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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 03, 1965
Page
2
Canberra readers cheer as Nick Sarri inaugurates a Fyshwick dining spot at 4 Ipswich Street. The new restaurant presents a local food scene addition with a focus on casual dining and neighborhood appeal.
A 12 year old James Inglis of Acton had damages settled before Justice Bridge on undisclosed terms after alleging distraction from an object in the road. Meanwhile two other cases saw a man fined for negligent driving in Ainslie and a liquor related charge, as inquiries continued into the death of John Jones who was said to have been eating tripe when he fell.
Police intensified efforts for 25 year old photographer Nicklaus Shetiler missing 80 miles east of Darwin. Tracks show he panicked, suggesting he may have paused or lit a fire. The hunt focuses on timbered country as planners monitor far bush areas.
Officers of the Division of National Mapping and other government departments bid farewell to W. J. Sear who retired after decades as chief cartographer. Sear joined the New South Wales Lands Department and Canberra Census staff before helping lead national mapping from 1947. He recalled changes in mapping and lamented loss of manual methods.
Edward John Davey a 3 year old builder was charged yesterday with the murder of a two month old girl Donna Geebung who died last Saturday. Angathella police said detectives recovered parts of the child body last night from a fire near Rarnga Station 500 miles northwest of Brisbane. Davey employed at the station near Augthella was remanded for six days.
Judge Levine jailed postal thief John Francis Fryer, 42, of Maridale for 12 months after he pleaded guilty to three charges of stealing three postal articles worth £2 from Tetterm GPO on March 23. The sentence reflected the community’s reliance on mail trust.
The Minister for Primary Industry Mr Adermann approved funding for the Dairy Research Trust. The programme includes dairy farm management, pasture and dairy manufacturing projects, and dairy education initiatives. It aims to tackle husbandry problems, develop methods for livestock health, and support international collaboration with the Netherlands and Australian institutes. Funds cover two new research stations in New South Wales and Queensland, with Australian and Dutch partnerships and planned site openings.
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