03 May 1965
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 03, 1965
Page
1
A major blaze at a Fyshwick dairy facility caused extensive damage and injuries to several workers. Fire crews battled flames amid strong winds, with the building sustaining significant structural loss and nearby properties affected. Investigations are underway to determine the cause and full extent of the damage.
A second fire in Cooma destroyed the Moulin Rouge cafe on Vale Street. Reported damage was under investigation with an early estimate unavailable. Nearby shops were not spared as fire crews battled the blaze. The Snowy Mountains Authority noted nearby incidents on the same week.
Washington reports the president will soon name a new U S ambassador to Australia to fill the vacancy created by William Raitle's resignation last August. Informants said the choice will be announced by the White House and noted the vacancy since Raitle's departure.
The Duke of Edinburgh complained Canberra lacked soul during his Australia trip. He cited a need for depth in the city’s character amid his eastbound journey that also touched on Malaysia and India. He spoke during a BBC world service broadcast noting a pragmatic approach to urban life.
The Canberra Times previews a region wide study on tax structure reforms. It discusses government demands for higher defence and education spending, the burden on citizens, and how extra resources could be shared. The piece invites readers to consider changes to taxation and public services.
In a tight statewide result Labor leads with 40 seats, Liberal 25, Country 14, and one independent. Most seats still await final counts as parties brace for possible shifts. Premier hints at a cautious path to a majority while awaiting 1,000s of votes to be tallied.
Ald Jensen wins a state seat in Sydney after a lengthy preselection and party infighting. He led the field over Liberal candidate Mrs. F Charters amid shifts in local government and shifting support in the 1960s political landscape.
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