Canberra Television licensing battle heats cross examination
The Canberra Television Ltd licensing hearing features cross examination of Mr. Shakespeare by Mr. Larkin and Mr. Taylor. He testifies about shareholdings, potential metropolitan links, program sourcing, costs, and the need for national reach while stressing Canberra focus and safeguards against control by outside interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Taylor
O.C
T.V. Australia Ltd
A. Larkins
Q.C
Australian Capital TV
Chorge
Kenneth Barlin
2CA
Canberra
Canberra] TV. Ltd
Shakespeare
Canberra Television Ltd
Larkin
2GB
Artransa Pty, Ltd
Canberra Broadcasters Ld
Canberra Broadcasters Ltd
Bond
Sydney
TCN
Frank Packer
Canera
T.V
Melbourne
Mr. Larkin
China To Return Indian Captives and Bodies
Beijing announced it will hand over 10 Indian captives and the bodies of nine killed in the Ladakh Tibetan border clash. Arms and ammunition seized will also be returned. Delivery and handover timing to be settled on the spot by Chinese frontier guards and Indian representatives. Nehru to respond to border proposals within days.
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Peking
A.a.p.reuter
China
Chinese Foreign Ministry
India
Indore
Nehru
Menzies Denies Proposing Royal Appointment
Prime Minister Mr. Menzies denied proposing or receiving a proposal to appoint a Royal Family member as Governor-General. Viscount Dunrossil would be Australia's Governor-General nominee with a £10,000 pension, while debate continued in Parliament and press reaction focused on Australian representation and qualifications.
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Menzies
Viscount Dunrossil
Australia
Ring
U.K
House of Commons
the Commons
Canada
William Slim
Labour
Lord Dunrossil
Emys Hughes
Hughes
Hugh Gaitskell
Butler
London
Canberra
M’s.p
Daily Mail
Mail
Evatt
the Times
Police Casualties In Simmonds Search
Police hunt four men linked to a street poster campaign in Sydney. The message threatened police handling of the manhunt and claimed a squad led by Set. Ray Kelly would strike, with posters placed on Martin Place statues and the CID HQ wall. Meanwhile WWII veterans recalled harsh jungle fighting as rain soaked searchers.
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Sydney
Kevin Simmonds
Wyong
New Guinea
Simmonds
Long Bay
Martin Place
C.I.B
Phillip Street
State Treasury
Set
Ray Kelly
Postera
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Mr. Shakespeare
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Wright
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T.Y
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Leslie Melville
Keith Hancock
V. Subramaniam
H. C. Coombs
Subramaniam
Philosophy
Dunrossil