Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Canberra Times in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

We have pages in Australian Capital Territory

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Apr 22, 1972

Page

1

Portrait of Mr Yoke Gorton to hang in Kings Mall

Prime Minister McMahon announced the portrait by Miss June Mendoza will be hung in Kings Mall once reframed. He stated the memorials committee accepted the joint work and that the plan was approved at a morning meeting attended by four officials.

Yoke Gorton June Mendoza Kings Mall McMahon Prine Tokyo Canberra McSlahon Malaysia Singapore

Portrait clash highlights political portraits in Melbourne

The article notes a vivid contrast between a formal prime ministerial portrait and other portraits of governors general speakers and leaders. Mr Gorton commented on not minding absence from a certain display on ABC radio. The painting created last year has shown in Melbourne London with painter Miss Men dorm, a Royal Society member, planning commissions in New York London and Paris.

Prestenis Ringy Mal Gorton ABC Radio Melbourne London Mise Men Stucarian Royal Society of Portrait” Painters Royal Insitute of Oil Painters Contemporiy. Portrait Society I Payiel Society New York Longiingral Paris Pre Iowa Objectn

Murderer Dies After Year Inmate Sentence

A prisoner who had served a year of a prior sentence for murder died early today after a tentative release was noted. Inquest planned. the death occurred in Ling Bay area while the inmate was awaiting further proceedings. The case involved a capital offense and authorities indicated the accused had been linked to the Tas or similar prior conviction.

Lion Ray Ling Bay Caine Barlow Numler

Fragmentary Melbourne item hints at Australian mission story

A distorted Melbourne fragment references a possible Australian mission and a person named Spek. The text is incomplete but suggests a news note about a mission or official action, with unclear details and no definite outcome or dates. Entities remain uncertain due to heavy OCR errors.

Late News Fragment Outlines Unclear Event Details

A damaged OCR fragment reports an unclear late news item mentioning Festi One and AAV Mell with partial references to an incident or death. The readable text lacks concrete names, places, dates, or outcomes, preventing a full factual card while noting a possible fatal incident and public interest.

Lawyer to cease practise in ACT Supreme Court

A barrister and solicitor told the court yesterday through counsel that he would stop practising as a barrister and solicitor of the ACT Supreme Court from close of business yesterday. The undertaking to the Full ACT Supreme Court was made by Mr J Gallop for The Barrier and Solicitor, following an affidavit tendered by Mr Kelly. The court noted there were three specifi c matters, and the undertaking was linked to the appointment of a receiver. the solicitor denied any defalcation or fraud.

ACT Supreme Court Jouve Blackburn Connor J. Gallop Wells Kelly Beild Gallop

Summer time Sydney fragment brief

Fragmented OCR text from a Sydney area item mentions summer and daylight. No clear events, people, or organizations are readable enough to form a factual card.

Property sold at auction for historic Maquare homestead

A Sydney investor, Mr A McDonald, bought the Maquare homestead Pomeray at auction yesterday. The property, a historic W acres near Guilhurn, had been offered for sale a second time after Änderungen, with the Doelghicn tantly. The new owners have the option to move in with their family, and the sale advances the property’s future from the recent sale attempt.

Pomeray Guilhurn Sydney A McDonald Vite Lietemant Thomax Woore iBe Doelghicn Farnijire Mic Mre McDonald

Lunar walk resumes after tense Apollo 16 delay

Apollo 16 astronauts John Young and Charles Duke gain clearance to perform three lunar excursions after a propulsion glitch threatened an emergency return. The landing proceeded with two walks completed and a third planned, as mission teams worked to confirm guidance systems and ensure a safe ascent.

Houston John Young Charles Duke Earth Duke Young Moon Avtronaute Orion Jinan Youngain Anu Hinar Spinall Ina

Inquiry on privacy threats prompts Commonwealth state talks

A joint inquiry on individual privacy and personal data storage was proposed by Australian authorities after a meeting led by South Australian Attorney General King. The plan aims to curb how information is stored and used by computers and other means, to protect citizens.

Commonwealth King Iran

Government backs Chinese table tennis visit to Australia

Australian Foreign Minister Bowen said the government would help private bodies facilitate a Chinese Table Tennis Association tour to Australia. He welcomed the idea, noting cultural and sporting exchanges benefit peoples of different countries, and that private bodies should handle details as in past visits.

Australia Bowen Sydney Owen el Tural China

Siege tightens as An Loe endures 16th day of battle

Fresh fighting raged in An Loe as North Vietnamese troops and tanks pressed a 16th day siege. Government defenders held a line amid heavy shelling and rocket fire while airborne clashes and bombardments continued around the city. Western reporting noted multiple air attacks and naval fire in the South China Sea as regional tensions mounted.

Saigon An Loe Canberdin Wehin Sengeng Hein Vietnam Sangin Wiam Denlitese Annodated Alga North Vietamese Naval Venel

Japanese Cabinet ministers to visit Australia for talks

A party of Japanese Cabinet Ministers will visit Australia later this year, likely July, to inaugurate regular Cabinet level exchanges between Australia and Japan. The visiting group’s exact composition is uncertain amid speculation of a possible government reshuffle. The plan aims to maintain ongoing high level talks between senior Australian and Japanese officials.

Australia Japan Lap

Company to close Newcastle plant section by September

Fruay John Tysaght of Aust Ltd says a Newcastle plant section will be closed by September, costing 6000 men their jobs. Company executives promise help to find alternative employment and explore options with BHP to aid affected workers.

Sydney Fruay John Tysaght Aust! Ltd Newcastle Joday BHP

39 Arrested in Protest Marches

Police report 39 arrests during anti Vietnam protests across Brisbane Melbourne Perth and Canberra with most demonstrations described as peaceful. The page notes police actions including 37 fires in Brisbane and two in Melbourne amid ongoing anti war demonstrations.

Brisbane Melbourne Perth Canberra

Fragmented real estate listing with garbled OCR text

Incoherent OCR notes describe a property sale near Yale with various prices and features. The text items include a $29,750 amount, a $7,780 figure, a $21,206 value, and a $23,000 home, mentioning a four bedroom house with a kitchen, pond, fence, and two bedrooms, along with year 2010 references and retirement context.

Dunes

Canberra Printed by The Pederat Capital Press

Public notice from The Pederat Capital Press of Australia Limited appears printed in Canberra ACT. The document lists a Canberra City mailing address and mentions registration details and contact numbers, indicating an official filing or publication run.

Canberra Pederat Capital Press of Austray Limited Pie Street Fyalwicn Act Subilaware Australi By, Limited John Peetax PO Moe Canberra City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gurton Parliament House Ry David Solomon Wwe House Brauer Senate Sydnty Aoman Tuilder Ted Prince Haary Dincuna Nalouk Earlie Ensit Thomas Mattingly Casper Atm Aidance Ayaten Thors Eisnad Yioung Divke Mattingly Mission Control Hhe Space Agency James Teicher Miles Young Toke Descariey Highland Bes Binman Cayley Plain Sirthee Yoong Ant Coes By Bruce Juddery Howe An & Tiler Vaniers Iin Reni Afick Fevday South China Sea Phnom Peni Elmont Ag Tt Pomeminigie Villance Phnom Penh Sony Rito Eit Amniasenae Tall Somes Pepe Pickering Sher Indo-China Scat Coe Torker Pope John Wrath Commonwerit Literary Fund Maurice Daunlecy Yale Balbir Fina von Batae Eicher Ivan Elnered Guivarany Bloch Imereton Enlyfe Parmenia Cueme Place Muti
Search Courier

Search the Canberra Times Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Canberra Times?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication