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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1960
Page
9
Fragmentary report discusses Japan and Japaneses forces, President Eisenhower, and a summit teardown. It notes opposition within and outside the United States, warnings of incidents, and fear of concessions to disorderly forces amid treaty tensions.
Canberra juniors plan a Civic Pride drive during Jaycee Week across Australia. They urge residents to clearly display house numbers to aid workers and emergency services. The Canberra Junior Chamber cites volunteer efforts since 1915 and aligns with a national service ethic.
Officials and distinguished members gather to honor SF heroes in a formal ceremony. The event features tribute by notable attendees and spread across multiple venues. Highlights include speeches from local leaders and the presentation of recognitions to service members.
A fragment notes custody and travel to Miami Florida involving Mr. Scott of the Nation as part of a larger legal matter. The minimal readable detail suggests a movement during a custody dispute.
A brief notice discusses a contest about uniform car number plates. The piece mentions motorists and Barton in connection with the varied plate sizes and potential standardization debates.
A Calare community plan outlines a CP member seeking new steps after the Liberal member Mr. Howse announced updated plans. The statement suggests a strategic shift and readiness to respond to Liberal positions.
Derek Moon surveys Britain’s road funding debate focusing on tolls and financing. He notes government expenditure rising toward 240 million pounds over four years and the view that road investments are costly yet necessary to avert further delays and deterioration on major highways.
A clipping notes Rev Keith Elliott Burweis and the Victoria Cross, with figures from Auckland referencing the 1942 cross and a remark about never wearing it again. The article mentions All Blacks and a rugby tour of South Africa, plus soldiers and medals.
SAAF report details a long distance flight mission described as a difficult air dash for a mother of ten. The route covers 750 miles to a harbour and back, highlighting endurance and military aviation logistics.
A dawn rush to Lithgow delivered blood plasma after heavy rain halted the first lane. The bank decided to dispatch more bottles, racing to the hospital to save a mother's life.
Government figures show Canberra service traveled 3,559,854 miles in 1956 59 across 1,795 vehicles. The report notes 1,795 defects including 414 faulty brakes 815 defective headlights and 17260 vehicles registered with 2349 being new.
The article discusses political fallout as issues resurface after being wrapped up by leaders. It cites Labour leader Arthur Calwell criticizing the electoral system while Liberal statements reference upcoming Bendigo and Canberra politics with ministers like William McMahon. The piece notes ongoing election strategy in a tense parliamentary context.
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