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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
May 25, 1965
Page
2
Fragmented text mentions call up timetables, claims of ministerial statements, and unclear references to a national service and possible dates. Names and places are garbled, with no clear event or outcome corroborated.
A corrupted report outlines a civil action against hotel operators Mr Snevnen and associates. The Commonwealth investigation, led by officials in NSW, questions whether the current practices will be addressed by the Trade Practices framework.
The Australian government discusses compensation for property taken by Indonesia. Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies stated in reply to Mr Howarth that the matter is under discussion, signaling ongoing negotiations.
The Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies reaffirmed Australia’s SEATO role in Vietnam and pricing talks with UK shipping interests. He said Australia would act under SEATO obligations, while ministers study the Vernon Report and ongoing negotiations between exporters and shipowners.
Fragmentary OCR style text lists many improper names and phrases with no coherent event. Reads like a randomized collection of personal names, places, and terms with no verifiable incident or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item.
A report notes inquiring discussions on Birvecticm av Meith trans facturers and Milan plans, with talk of 9 percent vehicle cost rises and premial treatment for immounters within a five year period. Sir Robert Menzies defends government fairness amid claims of rum and catering bias at parliamentary functions and on air travel.
The Leader of the Opposition Mr Calwell denounces the proposed Electoral Act reforms as a backward step in parliamentary democracy. He warns of possible legal gerrymandering and undermining one vote one value while arguing for maintaining territorial representation and selecting representatives by area.
A fragmented 1904 parliamentary record notes bills and debates including broadcasting and telecommunication measures, naval defence questions, and various appropriations. Mentions House of Representatives actions, resumed sittings, and amendments proposals with ministers and speakers cited in a dense, ceremonial reporting style.
The report shows a £16.2 million rise in building approvals to £219.7 million for the three months ending April, an eight percent increase from the prior year. The same period also records declines in private investment and government projects, with total approvals easing from £387 million to £34 million in some categories, and overall totals adjusted across the three months.
Ford plans to start a sales push in Australia with low prices and potential television advertising. A spokesman denied reports of a nationwide station promoting Australian assembly to serve Grafton Kempland and Coffs Harbour as a center for high performance models. The Postmaster-General noted 80 cars were shipped from Homebush Sydney for ABCN Channel 2 relay broadcasts, with transmissions at 445 pm.
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