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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Jun 25, 1964

Page

6

Pye TV offers lifetime circuit guarantee amid bold claims

The advertisement touts a lifetime guarantee on the Pye TV receiver’s printed circuit, likening it to weather satellite circuits for reliability. It promises a high resolution, sharp picture and frames the guarantee as a stand against planned obsolescence, urging readers to join the rebellion for a modest price.

Pye

Deaths Feared In Mississippi Race Row

Three missing civil rights workers Andrew Goodman Mickey Schwerner and James Chaney feared foul play after their burnt wagon was found near Bogue Chitto Swamp Mississippi. Federal and state officers searched the area while NAACP and others planned protests and federal action. Authorities urged restraint as demonstrations continued in St. Augustine over segregation.

Bogue Chitto Swamp Mississippi Andrew Goodman Mickey Schwerner James Chaney Johnson Meridian Philadelphia Robert Kennedy West Germany National National Assocation For the Advancement of Colored People Naascap Justice Department L.A

University to Consider Physics Post

The vice chancellor of the Australian National University announced at a university council meeting on July 10 plans to consider the Department of Particle Physics post and the resignation of Professor Sir Mark Oliphant as head. Sir Leonard will also review work on the homepoelar generator, developed over 12 years at a cost above £1 million to advance plasma physics research. Sir Mark will continue as a professor in the Research School of Physical Sciences while pursuing his own research.

Australian National University Leonard Hemxleys University Council Mark Oliphant Sir Leonard Sir Mark Mark Physicrl Sciences

Spain Re d uces Migration to Australia to a Trickl e

Spanish migration to Australia has fallen to a trickle with only two categories arriving. Immigrants in the assisted group are immediate family members and close relatives nominated by Spanish migrants in Australia. Officials estimate about 40 and 20 arrivals respectively in the year ending June 30. Talks continue between Spain and Australia as the Spanish government considers the slowdown temporary.

Spain Australia Mi Peon Rivanmemenia Resistan Cammer

Broken Hill Proprietary lifts iron and steel output

Sydney reports Broken Hill Proprietary Co Ltd, Australia's largest public company, shows substantial lift in iron and steel production for the year ended May 1941 per Commonwealth Statistician Mr Archer. Figures indicate big increases in pig iron steel ingots and blooms and slabs though final group totals remain undisclosed.

Sydney Australia Broken Hill Proprietary Co. Ltd Commonwealth Statistician Mr Archer

Voyager inquiry details blame and maneuvers in collision

The inquiry heard contrasting views on Captain Robertson's actions before Voyager collided with a destroyer. Admirals Becher and Hicks debated the timing of a possible intervention and what constitutes reasonable skill. The rescue by the Navy and Buralga's role were noted as promptly responsive. hearing adjourned to 10 a.m. tomorrow.

Mr. Jenkyn D. S. Hicks Q.C Capt. Robertson Robertson Hicks Admiral Becher Voyager Mr. Hicks Becher Lid Becher Navy

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