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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 18, 1965

Page

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Toll Mounts As NSW Weekend Road Toll Rises

NSW police report 25 deaths on roads over the weekend across Australia. A Michellage collision killed 67 year old Hector Hmenh Pletcher and another driver Kavel Kralicek. Ambulance crews recovered the injured and treated survivors including 5 people with chest and facial injuries. Road conditions and heavy weekend rain contributed to multiple crashes and lengthy delays.

Nsw Australia Michelay Kavel Kraliek Wateret Couns Hector Hmenh Wurtawanga Rivenyard Ami Wanake Qheanbeyan Willisvon Fon Cabons Micheli Kralicek John Atla Mebina Ytta Gil Henir Diet Bond Queanbeyan Poate Sydrey Calera Police Hslwiet Amalia Fons Ronald Virceni Slattery

Road disaster in NSW and Gibraltar clash claims several lives

A chaotic weekend reports multiple fatalities across NSW and international incidents. Volvo Lange, a German motorist, collided on Princes Highway near Camperdown, while in Morocco a ship grounding near Gib shores and a high toll from various crashes are tallied.

Melbourne Vic Lange Princes Highway Lear Camperdown Morocco Spain Beverly Jean. Phipps Mira Rotherwick Caatle Cates Nsw

Doorknock Realises Eight Thousand Seven Hundred Thirty Two

A doorknock appeal in Canberra raised £ 8,732 yesterday for the Freedom From Hunger Campaign. The total collected indicates strong local support for the aid effort and hunger relief programs.

Canberra

Canberra Faces Child Labour and Growth Debate

Canberra leaders warn a rapid rise in industry and commerce is vital to absorb a growing child workforce. Sir Warren McDonald, chairman of the Commonwealth Banking Corporation, spoke at the Commerce seminar while volunteers tally fundraising for a teachers training college and local education drive.

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Safety slogan drive begins in ACT road safety campaign

The ACT Road Safety Council and The Canberra Times with Channel 7 and 2CA start a week long safety slogan drive. Daily winners receive prizes with a final on Friday night for a holiday to Hayman Island. The effort aims to raise public awareness that accidents stem from human error and each driver influences road safety.

ACT Road_ Safety Council Canberra Times Channel 7 Radlio 2CA Maxis Act Queanbeyan Layman Island Queensland Anselt-Ana Ram Hayman Island ACT Road Safety Council Eric Parr Part

Sukarno Calls for Destruction of Foreign Bases Worldwide

President Sukarno urged a new international force to unite against foreign military bases and imperialism, calling for elimination of foreign bases and “mental bases” in developing nations. He spoke at the international conference on anti imperialism, urging the collapse of imperialist influence and the creation of world peace.

Sukarno Djakarta AAP - Reuter Indonesia Nrote Africa Latin “America Europe Llisn Saul Communiat Party PKD Aehting PRE| Stooges Af Imperiatienn Aidit Imperial Rend Tnsersmnn Ering Wan Tepore Java Neved Jakarta Gibraltar Suez Red Sea Indian’ Ocean Straits of Malacca Singapore Tokyo Brotherhood of Man Pease

Flag torn down sparks Croatian protest at festival

In Cooma on Sunday a crowd watched a festival procession when a Yugoslav flag was torn down by women, ribbons ripped, and the flag removed as police arrived. The act marks the eighth such incident since 1999, prompting objections among Croatians and now a renewed clash over war symbolism.

Cooma

Rainfall Lifts Drought Areas Across NSW and ACT

Weekend rain brought relief to drought zones in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory. The brief item notes widespread showers easing dry conditions and hints at broader regional weather concerns discussed on subsequent pages.

Nsw Act

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