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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1965
Page
8
Sydney report: R W Miller Pty Ltd chairman Mr R W Miller resumed from Japan today with orders for three million tons of soft coking coal worth £12 million. The shipment push signals a major expansion in trade and production for the firm.
A fire in Darwin claimed the life of a woman and her infant. The incident prompted authorities to survey related safety concerns as investigations begin.
A deadly house fire in Maitland killed a newborn while engulfing a residence. Neighbors and officials described a fierce blaze that gutted the home and left other occupants injured. Investigators scrutinized the scene as families faced losses. officials warned about fires from faulty wiring and dangerous conditions.
Investigation into the Obstetrics Department at Canberra Community Hospital is expected to be disclosed publicly. The report's release would illuminate findings and any associated actions or recommendations for policy and patient care improvements.
Cluttered OCR notes describe a Wednesday fire and shooting charge involving a Sister E McHeh in obstetric duties. The blaze trapped Mrs Conners while a hearse valued at £6,000 to £6,000 and personal belongings were lost. investigation details and unnamed figures are muddled.
Disjointed wartime report touches on injuries and hospital life. Mentions absences, patient care, and a ceremony for fallen troops. Describes evacuations, ward conditions, and casualties among Japanese and allied personnel in a distant theater.
An OCR fragment outlines an Australian university appointing a new professor in biochemistry or chemistry, with references to national and international figures, a civic reception, and plans for a department. It mentions university budgets, potential salaries from 2701 to 8001, and a wedding in a Presbyterian church. The text includes numerous garbled names and dates, but signals a major academic appointment and community events surrounding it.
Residents gathered as the town joined a wedding procession despite cafe closures and rain. The bride leaves the church with her sister Susan presenting congratulations as cameras capture the moment.
AAP reports the 1st Battalion imposes strict rules to protect wives and families from Communist poison-pen letters. Commander 1 Fr Beumfield orders anonymity for press soundings, while internal security aims to prevent leaks and intimidation amid Vietnam era tensions.
Jindabyne residents gather for a farewell to Sister Exlean Passmore marking 33 years as a Bush Nurse. Passmore’s service ends with a transfer from Denman and a town tribute including a £410 cheque. The event reflects the long-standing bush health work and community ties in New South Wales.
A firearm discharge occurred yesterday on the Showy Mountains highway near Mesin bata. Thompsnn, 24, of Tathra, was struck by a shotgun blast from Necar. He was transported to Beast Di Intel Hospital where his condition is listed as stable.
Firefighters battled grass fires at the western feet of Mount Ainslie amid tense conditions yesterday. Royal, Min, Curtin were cited in terse dispatches as crews fought the blaze and monitored hotspots.
A chaotic Saturday to Sunday period across New South Wales left ten people dead on highways and local streets. Police report multiple vehicle crashes with drivers and passengers sustaining critical injuries. Names and exact locations are partially obscured in the scrambled OCR text.
Crisbane Sunday reports Sir William Gunn warned the communist China could turn off wheat imports overnight. He urged new avenues for international government to manage surpluses and push for a broader alliance. He spoke while addressing the Widow branch of the Canney Party noting Australia’s duty to develop the region amid US tensions.
Report from Sydney describes 97 tourists stranded as a repair crew works to fix a disrupted flight. Passengers, including islanders, face delays while emergency measures and alternative arrangements are discussed to get travelers home.
Sydney dispatch reports NSW Transport Minister Morris will meet a Labour Council deputation on Tuesday to discuss wage increases for railway and government bus workers.
Nationalist China’s Foreign Minister Shen Chanchiao will visit Australia and New Zealand to discuss Southeast Asia matters. He plans to arrive in New Zealand late this month and depart for Australia early in July as governments seek accord on regional issues.
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