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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Nov 04, 1965

Page

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Cutler VC Named New Governor of New South Wales

Sydney reports that Cutler VC, Australian Ambassador to the Netherlands, has been appointed Governor of New South Wales. The Queen and NSW Premier Askin announced the move. Cutler is a World War II VC recipient and former Australian High Commissioner to Pakistan. He will take up duties after a career including education roles and diplomacy. Canberra notes the appointment amid broader discussions on Federal affairs.

Sydney Faviur Roden Cutler, VC Netherlands Cutler Sydney High School B. Cutler Lniversity” of Nsw Ming ATF Keer Aly Legan Culler Eric Woodward Canberra Colfenpues TB Wtone Clea Nasser Me Has Austral Cae Australia Ment Posal Tralian Egypt Newing A. Major Benland Eatablish Socialist International Philip McBride Don Ca Tale Industrial Renshaw Albt Victoria Philip Mfr W ‘Sais Berea Edly Dion Te i Sir Phin Lacey Raemen Jgstra Taamenla South Australia Atrn Porgy

Evatt Funeral pallbearers named in Canberra service

Dr H V Evatt dies at 71 after long illness in Canberra. Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies and Opposition Leader Arthur Calwell will lead as eight pallbearers at his state funeral at St David’s Church Reid. Burial follows at Canberra Cemetery.

Robert Mensies Calwell H. V. Evatt Canberra Dr Evatt St Job's

Opposition clashes over Opera House project details

Parliament clashed as Mr Hughes attacked the former government over the Opera House funds. Mr Renshaw was ruled out of order after a prolonged points of order, with arguments about funding, proper plans, and the role of lottery money. The debate touched on cost estimates, site payments, and the project’s completion timeline.

Hughes Renshaw Ryan Ellis Mr Hughes Mer Hughes Lotterien Trust Australia Thecus

Liberal leader orders suspension of Communist members

Indonesian Parliament Speaker Karte Winata announced the suspension of 57 Communist members. The report notes past roles including interior and defense ministries held by Winata and mentions 3,000 Communist prisoners at a port.

Karte- Winata Yenter Armed Forces Lsouth

Christmas Bread Deliveries in Canberra Face Delays

Canberra expected to miss fresh bread for three days at Christmas and two days at New Year as the Bread Manufacturers Association sets delivery dates. Deliveries are planned for December 24, 28 and early January with Fyshwick bakery Mr E A Swann the sole producer able to meet the schedule without staff. Swann said he would decide about baking at Christmas in about two weeks.

Canberra Nsw Act Pe Luxe Howe Maid Bakery Fyshwick E A. Swan Uyshin Rehiivation Commissator MEGA Tinally Swann Sant

Consulate flag torn down in Medan protest

Indonesian crowds clashed with police outside the Chinese Consulate in Medan North Sumatra tore down a flag damaged the coat of arms and chanted anti Chinese slogans amid a wave of demonstrations linked to post coup unrest. Reports say travellers were killed in related clashes as the army sought to restore order and suppress pro PKI elements.

Djakarta Medan North Sumatra Indonesia Fem Java Ed Press China PKI Central Ling Indonesian Communist Committee

Wool industry rift widens across Australia

The article reports a widening rift in the wool industry over the reserve price wool scheme with statements from W J Vines the managing director of the International Wool Secretariat and reference to a Royal Commission into the Roman Catholic laymen in Portugal. It notes police testimony about a huge arsenal and a Klan case, plus regional road works and service station reconstruction in Griffith.

Australia International Won W. J. Vines Portugal

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