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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jul 17, 1961

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Lia's pion day ta hung

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Lia and a day linked to a town or event but lacks clear details. Summarized from limited readable content, it points to an unclear incident or celebration involving Lia with no verifiable nouns or dates.

Lia

Nomes 5 64 Waly's Climi Emer Seni Janda

Fragmentary OCR reads like a local brief naming people and a place, but details are unclear and transcription errors obscure event, date, and exact actions. The readable names suggest a community notice or social item without a clear outcome or organization.

Nomes Waly Seni Janda

Fragmentary Item Hints at Court Grass Tradition

A partial OCR fragment references a court or grassy area and a possible event or play. Details are unclear, but the note indicates a setting involving outdoor space and a formal activity. Further context would clarify participants and timing.

Preparations and cost examined for decimal currency change

Australia will shift to decimal currency after cabinet delays the original February 1963 target date. The government has studied the vast costs and preparations required and backed the move in principle toward a normal currency system.

Australia Wealth Cabinet Sion Cuineniy Tan Rykes Melbourne Uggitt South Africa Holt Associated Chambers of Commerce Roy Rowe Austeatian Commerce Decimal Currency Committee

Decimal currency shift teased for Australia

Canberra hosts the future central mint while Melbourne and Perth coinworks may close. The decimal plan aims to minimize costs during the changeover, with early adoption hoped by 1963 as officials weigh coin size, alloy, and designs amid a vast minting program.

Ononwealth Canberra Qiiig Melbourne el Fath Perth Lutea

Save Blazes Off Mozambique Coast After Explosion

A 2037 ton cargo passenger ship Save burned from stem to stern near Quelimane Mozambique early last week after explosions ripped her apart. A ring alleged shows survivors escaping over the bows. About 240 people died in the disaster. The ship carried 550 passengers and cargo including dynamite and matches.

Mozambique Quelimane

Bolte Holds Majority In Victorian Elections

Victorian Legislative Assembly results show Bolte likely to retain 39 seats and capture Oakleigh Labor seat. Democratic Labour Party gains significant vote share though no seats. Labour up slightly, Government down. Country Party down big. Leaders for Bolte and Stoneham won comfortably amid debate on DLP influence and anti Communism messaging.

Legislative Assembly Bolte Oakleigh Assembly Democratic Labour Party Labour Party Country Party Labour Stoneham D.L.P DLP

Cholera Epidemic Kills About 600 in Bihar

About 600 people have died in a cholera epidemic in Bihar State, with Patna reporting 189 deaths and 575 cases. A mass inoculation drive has reached over four million people, and officials say the outbreak is now under control despite rural sporadic cases.

Patna North India Bihar

Canada and U K join European six in terse communique

Canadian observers describe the Friday night communique after two days of talks between Duncan Sandys and Canadian ministers as terse. They say Ottawa goes further than Australia in expressing grave concern about possible Britain Common Market negotiations and the impact on Canada and the Commonwealth.

U.K Commonwealth Duncan Sandys Britain Common Market European Economic Community Canada

Youth killed in damaged truck in Canberra area incident

A youth died in a badly damaged truck during a weekend crash in Canberra. Two separate road accidents occurred within 95 minutes, killing 19 year old Mansfield and injuring 16 year old Stokes, as police questioned witnesses and identified victims and the truck’s owner James Lawford.

Canberra

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