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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 26, 1965
Page
10
Fragmented OCR text references an inquiry into the Australian economy with scattered phrases about rye, experts, and various place names. The readable content provides no clear events, dates, numbers, or coherent conclusions to summarize into a complete news item.
The Australian Labor Party leader expresses confidence in unity at the conference as debates loom over the policy question of unity. Deputy Leader Mr Whitten opposes a proposal backed by Mr Calwll, highlighting intra party contention.
Australian Frontier plans its national headquarters in Canberra and has formed a sub committee to inspect potential sites. The move signals a push to establish a major policy and community focus center in the capital.
Perth reports the Deputy Prime Minister Mr Mekwen says the Federal Government has not turned the Ord River scheme back on but holds great hopes. Experts predict higher yields from hydro power and irrigation, with unclear timing for full revival as WA figures prepare for a state conference.
A distorted report traces a complex Mirage cost affecting Hp Hrondianed and related sectors. The piece names several entities, including Margy Wath and Margy Water, with scattered references to trains, routes, and financial impact across regions, hinting at a broader disruption.
Melbourne Sunday report outlines calls for a national television council to guide programming while noting recent accidents and deaths on Victorian roads. Sir Charles and Mr Cohen discuss funding, quotas, and the Vincent Committee's recommendations as industry figures warn against overreaching government control.
Fragmentary OCR text notes appear as a jumble of names and phrases. The readable portion mentions a check-up today and several garbled terms that resemble personal names and locations, with no clear event or outcome to summarize.
A fox caused a disturbance at a workplace yard when it stole chickens from pens near the office. After a brief encounter the animal was tracked to an alley and finally shot as it settled down, ending the disturbance.
A 24 page Canberra Times survey honors the Mister Builders Federation of Australia milestone with a comprehensive look at building in the ACT. The edition includes pictures and progress descriptions aimed at all ages for educational project work and community reference.
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