Hands up, and PM out
Sir Robert Mears loses an el schooner in a contested incident. The report notes a tense exchange and a vessel dispute, with authorities assessing the outcome and next steps.
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Sir Robert Mears
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Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Nov 24, 1965
Page
1
Palmer petition dominates local council meeting
A disordered report notes Palmer and others petitioning the Pome Miniter and Frasier in a tense council debate over funding and duties. It mentions Ken McDunald and Donald Ha amid broad discussion of legal and political action and potential delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Kal
Mo JR
Fraser
Ken McDunald
Donald Ha
Aldime
Bnuw
Sir Keert
Denis Mikes
Kingston
ACHE
Brupque
Ptine Peters
Robert
East Bhety
MLA Calls for Inquiry into H. G. Palmer Mortgages
The MLA has asked for an inquiry into mortgages tied to H. G. Palmer in RiJRTon. The move seeks to uncover facts about loan agreements and potential irregularities affecting local finances.
Senate debate on ACT college needs and Palmer inquiry
Senator Gorion announced a Government appointed committee to study the future need for a College of Advanced Education in the ACT. Mr Mallam’s private urgency motion for an inspector was defeated 46 to 42. The registrar urged continuing the current inquiry with cooperation from concerned parties. The inquiry would cover the Palmer company and its subsidiaries, past auditors, and related activities.
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Senate
Gorion
Mallam
Mallam Sai
Palmer Company
McBride, Hinton and Company
MLC
Palmer
NSW Atlomes-General
McCaw
Sis
Schwarmansupe i Peetensor
Verner Avtet
Jahorly
General Stuslien
ANU
Ac Andenon
Commonwealth Office of Education
Sydney
Felen Cris
Canhecri
Farlier
Premur
Hart Tera Apywin
Jy Pulyners Weaieta
Vitivhieh
Ives
CSIRO
Carl
Iyhes
Telare
WME
H.C
Isiaim
Chen ii
Ander
Shel
Helene
Bere
Martin
Treaument
Mudlam
Hs State
Aster
Mteau
Maflom
Robert Maythe
Manin
Gunton
Ely Committee
Prvisinna
Me Mufluan
Gi Palmar
Staltam
McBride, Frinsom
King Street Chartered Accountants
Ser
Im x Promedus
Debate gagged sparks Canberra assembly clash
The Assembly erupted as McCawock Inssot and Ruddock pressed the gag against Renshaw’s bid to speak. A six member committee will examine schooling policy at the ANU with officials from Education and the Prime Minister’s Department named.
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McCawock Inssot
Mr Ruddock
Lib
Che Hills
Mr Renshaw
Exam leakage prompts police action in Victoria college tests
In Melbourne a leaked English exam prompted police involvement as authorities prepared to report on the ACT enrichment plan at a College of Advanced Education. The cancellation disrupted 19 000 to 20 000 students awaiting papers and raised questions about exam integrity and future college arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Advanced Education
Teva
Cecom
X College
Tnd
Tetariog
Melbourne
Victoria
Housing falls heavily again in shifting market outlook
In New Delhi, Prime Minister Shastri signals readiness to meet Ayub Khan to discuss Kashmir as housing approvals across India show a deep slump. Private sector activity remains weak with a 20 percent drop in house approvals and 40 percent in flats from peak levels, while public sector projects slow.
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New Delhi
India
Shastri
Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Kashmir
Sive Allen
Bheyy
Premer
Kesygin
Prev International
Yasi Financial
Pri Vate
Victoria
Nsw
Rhodesian police shoot amid nationalist protests in Salisbury
In Salisbury Rhodesia police shot and killed an African man amid nationalist demonstrations. Dozens were arrested as the rebel government moves to curb strikes led by Mrs. Smith allies. Judith Todd sought British protection amid fears of arrest under the Preservation of Constitutional Government Act.
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Salisbury
Bulawayo
Rhodesia
Inter- African
Later
Npovern
Field Todd
Afrian Wan Ot
Footbury
van Atarom
London
Keintly
Tay
Bloween Salsbury
Britain
Joshua Nkomo
Cartier Dhis
Esso Offer Matched By Adelaide Group Directors
Directors of Cresen Fertilizers Ltd stated in Adelaide that an Esso offer matched it and that 90 percent ordinary shares and no preference were under discussion. Dr H W Lyon, chairman, noted the board had thoroughly considered borders.
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Adelaide
Grave Group
Cesc Fertilizers Ltd
EsqAdelaide Chemical Wallaroo Group
H.W. Lyon
Rehairman
Cresen
Tutt
Unanimous House vote on constitutional referendum
Unanimous vote in the House passed the referendum to alter the constitution by 108 to nil. Last night the action was reported on Page 3. Warships shelled a Vietcong attack on a South Vietnamese coastal town as winter weather disrupts Britain. Page 6. European Community ties discussed on Page 7. Entertainment notes on Pages 26-27. Classifieds Pages 30-33.
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House of Representatives
South Vietnam
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