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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
5
Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide share prices show tentative gains on trading day marked by demand and cautious investor sentiment ahead of key wage decisions. Analysts note a limited upturn with mixed activity across mining and consumer sectors, while observers watch for Treasury policy impact and government figures.
The Royal Australian Navy radio station at Darwin is used in an international experiment to study transmission of very high frequency signals across vast distances. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a collaborative wireless research effort.
Fragmentary notes reference Task Bridger and Heine in an international year project. Mentions interviews, science terms, and uncertain context. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but imply a cross border research or discovery theme.
Weather map and forecast detail a radio base in Darwin tested internationally with forecast notes. Mentions Camphill area and cities such as Canberra and Melbourne, listing temperatures and wind patterns. Reports showers and unsettled conditions across coastal regions and inland areas with varying highs and lows.
In Sydney on Monday the Supreme Court dismissed an alimony appeal by William Alexander Davie against Maren Read of Jessest Bay. The case upheld prior orders of £624 a year for the first wife and £972 a year for the second wife, with total arrears of £1,097. The court said Penny had sought a spell of support but could not continue payments, citing evidence of the breakdown and inability to comply. BRISBANE Monday also reported Albert Butcher, 28, of Wennum and his companion Raymond Carer marooned after being swept ashore near Sandgate at 10 am. Both were safe.
A damaged OCR fragment shows names and phrases mangled. It references people and places in no clear order, offering little verifiable detail beyond partial terms and stray capitalized words. The readable bits hint at a local notice or column but lack coherent facts.
In Sydney Moray cold disrupts a performance by the Africains. Manager Mr Nearthy quotes concerns about weather affecting costumes and audience safety. NSW Chief Secretary Mr Williams plans to decide if the show proceeds tomorrow, aiming to avoid disappointing talent Brighane.
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