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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 25, 1959
Page
11
Canberran forecast notes a fine cool day with southeasterly winds and cold coast conditions. The page includes burial and memorial notices for Edith Louise Bourke and Warren Lawrence, plus public notices from Royal Institute of Public Administration, University recruitment ads, job wanted sections, and local timetable data.
Venice officials weigh a four mile automobile tunnel under the city and lagoon to the Lido Beach. Cars would use the mainland causeway to reach Venice then switch to boats to reach the resort, easing travel amid narrow streets and canal transit. The project aims to alleviate crowded streets and tourism flows.
Caladid proposes a six billion lire plan to dig a two tunnel system and an industrial centre on artificial islands near the lagoon. The project would carry 36,000 cars daily at 35 mph, under the lagoon bed, with major tourism revenue potential but risks altering Venice’s historic character. City officials back Miozzi’s rail auto causeway concept as part of a broader modernization debated with Rome.
Results from Canberra City Bowls show Cy Duayed leading in a disputed set with Sentinel players K and Doran. Doran secured a wide margin in one frame, while Ali Fal and Hes Kay faced tight competition. The match featured a close overall tally and steady play across rounds.
In Sydney on Sunday reports say officials clashed with players after a Country match. A 20 year old Ron Lynch impressed officials as a forward, while tempers flared over post game conduct and who could enter the dressing room.
Melbourne report says an Australian record was set in a flat enclosure event with a punter winning 4464 pounds. Only one ticket was drawn on the combination, triggering speculation of a world record. The Seconx Ovens Handing steeple event saw a late finish as the punter claimed the prize.
An ATLANTA report details a fused silica ceramic blend developed by Georgia Tech and Glasrock Corp. It promises cheap, durable parts for missiles nose cones and rocket nozzles, as well as molds for metals and telescope components. The material withstands extreme heat and repeated use, suggesting a potential multi hundred million dollar yearly industry growth.
The article notes Ivord ceramic forming two noye cones and fused silica nozzles that endure heat and shock from high speed missiles. J D Wikton of the Tech Experiment Station reports promising uses including rocket casings and heat exchangers for power plants, with outer strengthening skins contemplated.
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