Australia Qantas eyes growth amid French dispute
Australian airline Qantas plans expanded jet services between Sydney and a Tasman route as talks with France over flight rights face delays. Sir Hudson Fysh said three jet aircraft were ordered for 1965 delivery, with dividend profits rising and revenue passenger miles up sharply.
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France
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Tabiti
Eru
Atacair Brange
Sidney
Borie
Delvery
Hudson
Australia
Qantas
Kuheay
Hudson Fysh
Building Society Grants £50,000 Loan for Home Builders
The Hobart Place branch of the Building Society extends £50,000 to finance Canberran home builders and buyers. Secretary N Blunt reports total loans now £700,000, with new loans averaging £300,000 yearly. Loans range from £3,750 to £4,500, offered at low interest to home owners and builders.
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Vic Commercial Savings
Bank of Australia Ltd
The
Civic Co-operative Building Society Ltd
Hobart Place
Ina
Canberra
Civic Co-operative Filing Society
N. Bluct
Canberes
Soviet plans to further cut armed forces strength stated
A Soviet Party leader Bor is Ponomrev told Pravda that the USSR will carry out another reduction in the armed forces. He also cited a tighter 1964 budget. The remarks were carried by the Communist press.
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Moscow
Visiting Ghana Dignitaries Highlight Aftermath
Fragmentary OCR suggests Shou En-lai visit to Ghana discussed with Ghanaian leaders. Mentions Prime Minister and President Nkrumah, with references to Africa and West relations. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Shou En-lai
Ghana
Peace expert warns of unstable world order
Visiting economist Kenneth Boulding tells Melbourne audience that perpetual instability in international relations may persist if nations fail to envision a stable peace. He notes the era’s recurring war peaces and stresses the need for a clear model of a peaceful global system.
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Boulding
Sritals
Australia
International Christian University
Tokyo
Melbourne
Religious Society
Prof
A.B.C
First Meeting for Cabinet This Week
The new Commonwealth Cabinet meets in Canberra on Wednesday to discuss international and domestic issues. The Indonesia Malaysia situation and housing education reforms are on the agenda with election promises guiding policy. Details on housing must be clarified before the Loan Council meeting next month. Discussions include war industry conference funding changes and possible salary increases for deputy and assistant secretaries.
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Australian War Industry
Wblic
Weekend brigades report two fires and two false alarms
The Canberry Wire Brigade attended two small fires and two false alarms over the weekend as bushfire danger stayed high. Thermal alarms were triggered at Dickson High School and the National War Memorial on Conthdays. A grass fire near Wongaol Close was quickly extinguished after 12 noon. At 1240 p.m. Saturday a call near St. Minian's Church on Barton Highway saw a vacant land fire win out. Authorities cautioned danger remains high with recent rains dissipating.
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Dickson High School
National War Memorial
Wongaol Close
O'Connor
Uunslerde
St. Minian's Church
Barton Highway
Hive
Bushire
A.C.T
Chist
I. He Kellow
Youth In High Wire Act At Maribyrnong
Melbourne reports an 18 year old Israeli youth crawled 300 yards between two pylons on newly built high tension wires at Maribyrnong, narrowly avoiding falls as hundreds watched. He threatened to jump into the river below. police later charged him with offensive behavior at Cremington station.
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Melbourne
Maribyrnong
Gremington
Three Die and 22 Hurt in Melbourne Bus Crash
Three elderly people died and 22 were injured when a bus veered off the road near Mt Macedon 36 miles from Melbourne. Brakes likely failed on the bend, the bus struck a wall and overturned. Ambulances sped to Royal Melbourne and St Vincent hospitals. several lodged in critical condition.
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Macegon
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Royal Methmusno Hospital
St. Vincent's Hospital
Royal Melbourne Hospital
Water back to normal for Canberra supply
A Department of Works spokesman said Canberra’s water supply is back to normal. Yesterday morning 24 hour consumption was 1 million gallons, while the 24 hours to Saturday morning totalled 18.4 million. Reservoirs are virtually full and no supply problems are expected. restrictions on Queanbeyan use were eased on Friday.
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Department of Works
Queanbeyan
Man Cut By Broken Glass In Goulburn Incident
A man was admitted to Community Hospital in serious condition after his throat and face were cut by broken glass. Police have not released his name. A suspect faces assault charges and will appear in court today. The incident reportedly occurred on More Street, Aldey Worn, near Taw rangrea, seven miles north of Goulburn. Mrs Linda was missing and later found, with Mrs Arthur admitted to Kenmare Hospital.
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More Street
Goulburn
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Sera
Arthur
Kenmare Hospital
Body Found In Bush Near Hawkesbury River
Decomposed body found one mile from the Hawkesbury River near Cliftonville is believed to be Marjorie Nolan a Busy Wil housewife. The discovery by Sydney water workers renews talk of a double murder linked to Tan Raymon Price whose body was found in the Hawkesbury River last Sunday. Police seek Nolan in Price death. forensic doctor Dr John Laing examined the scene as the ambulance took the body to the City morgue.
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Smiway
Marjorie Nolan
Busta
Mawkesbury
Clifinnville
Nolan
Tan Raymoni Price
Hawkesbury River
Cliftonville
Price
Robertson Road
Bass Gill
Forgnsic Medicing
John Laing
Exam results delay sparks council concern
Sunday report quotes Education Minister My Wetherell saying he does not know what can be done about slow exam result services. He notes speeded processing is attempted but speed varies, amid concerns from Newcastle District Council of P and C Associations and other parties about the Education Department’s delays.
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Newcastle District Council of
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Weilteretl
Tub race organized for ANU students at Casuarina
Peter Atkinson, an Australian National University science student, organized a tub racing event at Casuarina Sendson to Murrumbidgee on January 27. He expects AMU to enter two events, with teams from Queensland, New South Wales, South Australia, Western Australia, Sydney, Melbourne and New England. Tub racing, new to the university bath, is popular in Western Australia faculties. Participants will paddle three yards, boats often capsize, and non Canberra students on vacation will assist. Proceeds go to Logger Bricture.
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Australian National University
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Melbourne
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