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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 01, 1965
Page
5
The fragmented piece recalls blues culture in 1960s Britain. It names Davy Graham and several artists, venues, and listeners at the railway station and street scenes, noting guitar work, harmonics, and the communal music mood across venues and fans.
A distorted text assembly references various names like Hany Helmy Astor and Be Astor, with scattered phrases about dancers, towns, and performances. The fragmentary read includes stray terms such as Diner, Sunset Eyes, and Rabby Gigi, lacking clear narrative or events.
In Sydney on Friday reporter Thomas J from an American television crew described an Australian sheep exhibition. The telecast noted local sheep, farm scenes, and a possible feature on breeding and livestock contests.
A dense OCR style listing outlines radio programmes across hours and days. It mentions News 28 Mi 20 Sine 1807, Morning and afternoon segments, sports, specials, weather, and various show titles. Names like CANBERRA WEEK and Sydney Phases appear amid a wide array of times and channel notes.
A guide to Channel 7 programming features weekend repeats and new shows. Highlights include Lassie, Quiz Kids, Governor General speech, The Legend of Desay MacArthur, Sunday Light Theatre, Christianity without Churches, Weather, and sporting results. Also listed are Train Wagon, Manis Brams tol Show, Calendar of Britain, Combat, and Private’s Progress film with Attenborough.
A fragmented listing highlights popular tunes and artists shaping 2004's music scene. Names blur amid garbled text, but references to tracks, performers, and chart trends point to press coverage of evolving pop, hip hop, and regional favorites.
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