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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Nov 25, 1959

Page

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NSW Government Rejects Return to LAT Trading

NSW officials say no move to re introduce night shopping in Queanbeyan Canberra area. Minister Maloney confirms prosecutions for two recent defiant openings and warns penalties could extend beyond current provisions. Debates reference Industrial Commission powers and potential referendums on Arrangements.

Sydney N.8.w Labour and Industry J. J. Maloney Maloney Queanbeyan Industrial Commission Queanbeyan Chamber of Commerce Cane Canberra Legislative Council ALP Yaw Goulburn Malonyey Broken Hil King’s Cross

Heat Wave Grim in Australia Buckles Weather Scene

Central Australia endures a prolonged heat wave with forecasts of wheat losses in South Australia and bushfires in Victoria. NSW reports temperatures above 100 degrees, Ivanhoe and Jean reach 108, Sydney tops 30. Weather Bureau notes high fire danger on north west plains and slopes.

Sydney Central Australia South Australia Grant Victoria Nsw Sydney Weather Bureau Sud Mahony Ivanhoe Jean Beather Bureau

Defence Project Details To Be Known Tomorrow

Government details on defence plans to be outlined tomorrow in Parliament. Expected announcements include reconsideration of National Service, re equipment for the RAAF, and additional Navy training facilities including submarines. Opposition asks about cost and future of Naval College at Jervis Bay.

Townley Wilfrid Kent Hughes Lib Vic J. Tawnley Teheme 8 Tanuh RAAF Army Cramer Uren Lab Nsw Freeth Fraser Naval College Jervis, Bay Fleet Air Arm Nowra N.5.w Jervis Bay Nowrs

By election set in Brighouse Spenborough after M. Edwards death

A by election will be held in Brighouse Spenborough following the death in Strasbourg of British Socialist Mr Joh Edwards president of the Council of Europe Consultative Assembly. Edwards died in his Strasbourg hotel from a heart attack at age 54.

U.K London Aap-Reuter Brighouse-Spenborough Strasbourg Joh Edwards Consultative Assembly of the Cowneil of Europe Edwards Strasboure

Parliament Extends NSW Session To December 3

NSW Parliament will sit until December 3 to clear business. Premier Heffron announced a one week extension from the planned Christmas recess on November 26 to allow late sittings for the remainder of the session.

Sydney R. J. Heffron O Day

Fraser guides NSW children to Parliament House trees

Mr. A. D. Fraser narrates the history of two tall trees at Parliament House to a group of 16 children from Towamba near Eden in New South Wales. The teacher accompanying the group sits to Fraser’s right, identified as a Mr. Vance.

A. D. Fraser Parliament House Towamba Eden Nsw Ae Fraser Vance

Pakistan Claims Ladakh as Disputed Area

Rawalpindi the Pakistani president Ayub Khan declared Ladakh a disputed area and said Pakistan would not recognise any India China agreement that makes it no man’s land. In New Delhi Nehru faced calls to take over defence from Menon amid party debate on security policies.

Ladakh Pakistan Ayub Khan Rawalpindi United Press India China Nehru Neh Menon Mr. Nehru Iba

TCNs Interest In A C T L Queried

Roe Schapel Canberra representative of Consolidated Press Ltd was cross examined about TCNs 40 percent interest and later 15 percent. He said 40 percent was a negotiation basis and denied plans to issue most shares before a licence. He described negotiations with groups to direct them to the TCN network covering Canberra Newcastle Wollongong Lismore and Orange. He cited a possible 120000 loan for station construction and declined to reveal confidential letter details. He estimated advertising revenue at 17000 pounds for the station under certain rate assumptions.

Roe Schapel Canberra Consolidated Press Ltd C. L. D. Meares Canberra Television Ltd TCN Schapel Meares Yenaper Wenten Wai Tee Broadcastin Central Board Iit Frank Packer Schape Prive Dlege Young Jrc Larkins ACTL Me. Meares Mr. Schapel Mr. Meares Iellers Sydney Golf

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