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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 24, 1963

Page

8

Wool fibre structure and stretching properties linked

The University of the Air science series The Scientist Looks at Wool on Channel 3 on Thursday June 27 at 9 30 pm. Presenter Max Feughelman of the CSIRO Wool Research Laboratories and Dr K J Whiteley of the University of New South Wales School of Wool Technology discuss how wool fibre structure affects stretch.

University of the Air Channel 3 Max Feughelman C.8.1.r.0 Wool Research Laboratories K. J. Whiteley School of Wool Technology University of New South Wales

TV and Radio Schedule Highlights for Monday to Sunday

A detailed weekly guide lists programs across networks including nature for schools, drama and comedy series, news, weather, opera ball telecast, and various specials. Highlights include Whacko, Doctor Kildare, University of the Air, Route 66, and the Opera House Ball from Sydney Town Hall.

Mary Rossi Jimmy Edwards Elizabeth Riddell Sydney John Moran University of N.S.W Peter Bennie All Saints’ Church Wickham Terrace Brisbane Brian Lewis University of Melbourne University OF the Air WWEWS Sydney Town Hall Pope Julius I Sandra McNab Alan Young Connie Hines Larry Keating Mister Ed Canberra MR. Polly Constance Cox H. G. Wells Emrys Jones Alfred Polly Bob Sanders Northwest Passage Town and Country Dumbe Dvorak Governor Wall West Africa Roger Livesey Ewen Solon Ballard Berkeley Corrinne Kerby Andy Pandy Spike Jones Jose Spike Len Weinrib Brothers IN Law Richard Briers June Barry Richard Wating John Glyn-Jones Ambrosine Philpotts Diana Ward Jim Gussey A.B.C Raymond Francis Man Bell Rosalyn Tureck Diane Dorgan Elin Sullivan Little Bear Icharbod ME — Renijie Robert Sterling George Chandler Christine White Country Call Countryman Ray Brown James Ellis Jeremey Kemp Brian Blessed UPA Gerald McBoing-Boing Inter Wombat Picaninny Share Lewis Clutch Rusty the Tin May Wicked Witch of West the Gillipops Gona John Reilly Fenwick Arms—Comed Spring Byington Frances Rafferty Dean Miller Harry Morgan Gene Kelly Leo G. Carroll Martin Milner Glenn Corbeut Paula Taylor Rome Mekong Tan Trethowan Laos William Dunstan Sportsview Ray Mitchell King Leonardo Bryan Davies Neil Williams Shirley McDonald Allan Dean Don Burrows Judy Baily Donna Reed Britain Boyd D.C Michael Denison Richard Gordon Charles Leno Jack Four Corners Michael Charlton Golden Ivory George Breakston Robert Urquhart Ari Stephen John Bentley Howarth Wood A Tarlton

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