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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 22, 1964
Page
1
The fragment notes a league context in Virginia with an event involving Berra. Details are sparse. readable elements indicate a lay or stoppage related to the league. Further information needed for a complete item.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a scattered notice with names and dates, offering no coherent event or action to summarize into a proper news item. No identifiable people, organizations, places, or outcomes are readable enough to anchor a headline or summary.
Fragment mentions a grade game and a five eighth player named Tayle with injuries. Other readable items reference a ceasing segment and a rider, but specifics on teams, scores, or outcomes are unclear.
Fragmentary note lists Goulburn Avenue installation work and Brad as a contact. No clear date or agency appears. Further readable details are limited leaving the specific contractor, location block, and timeline uncertain.
Stevenson pledges United States will defend South East Asia against three Communist attacks while peoples there determine their independence. He criticizes the International Control Commission and proposes steps including bilateral and UN peacekeeping forces to stabilize Vietnam and Cambodia frontiers. He rejects renewed Geneva talks and calls for honoring existing accords to avoid further threats to regional peace.
More than 100 arch Queanbeyan Railway students charter a train to Canberra for the Australian Architectural Students Conference at the ANU Hayden Allen Building. About 204 students from Australian universities expected. bunking in carriages to cut costs while lectures and city tours are planned.
Canberra Chamber of Commerce says seven major blocks, with a reserve, will be released for Dickson Shops development by year end. Land totals include a 18000 sq ft supermarket, 6500 sq ft shops, eight other blocks for banks, food outlets and offices with covenants totaling £285000, adjacent to four light industrial areas. Parking for 372 cars, first shopping area ready early 1966.
Ministers push amending the Defence Act to widen C M F call up to overseas action to meet Australia’s growing defence commitments. They warn compulsory service might be avoided if C M F units can be mobilised, while recruiting for the Regular Army lags and age concerns rise.
Sir Robert announced after meeting a deputation from the New England New State Movement that a written case will be prepared and circulated to Premiers for discussion at the late January or early February conference. Dr. Wright called the offer a major breakthrough as other movements prepare to report to the executive on June 20.
In the chamber monthly bulletin the council cites Australian city hardship stats to defend homes supply. Canberra shows lower hardship per 1 000 than peers. The chamber urges reduced land premiums and rents in the ACT to ease high house prices and large deposits, criticizing capital value repayments over a 99 year lease.
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