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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 06, 1966
Page
5
Miss Betty attends a relaxed event at ABC Canberra studios with senior ABC figures including Cleultt Hehe the director of programs, Stim Pretty the music interdent, Werner Baer and Wes Enstman assisting, amid renditions by Gariherea theusien and others.
ABC Canberra staff faced a chaotic annual auditions day with rehearsals and performances flooding the central Control room. Music fans surged through the halls, an array of instruments clattered in, and judges fended off disruptions while awaiting the next act.
The week’s British chart shows Petty and Flamingo Mann at number one while other entries include You Dont Have to Say You Love Me Spoonfuls Bang Bang Cher and Alfie by Cilla Black. The list blends early 1960s pop acts with varied titles and performers.
Television critic notes a slow week after Vietnam coverage with few standout programs. Commentary covers channel schedules, documentaries on Frechoslovakia and The Sullivan Brothers, and reflections on Ted Willis's influence on early British television writing.
A jumbled list of programs and dates appears, naming shows such as The Gull, Wives and Losers, Fishing themes, and a lineup featuring The Sound of Music and Homicide Forgotten Murder. Cast mentions include Sally Gray Michael Wiring and Bobby Limb.
A fragmented schedule lists multiple music programs and radio segments including orchestral pieces, concerts, news bulletins, and various time stamps. Names and titles are jumbled, with partial references to Morning Music, The Orchesta Clazab, Strauss, Schumanin, and Maurice Gur. overall content resembles a radio programming page.
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