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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 11, 1965
Page
1
A lengthy dispute pits Grif Infiny School against the Shell Company of Anaralia over a planned service station development near the campus. Local residents protested as officials and community leaders debated approval, with tighter oversight promised and city planning steps outlined for the project’s next phase.
A British man received a 21 year prison term for involvement in a missile espionage plot. The case linked him to overseas networks and intelligence trade, with authorities detailing the extent of his covert activity and the potential impact on security.
Fragmented OCR notes recount Vietnamese losses in battle with scattered names and places. The garbled text mentions Saigon, Hanoi, Vienna, and other locations with unclear events. The unreadable segments obscure date, unit, and outcome details.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a representative of Aients, a mati chal troan the Tras and Mr Riipariich, with a reference to 200 10 Covery 328 per vent. It notes Sir Patrick Mutwivern as treasurer and a secrucard role for a Homer ae and a Pirgie Manseant vine crmttee Uttced by St Hames.
After a brief nine day stint, Premier Mr Renshaw concedes defeat for the Labor Party in New South Wales. The Liberal Country coalition will form government, with non-labor members holding 44 seats and Labor 45 in the new Parliament, following a 24 year Labor rule.
A port of public opinion shows most Americans approve of President Johnson's Vietnam and Dominican Republic actions. A Ton youth English issue is blamed on teachers, with a Dixon High School teacher commenting yesterday. Page references and assorted sections are listed, including TV listings and classifieds.
Damage estimated at £159 to a ceremonial landing jetty near Parliament House after vandals tampered with a floating plate and weakened electrical jammers. Police believe the vandals attacked the area on Friday night and also damaged decking nearby.
Kuala Lumpur Monday AAP reports Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak urges Singaporeans to replace their leader Mr Lee Kuan Yew. He doubts Malaysians would surrender power and says Malaysia ready to meet Indonesia’s President Sukarno for talks on disputes.
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