Licences Allocated Propolitan Interests in Canberra TV Fired
The Australian Broadcasting Control Board allocated 38 commercial stations across ACT and states. Canberra will gain one commercial station and a national station. Applicants include Canberra Television and other regional groups with varied interest and regional service plans.
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Guberra
Canberra
Australian Broadcasting Control Board
A.C.T
Nsw
Queensland
Victoria
Tasmania
Troth
Comonies
Davidson
Auy- Broadcasting
MRAP
Hogi Truth
Canberra Television wins government licence for independent service
The Canberra Television Limited directors welcomed government approval of an independent licence for Canberra. They pledged to study licence conditions and plan a fitting service as soon as practicable. Major shareholders include Federal Capital Press of Australia and Canberra Broadcasters Pty Ltd with 45 000 shares each.
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Canberra Television Limited
Canberra Television
Canberra
Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty. Ltd
Canberra Broadcasters Pty. Ltd
A.C.T
Federal Capital Press of Australia Pty,td
Shakespeare
Canberra Broadcasters Pty Ltd
2Gb Pty. Ltd
2GB
Sydney
Broadcasting Associates Pty, Lis
John Fairfax and, Sons Pay. Ltd
Canberra Television Ltd
Canberra Broadcasters Pty, Ltd
Vice Presidential Hopefuls Highlight Johnson and Lodge
The piece profiles Senator Ly Johnson and Henry Cabot Lodge as leading figures in the vice-presidential race. Johnson is noted as a prominent American statesman, while Lodge is recognized for his role at recent United Nations sessions and as a seasoned Republican.
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Ly Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Victory for Democrats Expected in US Presidential Race
The nation awaited Election Day while polls suggested a Democrat win led by Senator John Kennedy at 43 the youngest president elect in U.S. history. Nixon faced Kennedy in a high stakes contest with massive TV efforts and nationwide campaigning shaping the outcome.
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Richard Nixon
White House
John Kennedy
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Nixon
Detroit
Republcan
Robert Taylor
Henry Caboridge
Cuba
U.S
China
U.N. Security Councie
U.N
Senator Kennedy
New England
Boston
Bomb fears grip New York as bombings continue
New York faced renewed bomb scares after an underground explosion killed one and injured 18. Police increased detectives and searched City Hall and schools after anonymous calls claimed bombs. A separate incident at Grand Central frightened commuters when a CO2 tank struck a live rail.
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Stephen Kennedy
A. Seconglavaret
Queen's County
Grand Central
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