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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 23, 1965
Page
1
The ACT administration and transport officials discussed provisional P plates and new driver training measures at a Perth meeting. They outlined steps for learner drivers, including testing and staged licensing as part of broader road-safety reforms. The plan aims to expand navigation and safety knowledge among new drivers.
In Athens the Greek government issued an alert amid rising fear of a leftist coup and potential violence as the new year approached. Reports indicate clashes, casualties, and a tense security situation with police and military on standby.
Police arrest three men in London as part of raids linked to the escape of Ronald Biggs from Wandsworth two weeks ago. AAP Reuters report notes ongoing questioning in the Great Train Robbery case as authorities pursue further leads.
Canberra faces at least 18 months with the crowded sub standard terminal as plans for a modern replacement are dropped in pre Budget bargaining. Funding for the new terminal is delayed 12 months with completion unlikely for several months after. The present facility at Mulligans Flat near Belconnen is described as insufficient for growing passenger numbers.
A British lecturer, Gerald Bronke, aged 28, teaching at Rutssiaye in Lomson College, admitted guilt in Moscow on charges of anti Soviet activity during an April visit. Authorities said the case spanned several days of proceedings with the defendant facing institutional scrutiny and potential penalties.
Australians were unfamiliar with opera as executives hesitated at a JC event led by executive director Williamsin. Bowden was savt tonight but details remain unclear and no Sutherland or Sydney were involved.
Fragmented report notes Melbourne performances by Miss Sutherland amid a waterside workers dispute. Officials cite cultural value and financial risk, with season plans affected by strike threats and management concerns about profitability.
Auitlish businessman Greville Wanine faces charges at his trial in Moscow. The court heard he admitted attempting to circulate anti Soviet material and to act as an emissary for NES. The prosecution alleges he carried subversive items to aid anti Soviet aims. The trial adjourned for a closed session.
Fragmentary late news item mentions teams and players by initials and unclear details. Readers see references to Coates Meyer De Meyer and a possible game result or roster note. specifics are unreadable but indicate ongoing coverage of local sports.
Widespread fog grounded and delayed air services with about 400 flights canceled or postponed. Canberra and Sydney airports faced substantial disruption as weather impacted schedules and the terminal was affected by wind and visibility. Officials warned cabinet discussions on funding and modernization of Canberra terminal faced possible further cuts and budget strains.
The Federal Government plans a tight rein on spending as budget talks conclude. Expected restraint affects normal departmental spending with modest increases in reserve services and central areas, while Papin and New Guinea face the largest potential rises.
Mr Calwell condemns the decision to raise shipping freights. President Johnson announced a reduced military threat in Vietnam, while two observers doubt a quick decision on a local American builder. A US space program plan to land on the moon was called off for exploration purposes. Along NSW Far North Coast floodwaters fall back leaving 5,000 cattle stranded. Weather and sports listings follow with finance and classifieds.
A Canberra Times feature outlines a forthcoming building program highlighting 24 page integration in planning. The piece describes themes of past construction, current structures, and future projects. It notes techniques aiding rapid erection of city buildings and the role of planned scaffolding and safety measures.
Pauline Verey is among 15 semifinalists in the Miss Universe quest. The event, part of the Mise Moomba 1965 pageant, aims to crown the 196 Miss Universe title on Saturday night at a beach venue.
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