Inflation seen breaking through as Australian prices rise
The Canberra Bureau reports a 1.2 percent quarterly rise in the consumer price index across Australia, with housing and miscellaneous goods leading the gain. Fares, food, and household costs push inflation, while wages face pressure from higher living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australia
Omano
Jrapery
Melbourne
Sweeney
Sydney
L. Short
Short
Sydney man jailed over aircraft bomb hoax charge
A 21 year old Sydney man pleaded guilty in Canberra Court of Petty Sessions to making a false bomb threat on an aircraft in a joke against a newly married couple. The offence under the Aircraft Crimes Act carries up to two years in prison. Det Sgt Luton described the incident at the Trans Australia Airlines terminal and the defendant was given bail to appear at the Supreme Court on February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Canberra
Wis
J. Dick
Crown Solicitr
Det
Sei
H. F. Larten
Reginald Robert Young
Prams Austria Airlines
Terence Hourcegan
TAA
Luton
Trans-Australia Airlines
Arport
Supreme Court
Johnson inauguration security tightened nationwide
Washington reports the most elaborate precautions in history for President Johnsons inauguration. Protective measures include a bullet proof glass wall around the Capitol stand, bomb resistant barriers at the White House reviewing area, and 3000 police and troops along the parade route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Nee Ts Am
Canberra
Capitol
White House
Story
Plcwre
Clashes Reported as Indonesian Troops Enter Borneo Border
Indonesian forces clashed with Gurkha units at the central border in Munei Borneo with about four Indonesians engaging. One Indonesian is reported killed in the incident, the first since December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veetay Uaai
Australian troops in Borneo talk of deployment plans
The defence minister says discussions with Malaysia's premier will explore sending Australian troops to Borneo in response to Indonesian actions. He notes frontline Australian forces are already in Malaysia and that broader involvement depends on the Malaysian government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palinidpe
Tunki Abdul Rahman
Barneo
Avoto Whien
Malayan Peninsula
Australia
Seal
Bogner
Paltridge
Malaysia
RSAAP
Papuan House pressures Canberra over Public Service Ordinance
In the House of Assembly native and white members challenge the Public Service Ordinance effective September 1964. An amendment, tabled by Mr Ian Downs, would transfer control of the Territory public service from the Minister to Papua New Guinea Administrator Council. The seven elected members back the amendment, aiming to shift recruitment and pay controls away from Canberra, a move seen as a step toward independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territories
Barnes
House of Assembly
Highlands
Ian Downs
Terriory
Papua New Guinea
I Council
Administrator Council
Donald Cleland
House
Canberra
Ted
Meri Bate
Solitmied
Downs Sant
Rive
Hiryaml
New Britain
Don
John Barrett
Guise
Downs Sant Therby
Man held on Goulburn murder charge
A 21 year old man is charged with the murder of Frederick John McKinness of Cowper Street Coulburn. McKinness, 28, was found near Crookwell Road with a shotgun seized by police. The accused faces four additional charges including assault and attempted armed robbery and will appear at Goulburn court tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick John McKinness
Cowper ‘Street
Coulburn
Ran
Orange Land
Orange Court
Hume
Goulburn
Set
Gay
Det
Rayner
Orange
Ff Point
Crookwell
MacGiliness
India seeks one million tons of Australian wheat
Prime Minister Shastri said India wants a million tons of Australian wheat and that the goal is tentative. India recently agreed to buy 125000 tons for £34 million, with Canberra having made the sale in January. The statement followed concerns about credit terms and price changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litthe
New Zealand
Borneo
Australia
New Guinea
Indonesia
New Delhi
A.a.p.reuter
India
Shastri
Mr. Shastri
Italia
Mass rescue at Maroubra saves fourteen children
Sydney reports a mass surf rescue where lifeguards pulled fourteen children from heavy surf at Maroubra amid ongoing efforts to buffer grain and rice stocks. The rescue followed a period of intense three hour activity with seven more people saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Ap Maroubra
Rector fined and banned for drunken driving
The Rev. Gerald Han, 64, rector of Buntingford near Seford, was fined 25 pounds and disqualified from driving for a year for his eighth drunken driving offense in 48 years. He narrowly missed a car as his vehicle mounted a footpath during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A.p.-Reuter
Gerald Han
Buntingford
Near
Seford
Lord Moran
Hart
Building site theft at Hackett yard nets two wheelbarrows
A thief smashed a shed door at a Hackett building site around 7 pm Tuesday to steal two wheelbarrows worth £24 each. The items were loaded into a truck and driven away in a string of recent losses from local sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackett
Canberes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gur Economics
NAAS
Gudgenby
Tidbinbilla Ro
Tidbinbilla
Tharwa
Bermuda
P. Duneh
The
Washington Daily News
Myron Glaser
Elsa Orana
la Prensa
Lima
Peru
Munei
Wed
Darwin
Paliridige
Tesi
Singapore
Ian James Cassels
Britain
Malaysian Borneo
Sarawak
Associ
Subandrio
Peking
Mr. Barnes
Sir Donald Cleland
Lady Churchill
Mary Soames
Sir Winston
Hyde Park Gate
Heaard
Stanitine
Moroney
Percy Chatterton
Shashiri
A. RK. Massand
Reuter
Sir Winston Churchill
Ndon
Churchill
Peste
Gerritons
Sir Moran
Winston
Westminster
Alness
Hay
Town House
Sport
FEA! Congo C
Melbourn
Sun
Sar
Ansett-Ana
Anstt
Golden Jets
Ansett Transport Industries
Canberra Times
P.O
Canberra City
A.C.T
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!