Advisory Meeting Debates Housing Purchase Payments
The Advisory Community meeting discussed purchase price payments and investigations into whether state housing agreements apply across Victoria, New South Wales, and Canberra. Officials and association leaders urged a uniform housing policy adoption while weighing compensation and occupancy recognition for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpio Wmich Baksea
Cunerra
Murehouse
Victoria
Wales
Gould
Professional Officers’ Association
Bede Wilkley
Canberra
Ieddes
Weil Inns
Valle
A.c.7
Wonginrers
Australie
Hy B Hancock
Svete Daity
Cannon Sven
Lubloiin
Jane
Federated
Ste Wiltian
Ayrten
Jubilee Plans Form Sub Committees in Federal Setup
The Federal Government to establish a minicommittee system to oversee variou audit tasks for the Jubilee center next year. The Prime Minister, Mr Moscales, announced that executive committee members will chair subcommittees in education commerce and industry and media, with each chair empowered to select subcommittee members. The groups will coordinate with the Director General and the executive committee to align activities in literature drama ballet painting and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Mill
Commonwealth Offce of Education
Commerce and Industey
Colin Sinclair
Ruyal Agricultural Society
N.8
Mub
Fi Ho Berryman
Ute
To. Arte
Sherp Dog Visit to New Zealand Championship Delegations
A garbled report notes a dog show event in May 1961 linking Australian and New Zealand competitors. Mentions the Jubilee trials, committee efforts, prizes including £30 and a visit to Gisborne, plus discussions on tax concessions and Commonwealth connections. Names Mr G Westcott and Sir, with references to Australian and New Zealand participants and exchequer oversight.
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Tsiai
New Zealand
Zealand
G. Westcott
Matt Ilight
London
Coammons
Australia
Bertrand Russell to Lecture in Canberra
A fragmentary report notes Bertrand Russell will lecture in Canberra with references to his academic career in philosophy and mathematics. It mentions his fellowship, later broad work, and prior BBC Reith lectures, highlighting his status as a renowned thinker and public figure.
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Bertrand Russell
Canberra
Bertrand Rene
Sopher
Aiydney
Ambedey
Ni Grant
John Itichel
Hesteihas
Dunbridge
Bertrand Russel Waa
Re Collage
Ac Nui Giomophieel Publien
Ton Beteen
Ataten
Geltvernd
Reith Incuron
B.bc
Kawwlegge
Benin
Pusbhiy
Sacked Cricketer Pleads Guilty to Theft in Warwickshire Ground Incident
London report says promising cricketer Yen Aldrick was sacked from Warwickshire County Club for misbehavior on Birmingham ground. He admitted theft after allegedly sabotaging the wicket and equipment, claiming a promise of good behavior for a year.
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London
Tuesay
Yen-Aldrick
Toy ‘Phoipaan
Wis Swekedt
Warwickshire County Snicket Club
Birmingham County Ground
Pilgrimage Healing In Australian Visitor Ceremony
A partially readable report describes a pilgrimage in a hall setting with Australian figures including Archbishop Doni of Brisbane and bishops from Bathurst Maitland Wilcannia Port Augusta and Wagga. The event is framed as a healing ceremony conducted by church leaders.
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Pape
Cheusontine Hall
Uae
Vaucan
Jumen Doni
Brisbane
Bathurst
Maitland
Wilcannia
Portes
Wagga
Port Auguate
Lisinore
Roads To Alps And South Coast Route Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes describe roads to alpine regions and coastal areas with garbled place names. The text hints at routes near Seine and Mount Genninal, with scattered references to locations, fees, and aims but lacks coherent events or dates.
Tax Cuts Gifts by Nine Fifteen Thousand Pounds Approved
A £95 000 tax cut gift scheme linked to a £400 000 sterling fund was approved after debate in Parliament. The plan, proposed by government ministers and supported by Sir John Blick of Brandany Mor tore, faced warnings it could be used retrospectively. The government secured a 218 majority to pass the measure as part of the April budget package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canh
Vole
Beto
Ti Tennant
Austin, Slotoy
Cmpaiy
John Blick
Brandany
Mortore
Sir Suuffard
Sydney Lottery Draw Recaps Odd Prize Notices
STATE LOTTERY SYDNEY Tuesday draw 2081 shows prize listings with names like Keim Birt Prize and Nelle Bynilicute. Various syndicate references appear including 21eH Syndicate, Meru Syndicate, and Gade and Evens Syndicate. Lottery No 2082 will be drawn tomorrow morning.
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Sydney
Sills Keim Birt
Nelle
Bynilicute
Ke Dackary
Pinher Street
Bevin Prige
L Pencork
Muck Han
Hte Pine
PTE
Meru Syndicyte
Ben Walkidl
Trenty Hants
Waveney Wolleth Price
Planes For Olympics Federal Grant RAAF
A1960s era report describes a Commonwealth grant enabling RAAF aircraft for Olympic-related operations and mentions preparations, weather issues, and deployment plans to Malaya and Singapore. The text notes delays, strategic moves under Wing Commander J Hah, and efforts to publicize Australia's sporting representation while detailing postwar military airforce activity.
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RAAF
Malaya
Richmond
Aydney
Tuentay
New
Singapore
Richman
J. Hah
Far East
Snany Richmond Ia
U S Moves to Expel Bridges
A US move seeks to revoke citizenship and expel Bridges after a conviction. The case challenges naturalisation and appeals proceed as officials argue against a revocation order. The action centers on a contained legal process and potential removal from citizenship.
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San Franciron
Tursuay
Amatilinaewn
Marey
Coorg Havela
Pers
Abe Bridlgen
Dude Harrih
Persiry
Messal
White
Oritor Yyill
Marene
Local Action Deferred In Canberra
Fragmented OCR text discusses a Canberra action deferred by a body linked to a senator and minister figures. The passage mentions a bond, a governor or governor general, and Australian patrons, with unclear names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Harry
Ridges Mililster
Sonar Jay Valle
Ty Quiih Watt
Senator Grint
Hayy Bessigon
Cochran Named Chairman of Joint Coal Board
Mr S F Cochran named chairman of the Joint Coal Board succeeding A L Cameron. He will serve a five year term and receive about £5000 per year. Born May 30 1888 in Glasgow he started in Beattie and Queenstown and held various posts including Deputy Director of Rasding are Quisenainail From 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint Coal Board
AL Cameron
Murder charge in baby death at trial date set
Sydney Turaday and A Kershy tonlay faced murder charges related to the death of a 21 month old girl, Kathleen Denny Bulger. The coroner ruled the child died from injuries believed caused by John Lynch, 23, of Walrfield, with Lynch denying involvement as the child’s mother, Mrs Veronica Mary Budge, 20, of Eamile sires Peleweie, appeared in court.
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Sydney
Turaday
Liverpool
Lynch
Voonica
Mary’ Budge
Eamile Sires
Peleweie
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Cente
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Ea Vition Neagle
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Frank Hagens Furniture Department
al Rogers
Advan
Trousseau and
Bednoom Suite
Hugh Polish Mnitir
Nest
Rogers OF
Goulburn
Alps
Soutzotey
Pereups
Seaina
Emel
Eic
Oneta
Atelaine
Ho Ae
Opperman
U.S
S. F. Cochran
Coal Board
Camat
Oberiaon
Roca
Amato
Anil
Shawn
Indi
Sarbane
Mat Defec
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