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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 14, 1966
Page
4
The market steadies around a $2.80 per ounce level with minor shifts as traders assess December figures and central bank signals. Analysts note cautious optimism after recent price curls, while investors await clarity on monetary policy and future demand.
Britain records an all time high and a £15 million surplus in December unlocking a move toward improved balance of payments in 1964. Exports reach £436 million while imports total £435 million. the visible deficit narrows from £70 million in November to £5 million. Trade Minister Ramsay Tay calls it a substantial step forward.
A garbled OCR style fragment references ATR Industries Lid and a range of terms like hydraulics, temperatures, and aviation jargon. No clear event, person, or concrete outcome is extractable. The text resembles a partial industry snippet with misread words and misplaced names, lacking coherent facts.
The New York Times service reports 1964 Russian economy rebounded strongly, with higher growth than expected. Production in manufacturing rose, aided by regions like the Urals and Bashkir Republic, while mining and agriculture contributed. Overall output reached about 12284 million in value terms, signaling a robust rebound after years of stagnation.
Fragmented text discusses a British Plan 1965 70 and its aims, criticizing feasibility and value. It cites S C Leal born in Australia who lived in Arizona, with academic career in philosophy and connection to Melbourne University, raising questions about targets and promises.
A noisy discussion centers on the Plan with emphasis on investment, public spending, and industry, noting targets for growth, the balance between state and private roles, and the need for periodic reviews and refined indicators. The article cites education and health as main topics, outlines four investment kinds, and mentions government guarantees and incentives.
Fragmented text outlines a 1960s economic plan aiming at 25 percent growth and 4 percent annual expansion before 1978. It discusses balance of payments, cooperation with industry, and targets for an improved economy with growth around 3.8 percent. The passage is garbled with misreads and missing segments.
Fragmented OCR notes mention stock options and a string of names including Maddie Miaw and Cre Scheele. No cohesive event or clear facts emerge to form a real news item or headed summary.
Berjumal Tin Dredging Ltd, a Malaysian based company, announces a third bonus issue amid mixed market signals. The notice references planned asset evaluations and a restructuring move with a stated reserve ratio and a note on issuing expanded proceeds.
Trustees and directors of the agency report a satisfactory increase in funding and a record level of sales and debentures for the year ending December 31. Canberran offices note the year concluded with gains, while directors comment on the improved performance despite market fluctuations.
A weak market day on the Sydney Stock Exchange saw new listings underperform as overall activity slowed. Investors traded roughly 581,807 investment shares and 105,430 aiming stocks, with mining stocks among the weaker performers and several losses noted across listed securities.
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