Music head named Mt Vremellion and Canberra show center
A troubled report details Mt Vremellion music leadership and Canberra Theatre Centre. It notes Anthony Osauk Llewelle and staff guiding teaching, local performances, and the shift of musical education away from Sydney or Melbourne. The piece highlights facilities, public performances, and cultural impact in Canberra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Osauk
Llewelle
Canberra
Sidney
Melbourne
Canberra Theatre
Cente
South Vietnam and New Zealand military aid plans amid uncertain deployments
Fragmented text notes NZ seeking military aid to South Vietnam and describes dispersed mentions of advisory ships, U.S. and Philippine leadership, and evolving regional defense plans. Various names and places appear in garbled form, with references to commanders, strategic reserves, and anticipated policy shifts affecting Vietnam, the Philippines, and allied forces.
Police guard polling places in NSW election
Police are guarding ballot boxes in New South Wales as voters cast ballots in at least four electorates including Goulburn Bligh Concord and Nepean. The force is deployed to ensure security at polling stations during the poll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsw
Gioulburn, Bligh, Concord
Nepean
Chonlbirn
R.ay Morgan
Momiday
Gouwlhom
Country Party
R. A Brewer
Brewer
Seni
Creniburn Gourdhoise
Loonies Parte
Goulburn
Rhodesia election clash and protests amid posturing leaders
Report from Salisbury and Canberra covers pre election tensions in Rhodesia with Prime Minister Smith facing pressure over independence and security concerns as protests erupt. White voters, police presence, and accusations of multiple voting surface. Labor and Liberal officials comment amid counter claims of election integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisel RY. Preus
Reuter
Rhoulesn
Hugh Uppernest
Smith
Rhodesia
Aehle
Cotes Bempan
African Nationalia
Vata
Yountes
Adriane
Slimming Pills Fraud Trial in New York Agency Convicted
A New York advertising agency was found guilty last night of fraudulent promotion of worthless slimming pills. The firm faced 48 counts related to the pills produced by Drug Research Corp and its president John Andre. Prosecution described the campaign as deliberate fraud aimed at boosting sales, with the defendants appealing the verdict. The sentence was postponed until June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gre Trnanes Eond
Roisher Halen
Chester Chiffon
Atherton
Fain
Drug Research Corp
Ide
John Andre
Record stand raises Australia after opening blitz
Australut chalked up 82 runs in ten days with two wickets lost after a fiery fourth Test innings against West Indies. An opening partnership of 482 between captain Bob Simpeon and Bill Tawry Sampo set the tone as Jack Fingleton comments from The Candera Times. Fingleton praises Australia for restoring its cricket image while noting the West Indies faced a stern comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australut
West Indies
Telon
Bob Simpeon
Bill Tawry Sampo
Jack Fingleton
Candera Times
Australias
West
Query in the House and Labour steel law pages
The Knopfel macher affair likely to be raised in Federal Parliament next week. Labour Governments steel legislation passed in Parliament. A strong Si etcone force smashes Catholic hamtet in South Vietnam with ELS casualties. Also notes on a 4 million charity trust in Victoria from Mr William Lionel Buckland. Plus features on the first all Australian Formula One car and various society pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knopfelmacher
Victoria
William Lionel Buckland
Arte
25 Years Ago in Canberra Chronicle Highlights
A Canberra born airman Oliver Desmond Sheen received the Distinguished Flying Cross for bravery over the North Sea during wartime skies with the RJAF. The Rev Hector Harri was inducted at St Andrew’s Church while Canberra’s officials consider apprenticeship training at Canberra Technical College. The Australasian Society of Pogenvers gala, Canberra Golf Club turnover, and a dog show at Kingston Park mark the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Desmond Sheen
Canberra
RJAF
Britain
Germany
North Sea
Hector Harri
Church of St. Andrew
RCNAF
Helmecen
Melbourne
Advisory Council
Kingston Park
Pastiake
Acton
Ainshe
RCAAF
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Abel Smith
Sir Hem Abel Smith
Quigenshitd
Dame Pure Men
Robert Menzies
Sir Henry Abel Smith
May Abel Smith
Victor Windeyer
Lady May
Princess Alice
Countess of
Mt Vremellion
Mead Peweerte
Ae Tartede Siudedhe
pThete
Sarthe
Rene
Fiyere Werk
Noyalliharatung
Rycott
Tinien
Vicoran Perentive
Oan Thie
Dim Cairns
Pat Mackie
Lewiter
South Vietnam
Paulie
Cro Cartier
Wetki
Belfort Ameen
Regan
Oy Bien
Ayyott
New Zealand
Mfinocer
Halvonke
Cieneral
Ellis
Semaipere
CMD
Rtel
Rai
Qiestien
Cevers Aweek
Menihs
Fatome Decisis
Ubweivers
Macapagal
Sail Moth
Fas
Sydney de Philppines
Pholeppines
Helle
Ilay
Vietnam
Miarila
Prain Dukies
Whites
Lida
Jeanne
Salisbury
Fasano
Famois
Ahuuit
Hecklers
Rhodesar Pont
Severn Kere Arcestea
Sive
Sar Tik
United Noclions Secuirity
Osinel
Phe Gwameil
Defense
Ted Ain
Aston
Palrrulge
Winple
Ing Hey
Karnel Hadas
Sydney
Saigein
Walileral Deelawok
Paris
Lipfaker Wen Gauthier
Pismere Bowand Cresent
Sill Chance
Lam
Secretars Mtr WW
Colbourne
Ternveni
Bismore
Anc i Postin
Mlarate
Joriyn
Premer
Renshaw
Asenin
Lakhor
Tor Mopey
Sagurdas
Wollongong
Bligh
4. Patterson
Marey
Patterson
A. White
Ator Street
Manis Halanu
Penrith
Lowes
Ailini
Tal Arenes
Jam Murphy Wall Gieman
ATP
Linia
McPermeatt Alp
Lon Walsh
Bligh Coben
Kenny
Morey
Concord Doherty
DLP
Murphy
Stunom Dhib
Diontier
Lab
Pd Vark
Ind
Perish
OEP
Sarina
SM Whitten
Mlomare Monaro Mauger
Lib
S.A Phillis
Seiffert
Lake Burley Griffin
J. Link
Eeltvre
Aleo Et Et
Canberra Times
L. J. Hooker Limited and
Woodgers and Calthorpe Ltd
A.ct
Ane
PO Bos
Canberra City
Act
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