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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
3
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The Minister for National Development Senator Spooner was asked to consider a direct Canberra to Adaminaby road via Shannon's Flat to speed access to Lake Eucumbene and Kiandra. Fraser urged more Adaminaby blocks, publicity like Wowan project, and tourist facilities including Snow Goose Hotel extension and a pine forest near the old town site.
Applications for two Sydney television stations closed last Friday and were referred to the Australian Broadcasting Control Board for a public inquiry. Final applicants include Sydney Channel Ten Sydney Ltd and United Telecasters Sydney Ltd, with further country-area licenses to be reviewed in public inquiries.
The Department plans leasing a Northbourne Avenue site for a combined information and accommodation booking agency. It would supply maps city guides hotel bookings and souvenirs while Canberra Tourist Bureau remains the main booking centre for air road rail and tours.
Sir George, longtime state president of the RSL for 22 years and federal president for 11, died suddenly last Thursday night. At his funeral in St Paul’s Cathedral Dean T W Thomas praised his free and tireless service. A eulogy at Springvale Lawn Cemetery was delivered by Sir Arthur Dean, former 7th Battalion comrade and Chancellor of Melbourne University.
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