations from a former Parliament House typist. Opposition leaders press for inquiry while Premier Askin and others debate the investigation and public access to the process.
Fragmentary notes suggest Mackie unlikely to attend upcoming talks over a controversial deal. The briefing mentions Mr Pav Mickie and Mr Ba, with counterparty representatives expected to participate. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
A contract worth 2757.70 pounds was let by the New South Wales Ministry for National Development to proceed with works on the Jindabyne project. The document mentions the ministerial authority and outlines expected construction activity and site details reflecting a government procurement in Australia.
A strong earthquake struck Malla in northern Algeria on Sunday, killing four and destroying part of the town. Flooding from the tremor displaced about 40,000 people in the region in the days after, with the government sending relief supplies and medicine by air.
The Canberra Times reports a Canberra Amateur Swimming Club drive for a Cunard Line ocean liner voyage has reached about 3 001 reservations for its maiden sailing. Club president Brophy says enrolments are strong but fewer than planned. instructors and schedule details remain undeveloped as the project is still in embryo.
In Brisbane the Minister in Charge of Police Mr Dewar stated there is no concrete plan for a civilian road safety corps to submit to the State Cabinet. The report details a fatal crash toll rising and references police reviews, inquiries, and possible statewide road safety measures under consideration.
A midsummer disturbance near Lake Burley involved a string of loud noises and alleged malice at a gathering described by witnesses. Police investigated while residents reported concerned patrols and a scene at the water’s edge.
A garbled report mentions fire brigades facing troubles and an alarm inquiry linked to Canberra. Names and details are unclear, but references to Ruth, Germaine Ward, Minty, and a Saturday event surface amid chaotic wording.
A dated report notes regret over a loan rejection linked to regional security concerns. The piece discusses Malaysia and Indonesia reactions, with mention of US aid debates and potential military funding under consideration by the Malay government.
An international aviation report notes pilots receive higher wages under a new agreement. Increased pay, up to 250 pounds, is part of the deal aimed at boosting morale and retaining experienced crew amid rising industry costs.
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