Canberra Weather Summary From Meteorological Station
Canberra forecast details show fine conditions with showers possible near Lipiat and ROFL area,Cloudy at times with easterly winds. Temperature ranges include a high near 41 and low around 34, with minimums near 28. Winds light to moderate, shifting from west to east, with overall dry to unsettled outlook over the 26 hours from yesterday.
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Nour Inde
Actern
Canberra
Masini
Sanday
Fairbairn
Act
Bam
Gullburn
Bingeadare
Cour
Bamiale
Muandre Eowa
Poneca
Saucer over ES air base reportedly observed at altitude
Fragmented report recalls a saucer sighting near Camuamey with claimed altitudes over 5000 feet and speeds near 1000 mph. Witnesses noted radar tracking and evasive maneuvers, while official agencies offered cautious, minimal comment.
Parliament Retreat Marks Labour Ambush In Endowment Bill
The Canberra Times reports a meagre record for the prewant Parliament as it retreats after new sittings. Labour's attempt in the Senate of Supply to force the Government over the Endowment Bill failed when the Government stood firm, amid widespread frustration from the Opposition. The story notes the Commonwealth functions and the Labor-COMMUNITARIAN clash, with voters watching future constitutional prospects and party dynamics as elections loom.
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St Lesat
Labour
Senate of Supply
Almont
Comemonwealth Funk Board
Treasury
Duisenstons
Ian
Ate
Shrnsion
Budden
Canberra
Calwell
Hw Ia
Segandonl
Commiuniar
Labour Party
Regent appoints envoy and plenipotentiary for foreign affairs
A misread dispatch notes the appointment of a vice-regal official and senior ministers to represent Ye Fee Minnie at Government House. It records the selection of an envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to conduct external affairs and liaise with the crown.
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Brn
Moward Rae
Governaent
Excellency
Fbr
Avsaree
Wilms Siehme Jefe
Farewell to Mrs Zouch on MWCA board
A MWCA meeting honored Mrs Zouch for many years on the board and as vice president. President Mrs Bird led tributes as others recalled her service and support to the association and its activities.
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Mrs. Zouch
Bern
Assorlation
Bird
Pogret
Tnt
Yw.c.a
Miya
Bombers Over Pacific: Warhington Incident Report
Fragmented wartime note describes aerial actions over the Pacific, mentioning formations, losses, and a financial figure. Key names and places are unclear due to OCR errors but imply a battle brief with casualties and strategic movements.
Labour split in Vic on C P alliance
Melbourne reports a Labour split over ALP support for the Country Party in Victoria. A No Confidence motion looms as the Legislative Assembly meets, with internal resignations and heated exchanges at Collformatt meetings. The dispute centers on terms of a potential Labour alliance and the risk of an early election. Strong parties and figures like Mr Jordan, Mr Kyle, and Mr Hallway appear in the debate amid warnings of a fragile minority government and possible statewide repercussions.
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Melbourne
Country and
Labour Partiea
Country Party
Victoria
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Labour
Bull
MF Jordan
E-Day
ALP
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Collaformatt
Kesa
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A. A. Kyle
Storemen and Parks Fra
Kyle
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Apecles
Beandley
ACT
Wuld Ube
Lambo Barty
Sid Wonte
Farlier
Labour Party
Ausporte Ling
Country
Ducdhicu
Hallway
Wil
Danald
Ian
Jain
Moliway
Cayenne Amu
Lundy Menlvesioster
Cain
Liberal-Country Party
Howsz
Ee -Amsnahly
McDonald
Progress Asan Seeks Repairs To Roots Progress Asan
Community petition alleges root damage from water leaks in homes and kitchens. Residents blame incorrect drainage and weather, urging swift repairs and action by the Department of Interior and local authorities. Affected area includes Try Avenue corridor traffic and future development plans. Local group plans to press for timely fixes and safety measures.
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Raridenta
Nareadvundsh
Prarapet
Sacrebunden
Meroach
Teria
Incocreet Saaning
Tnothc
Uslance
Ares
Thi
Daterloe
Timit Aigun
Aturt Avenue
Department of the Interior
Recont
Mom
Act
Canberra
Cooma
Trafic
Papeciniy
Aig
Iran
Turner Progress Association Officers Change
The Turner Progress Association elected officers with Mr Self serving as secretary for a second term after replacing the acting president. Mr Burke was relieved from that post while new members KC Chalten and Be Linton joined the committee.
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Turner Progress
Wellner Ananda
Tonke
C. Burke
Self
Sidon
Bein Jaeninevict
Moegrnad Tr
British Policy And U S Finance in Postwar Debate
A scrambled report outlines Republican moves in Congress over British policy and Marshall Aid. It notes proposals to cut aid to Britain by 40 million dollars, possible administration changes in Japan, and hints at U S funding limits as Tokyo reports emphasize Formosa defense.
