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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1963
Page
3
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Fragmentary note shows a small islet being prepared as a central preview point. Details are unclear but several local terms indicate a planned viewing or demonstration area near the coast. Further context is missing to confirm participants or dates.
Fragmentary OCR hints at post election activity with scattered terms like for ding and 28, suggesting unsettled results and incomplete data from voting or official procedures. The readable text hints at civic process but lacks clear names or dates for precise reporting.
Melbourne reports a 24 hour national internal pilot strike was called by the Australian Federation of Air Pilots but settled late afternoon. The stoppage would have affected most internal airlines except East-West and MacRobertson Miller. Federation secretary B I Crofts said the dispute stemmed from a rejected section of a new agreement.
Patrick Hui 22 and Bill Koo Hak Shun 21 face murder charges for killing Kat Chan in Wagga on January 12 1963. Crown prosecutor details a dawn assault and burial in Wiley's Lane with Chan killed in the back seat of a car. The case adjourned to tomorrow morning.
Victoria and New South Mr Bale, who heads civil defence in the IACT, spoke after attending a Commonwealth course. He outlined新 that the new civil defence HQ in Bunda Street would host instruction on welfare rescue radiological reconnaissance and warden services with over 40 men and women from the A.C.T. attending. In a nuclear war scenario Canberra would evacuate to NSW reception centres or move survivors to the A.C.T. if Canberra remained unhit.
Parramatta Coroner Mr. S Cox returns an open finding on the death of Albert Mitchell about 65 found dead near a Glenorie cave on October 14 last year. £2347 was located in an army respirator bag and boat pocket. Constable Batchelor said six relatives named Mitchell applied for the money as the Public Trustee investigates each claim.
The Canberra Asian Aid Group affiliated with Community Aid Abroad will decide its programme for the coming year at a public meeting at University House on Friday night. Director David Scott of CAA will address the meeting and describe Indian projects and CAA work in other countries.
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