Subscriptions Rise for 1961 ASLO Concert Series
Subscriptions near 400 for Canberra arts concert drive featuring the Griller String Quartet at Albert Mall. Program includes Mozart String Quartet No 10, Beethovens Op 85, and Bax No 1 in G Major. Sidney Griller, Jack O'Brien, Philip Buckon, Colin Hampton form the quartet. Canberra audience support grows as Musica Viva promotes varied classical programs.
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AGI
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Bax
Nest
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Colin Hampton
Testo
Musica Viva
Mualety
Canberes
Sydney Symphony Orchestra
Clint Amici Quintette
ABE
Danes Filtut
New Waterfront Unions in New Zealand Forming
Disjointed OCR notes report Auckland and Wellington waterfront unions preparing to register. Port employers and Labour Ministry discuss recognition while Auckland and New Plymouth workplaces anticipate new unions within days. Officials promise to organize representation in Wellington and enrolment in the new body.
Saboteurs weaken NZ rail bridge in Waikato
Reuters reports a night bombing damaged a railway bridge serving Waikato coal mines supplying Auckland. The bridge's damage halted an 30-car train, officials say, as Prime Minister Holland vows strong action and security measures nationwide to track down those responsible amid a tense Cold War backdrop. The Hong Kong premier enacts national security measures, requisitioning British and Asiatic Petroleum assets in China to protect strategic interests.
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Waikato
Hongong
Chou Fanta
China
Asiatic Petroleum Company
New
Kina
Pule
Parking area near Civic planned for Lan GOn area
Plans for a new parking area near Civic Centre, approved by the National Planning and Development Committee, will be submitted to the Minister of Interior. The council decided not to press ahead with the northern Lan G On site plans, citing likely delays and safety concerns. The proposed facility would hold around 100 cars initially, expanding to about 70 or 100 as later outlined, with dedicated spaces to improve access and reduce congestion.
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Minster Top
Tye
Gibaon
Department of Interior
ACT
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Sen
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Council
Thapedor le
Howley
A. McKinnon
Maid Howes
Dan
Fodder Shortage Threatens New South Wales Farms
A Department of Culture spokesman said despite four good seasons the state faces a serious fodder shortage. Labor and machinery constraints plus drought-like conditions have farmers conserving fodder as cereals ripen, with urgency mounting to finish planting before winter and allow some growth ahead of May.
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New South, Wales
Borith
Department of Culture
Uni
Amd
Canberra Weather Forecast From Regional Office Update
Regional forecast notes cool conditions for Canberra and surrounding district with morning fog and light to moderate northerly to northwesterly winds. Temperatures may reach around 52 degrees max and cooler minima near night. Winds ease later, with light spells of rain possible.
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Foeecart RM
Oirat
Canberra Liberal Cabinet crisis and 1961 election hope
Prime Minister surveys the political battlegrounds and contemplates cabinet reshuffles to refresh leadership. Speculation grows on retiring ministers, younger MPs elevated, and potential resignations to allow new faces and a stronger effort toward long term government stability and reform.
Dinner at Government House Honours Admiral Kinkaid
Their Excellencies the Governor-General and Mrs. W. J. McKail hosted a dinner at Government House Canberra in honor of Admiral Thomas Kin kaid and Mrs. Kinkaid. Admiral and Mrs. Kinkaid were guests of Thely lenclés at Government House, Canberra.
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W. J. McKail
Thomas ©. Kinkaid
A.S.N
Mra. Kinkaid
Government House
Canberra
Thely Lenclés
Sanberre
Girl Injured After Falling From Bus Near Motel
A 15 year old girl Malzie Malzard of McQuoid Street Queanbeyan was admitted to Canberra Community Hospital after a fall from a bus near the Motel Kurrajong. She sustained a fracture but her condition is satisfactory.
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Kurrajong
Inter Admitti
Canberra
Malzie Malzard
McQuoid Street
Queanbeyan
State Government To Be Attacked In Parliament
Sydney reports the Legislative Assembly aims to resume its 30th session amid debate over power policy. Attacks on handling the Power and Prime Ministership are anticipated as factions clash over adjournment after a heated sitting, with opposition voices demanding accountability.
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Emor
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Hoftye
von Aid
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Lendi
Preatt
Winnie
Minough
Tresti
Maman
Early election urged in northern western area
The Liberal Party pushes for an early general election amid parliamentary turmoil. Mr Treat argued government inertia worsened crises like blackout and rising tension, urging immediate action and a date for new electoral proceedings.
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Liberal Party
Langtry Former MHR Dies at 70 in Riverina
Griffith reports the death of Mr J Langtry former member for Riverina aged 70. He came to Finlay 90 years ago and spent his life in the Riverina. Langtry served nine years as Riverina MP, defeated by Mr Roberts in 1948. He leaves a wife, three sons and two daughters. Burial is set for 3 p.m. Wednesday at Bavellen Catholic Cemetery.
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Langly
Riverina
Mir
Langtry
Finlay
Robertot
Anres
Blackouts Hit Region Amid Widespread Power Outages
Two major blackouts disrupted northern and southern Croberre yesterday afternoon affecting the Boithern Grid Bincrleity. Transmission lines failed near Le Foanherr Railto Statione 2CA and BCY. industry works halted and residents faced outages into the night.
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Northern
Nouthern Aupurba
Croberre
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Tennant
Linnion
Havin
Armani
Taxi Driver Sentenced for Grievous Bodily Harm
A taxi driver identified as Mottat was convicted of causing grievous bodily harm to a woman by driving irresponsibly. He received a nine month sentence after appearing in court at the query ter senmona. The case cites cautions that taxi drivers must be taught not to drive in a reckless manner at all ages.
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Bayreuth Festival To Be Revived After War Interruption
The Bayreuth Festival will resume this year after wartime disruptions. Founded by Richard Wagner, the theatre opened in 1878 and has hosted performers from many countries. Wagner’s grandchildren, the Wagner Society, and the city of Bayreuth funded repairs restoring the venue for performances from July 30 to August 18.
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Interchange of Lecturers Between Melbourne and Canberra
An exchange of lecturers between Melbourne University and Canberra University College occurs in a two week period. Professor Maxwell, English head at Melbourne, will swap with Professor A D Hope, head of English at the Canberra college. Melbourne officials plan a visit to Canberra for the exchange. Professor Cal H Clark of History will present a paper at the Australian and New Zealand Association for the Advancement of Science biennial conference in Brisbane on August 25. The conference is noted as a key event in the ongoing development of scientific and educational cooperation.
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Canberra University College
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Melbourne
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Cal H. Clark
Cole Fogs
Wall
Ken Besland Association For the Advancement of Scince
Brbane
Auy
Bra Feaur Rerbert Burin
Vogeler Leaves for U S After Hungarian Prison Stay
Vogeler departs Vienna bound for the United States with his wife Lucilla and two children following release after 17 months in a Hungarian prison on spying charges. The family leaves by train amid mixed reactions.
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Nhiyy
Mother Daughter Killed In Car Smash
A collision killed a mother and her daughter near Tauren five cidlislam bebe ene. John Mayor Buyenet, 3H, Mawkin Bircot, and Janice Gay Sur Tenet identified among others. A husband, John Argus Burchell, drove the car. the crash left both women dead before medical aid. The driver and front garden scene were noted in reports.
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