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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 11, 1965
Page
8
Fragmented text shows Burns P asserting higher profit and references to Prollix, directives, insurance, pricing, and trading terms. The passage contains many garbled phrases and nonsensical segments, hindering precise meaning.
Market shows a strong rebound with leaders like AWA and Associated Pulp Inc gaining. Turnovers reached 198,300 with notable advances in metals as Northern Bremken Hill and Lyell Isa posted gains. Regional stocks including Tableland Tin and AAG moved higher amid broad buying.
MORESHY Monday reports lead speaker Amy Whitington of the Ausiniing Trade Mission to the Pacific Isles. He notes well dressed villagers and merchants show interest in sports ships and traded goods. The mission, with nearly 100 firms, drew strong turnout at Port Moresby with over 7,900 visitors during a three day display.
Sydney report shows Pioneer Sugar facing a sharp fall in profit amid depreciation and depletion taxes. Production figures for the year through March hint at lower outputs and costs. directors note the marine program impact on mining lands and Shaw River Alluvials.
The report for the year ending March 30 is delayed due to consolidation of accounts and a general meeting to be held. Directors and associates discuss stock exchange ties, asset divisions, and potential acquisitions while noting ongoing projects in Pacific Island ventures and Begley interests.
The economy’s surge coincides with rising industrial disputes and wage losses. Reports show December quarter figures, including 1964 comparisons, indicate higher strike activity and lower payrolls, with NSW and Tasmania noting notable increases amid ongoing labor unrest.
An extensive discussion argues for reform to support Australia’s core farming and production sectors amid economic pressures. The piece outlines how policy changes could stabilize incomes, prices, and market access, calling on authorities to prioritize farming communities and related industries.
Fragmentary OCR reads like fragmented policy discussion about higher allowances for low income farmers and government programs. The piece mentions state actions, public services, and various entities, though details are garbled and names unclear.
Fragmented OCR text discusses farmer income, investment in diversifying crops, and expansion of agricultural development. It mentions irrigation, livestock, and market opportunities but lacks clear actions or dates. Entities include farmers, policies, and development plans. no strong, concrete outcomes are stated.
The text argues farmers deserve more investment incentives and tax relief. It suggests allowing averaging income over five years and expanding write offs up to about 120 percent of investment for primary producers earning under £1,500, to spur greater investment by the agricultural sector.
A compact, unreadable OCR fragment mentions various letters and words with no clear event or names. It lacks coherent facts, dates, or places to form a factual summary or identify entities.
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