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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 06, 1964

Page

4

Crocodile Forces Two Constables From Water

A five foot crocodile encountered by police skindiver patrols at Manly Reservoir prompted Constable B Parker and Constable T Swift to retreat. Taronga Park Trust President Sir Edward Hallstrom suspects a Johnstone River crocodile. Manly officials plan a spear gun hunt for the reptile and note other small crocs in local watercourses.

Sydney Manly Reservoir B. Parker T. Swift Constable Swift Parker Edward Hallstrom Taronga Park Trust Johnstone River Manly W. R. Nichols

Union Bans Strip-Tease Acts Under Employment Rules

Actors' Equity secretary Hal Alexander announced a ban on members performing strip-tease in prescribed clubs, barring industrial protection and union eligibility. The move follows investigations into female strip shows and calls for legal curbs by government, police, and authorities. Chief Secretary Shelly cited existing law limiting action on alleged exploitation.

Sydney Equity Actors’ Equity Hal Alexander Shelly

C M F Starts Recruiting Drive For New Recruit Platoon

The C M F unit in Canberra led by Major R Skinner begins a recruiting drive to form a new Recruit Platoon. The drive planned for Monday night at the C M F Training Depot Kingsley Street Turner aims to attract recruits from private enterprise and public servants. Lieutenant I G Hawke and Sergeant John Pike named as platoon commander and sergeant. Interviews to be conducted at the Civic Centre information centres with equipment displays.

C.M.F Kingsley Street Turner Canberra I. G. Hawke John Pike Civic Centre Con

Pay packet found. owner sought in Queanbeyan

Queanbeyan police seek the owner of a pay packet found on April 30. Contact Sgt. Murray at the Queanbeyan Police Station.

Queanbeyan Murray iQueanbeyan

P and O Orient Air-Sea Interchange Tickets Offer

Passengers from England to Europe or the U K can use Air Sea Interchange Tickets and return on our sailings. A rebate of 109 each way applies to return tickets to Europe by Steamship or Air Lines with Interchange arrangements. Contact accredited APAC Travel Agencies or P and O Orient offices in Australia to reserve space on our stabilized air conditioned ships.

Europe U.K P & O - Orient A.P.A.C P & O- Orient Australia

Snowplough Clears Path to Jindabyne Church's Consecration

Snow cleared access to the new church in Jindabyne allowing completion by June 14. Father A J Conway said Archbishop Eris O'Brien will consecrate. the site was chosen by Kosciuszko State Park Trust and work began in March. A steel cross was raised on Anzac Eve and the church memorializes Pope John XXIII and President John F Kennedy.

Noth Jindabyne A. J. Conway Father Conway Eris O'Brien Canberra Goulburn Kosciusko State Park Trust Sis John XXII John F. Kennedy

Roadworks Progress on Snowy Mountains Route

Considerable road works are in progress between Jindabyne and Mount Kosciusko in the Snowy Mountains. Seven and a half miles of bitumen replacing an old road has been completed between Jindabyne and the Kosciusko Road, following a circular route to avoid flooding when the Jindabyne Dam is built. On the Kosciusko Road widening and strengthening are being carried out between Snowy Valley look-out and Sawpit Creek and between Diggers Creek and Smiggin Holes by the Department of Main Roads.

Chamber seeks police control of Alinga Street crossing

The Chamber of Commerce asks to station a policeman at the Alinga Street pedestrian crossing on Friday nights to regulate pedestrians and vehicles. A spokesman notes pedestrians have the absolute right of way and that the police control would improve traffic flow benefiting shopkeepers pedestrians and motorists.

Chamber of Commence Alinga Street Chamber

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