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Thuraday
Marshall Ant
Congress
Ae Fe
Iiliam Knowlanding
Asd Ib
Senate USA
Beitinh
U.N
Swanton
Fsnemlarek
FMR
Marshall
Britain
Tokyo
Macarthur
Formos
Chased Bandit Found Dead After Bank Robbery
Brief report describes a bandit pursued after a bank hold up near Tantion Ontario. The thief was found dead soon after, a car abandoned nearby with most of the loot inside. Police inquiry follows in Montreal.
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Montreal
Thure
Tantion
Ontario
Ani
Coal Problems Debated in House Debate on Open Cut Coal Production
The House debated coal supply costs and open cut production, with Mr Wantworth urging continued expansion amid concerns over policy and miner conditions. Speakers cited security, guaranteed prices, internal development, and calls for a national approach to revive production while tracing tensions between miners and owners and noting past sabotage accusations.
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Col
India
Houth Keriew
Australia
Cir
Wucrdantul Pult
Queeneland
Dte
Calmi
Tlern
Apeit
Cramer
Ate
Me Duldeley
KAW
Minen
Bueideley
Tie
Antenet
Joe
Edie
Miners’ Federation
Furenen
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Minotx Peteration
Enut Cana
Op i Ponitian
Jowt Cos
Br. Wentworth
Watkins
Newcastin
Fiesty
Wert Wallewond
Burtt and Coomwort Wrens
Lanbour
Canberra City Band to Perform Sunday Afternoon Concert
The Canberra City Band presents a Sunday afternoon concert at the Alcott Talon with the first performance of American Pioneer in pantomime style. The program features Australian military band influences and will include the famed baritone Tex Burns singing The Convivere Song and Summertime. A novelty gag Parade of the Tin Soldiers and other pieces complete the program as the town hall event aims for a colorful, varied afternoon.
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Witter Nitormen
Ue Canberrie
Alcott Talon
Umeay
Aum Vhia
Qverture
Atsurican
Ly Pant Norte
Rte Hanamaater
W_ Hottman
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Aaiprican Millery
Breie Mny
Coronik
Australi
Bani
Nytt
Canborea
Australia
Arandate
Rainort
Canevra Baritona
Bn Fhunmall
Tex
ABC
Sydney Town Hall
Byan Wenner
Okishora
Public Opinion on Milk Payment and Canberra Dairy
A letter from Walter and others criticizes the current milk payment system and urges action on road and canal developments benefiting the Tong-suer community. It praises Ulrich Eis for civic efforts and discusses milk delivery costs, proposed pricing changes, and payment schedules centered on Canberra Dairy Society Limited efforts.
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Walter
Canberes
Matemara
Ray
Clyde Mountain
Foxe
Sarre
Ulrich Eis
Inter Atta
Sruth
Tong-suer
Tng Cerdersa
Canberra Dairy ‘Society Limited
Conmumar
Abe
Hhuuld & Raub
Dollar loans to Commonwealth nations plan explored
In a quarterly review a proposal outlines dollar loans to Commonwealth nations to fund development. Professor Copland discusses borrowing up to 400 million dollars annually with interest covered by selling 130,000 barrels of oil to the United States, shaping a global finance strategy.
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New York
Proton
Hha
Americen
United Stater National
Unitedtater
Fee Foster
United Staten
Canberra Works Tenders For Various Projects
The Department of Works and Menning lists twelve tenders totaling £58,000 for Canberra projects. Other accepted tenders include erection of subtrostre hotwos in O Connor, garages at Darton, supply of KW Ay transformers, concrete footpaths in Albany, and theatre fittings at Albert Hall. Completion required by 1983 with separate tenders for each project.
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Department of Works and Menning
Canewera
Aarpene Sum
McDonald
Melbauens
Vemonderrole Hottwo
O'Connor
Darton
Parliament House
Howey St Nerenbunde
Brann Huilding
Barton
Petty
Diplomats Set Up Temporary Offices In Old Hospital Block
Temporary diplomatic offices opened in Acton at the Old Hospital Block to address accommodation problems for the High Commissioner and Indonesian ambassadors. Officials led by Mr. M Roweis explained the urgent need and noted future expansion may affect nearby areas and institutions.
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Acton
Ceylon
M Roweis
Univers
Parliament Inunctions and Defense Plans Cited
In parliament, Mr. Paichaim Harrie pressed the NSW prices minister and ministerial aides on actions to block red end aims from Victoria entering NSW. Mr. MeEuwen denied knowledge of the incident but promised to check Commonwealth authority. Civil defence measures were discussed, with future erection of a leader by opposition proposed. News covered fodder conservation schemes, dried fruit act investigations, and airline schedule reorganizations.
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Paichaim Uarrie
Nsw
Finnan
Albury
Naw
Commerce
MeEuwen
MeMeuwen
Commonwealth
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Townley
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Ccumullabiona
Owen
Moinnbynes
Murray Valley
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Cid Aviation
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Caney
Eterer Noyce
Howe
Matatec
Mensiok
Tor Katz
Platt
GB Ya
benoRta
Bratt Mervicem
Anator
Eimer
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