24 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
1
Sir Robert advocates counting China into a new nonproliferation accord amid talk of a Commonwealth meeting on nuclear disarmament. The report mentions weather disruptions, school bus delays, and snow clearing as well as public debate on restraints and global tension with China.
Supporters of the Australian Wool Board reserve price scheme won an overwhelming vote at the Wool Industry Conference in Sydney. The proposal, pushed by Sir William Gunn, was endorsed 45 to 5 with plans for a referendum among woolgrowers and government negotiations on a price scheme and housing measures.
An uneasy mood gripped Algiers as Afro-Asian foreign ministers gathered for a conference. Reports describe tense discussions on nuclear disarmament and UN issues with mentions of Chaired officials and tentative announcements amid security concerns.
The article notes Thespis the Greek was the only inactive figure amid demonstrations at the berm Theatre Centre last night. It describes tensions over the Altre Astin conference, foreign ministers meetings, and regional security concerns involving Australia, Indonesia, and Singapore amid unfolding protest and political maneuvering.
Premier Walsh announced a royal commission into South Australia industry. The inquiry will study production costs for wine and brandy grapes, factors guiding grape allocation, and negotiations between growers and wineries. It will examine how grape supply affects winery operations and planned schemes.
Senior Indonesian diplomat Dioko Jaewono warned Qantas and other civil airlines to divert around the dangerous Riotslands zone just south of Singapore. He urged caution amid volatile conditions affecting regional air routes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various names and items but lacks complete details. No coherent event or实体 facts to summarize into a meaningful card.
A garbled OCR item notes some ALP members living in their thirties. It references Deputy Leader Whitlam and mentions Australian and New Zealand figures, with scattered phrases about political reactions, figures, and pages.
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