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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Apr 23, 1969

Page

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World first solo circumnavigator reaches Falmouth

Robin Knox-Johnston, 30, completed the first solo non stop voyage around the world in a 312 day ordeal aboard his 12 foot ketch. Crowds cheered as he entered Falmouth Harbour, having faced storms, near capsizes, and repairs after a sandbank grounding near New Zealand. He may win the Sunday Times prize though the £5400 reward is not guaranteed.

Falmouth Eng Ine Robin “Knox- Tohnston Falmouth Harbour Knoxtonnet Port Falnouth Knortahnston Sunday Times R Knox-Johnston Eah New Zealand Tuarhour Australia

Liberal candidate chosen for Bendigo by election

Liberal candidate Warren Cami heldge aged 31 a Bendigo former mayor was chosen as Liberal nominee for the Bendigo federal by election. APP candidate David Kennedy aged 29 Rendien high school teacher was endorsed by the Vietnam ALP Executive. By election set for June 7 following the resignation and death of Noel Reaton and pre selection developments.

Melbourne Tiesay Warren Cami Hheldge Bendigo APP David Kennedy Rendien Vietonam Alp Ho Nes Way Noel Reaton ALF Ile Mervyn Lee Lalor

Fragmented late news item with unreadable OCR

A damaged OCR fragment from a late news column mentions names and places in unclear form. The readable bits do not form a coherent report or complete facts suitable for a full summary.

Tasmanian election time may see party air time dispute

A DLP claim alleges Deputy Prime Minister McEwen pressured ABC to grant the Centre Party free radio and television time for the Tasmanian election on May 10. ABC Tasmania manager Winter confirmed free air time for the Centre Party, while the Libs reportedly received none. The DLP said it was told neither DLP nor Centre Party would get free time, and noted a mainland decision. discussions cited Centre Party and Country Party unity and possible amalgamation influencing coverage.

Hobart Democratic Labour Party McEwen ABC Tasmanian A. J. Winter Centre Party DLP Liberals Ncr Urinceston Centre Country Party Inferea Launceston Lyons DLP Oo Winter Cent

Surfing priest saves fisherman from eight-foot shark

Father David Anderson, known as the surfing priest at Kinpscliffe Beach, repels an attack by a shark pack while fishing for pilchards and bonito. He previously warned fishermen the sharks were harmless, but today he cut off the assault using a fish net pole.

Risbanf David Anderson Kown

Eight ACT Advisory Council members resign to end farce

Eight elected Canberra councillors announce resignations to end a farce over ACT governance. The circular accuses Minister Nixon of autocratic control and delaying council reform, claiming Canberra's 120,000 citizens deserve real local advisory power and timely meetings.

ACT Advisory Counc Canberra Ates Anya Advisory Council Mr Nixon Nixon ACT Advisory Council Stooges Canberr Conneite Ioned Citiens Act

Australia buys ships under new subsidy plan says Sinclair

Australian Foreign Minister Sinclair says Australia will take delivery of two British ships at actual vessel cost and forego a £3 million subsidy tied to a charter deal. The move, part of a joint venture with the British government, aims to cut operating costs while raising questions about subsidy policy and government decisions. The Prime Minister and Deputy PM McEwen face scrutiny over why the original five year charter subsidy was reduced and whether advisers influenced the new plan.

Withim Sinclwir Australiy Gorton Vic Inis Australian National Line Shin Australia Jonathan Gant Sinclair Awstiuia Ruyalte Amity Mr Sin Hay Austailia Die McEwen

Ear sewn back on boy after wolfhound attack in Antwerp

Five year old Francis de Bruyn had an ear surgically reattached twenty four hours after a wolfhound bit it off and swallowed it. The incident occurred while he played in Brecht near Antwerp, and doctors retrieved the ear from the dog’s stomach before hospital treatment.

Antwerp Francis de Bruyn Brecht Andi Lar Leith Farm Maud

Australia to buy two ships for container trade

Mr Sinclair told the House of Representatives that the government will acquire two ships for entry into the Europe and North America container trade. The Australian National Line will operate in a joint venture with Associated Container Transportation Australia Limited. Down payment and working capital total about 9 million dollars, up from 6 to 7 million previously. One ship, built in Germany and due July, costs about 8.5 million with an 8 year loan at 4.5 percent interest. terms similar to world options. The other ship is slightly more expensive but considered favourable.

Sinclair House of Representatives Europe North America Australian National Line British Shipping Lines Associated Container Transportation (Australia) Limited Canberra Trae and Industry McEwen Germany Mrainclair Sinclair Sait Mariner Australia ANL

Australia to own ships for trade with UK and Japan

Freight charges may rise as Australia plans to charter and then own ships for its UK Australia container trade. Mr Sinclair notes that owning and flagging ships locally will involve Australian crews and ships, with cost implications and private company costs not disclosed. London reports say Australian seamen’s articles will apply, likely improving conditions for Australian crews.

Australise

Schools Struggle With Loans Slippage Amid Funding Hurdles

Readable fragments indicate schools facing loan difficulties as authorities wrestle with funding and borrowing obstacles. The note mentions educational finances and delays impacting program plans and resource access. Specific names or dates are not provided.

Move to avert civil war in Northern Ireland

British Prime Ministers Labour and Northern Ireland urge urgent action to avoid civil conflict over civil rights reforms. Leaders seek consensus amid rising tensions as protests intensify and political divisions threaten stability.

Britain Hire Northern Ireland

Voters Voice Seeks Belconnen Housing for Father

A Canberra father of four faced a threat to be placed on a Torrens government house list but requested Belconnen for sound reasons. Voters Voice contacted the Housing Branch of the Department of the Interior on his behalf, and he will be offered the Belconnen home type he wants as soon as available.

Canberra Government House Torrens Belconnen Voters Voice Department of the Interior Belennnen Voters’ Voice

United States vows action despite Beijing stance

Secretary of State Mr Bowers pledged that the US will take initiatives to ease tensions with China despite Beijing's firm attitude toward the United States, the United Nations, and the Soviet Union. The page also lists sections on Comets, La List For Wayne, Radio, Art, Entertainment, TV, Lotteries, Specials and Classifieds across pages 28 to 31.

United Sates Bowers Han Feking United Nations Comets

Thieu Threatens Imprisonment for Whisky and Diploma Holders

Saigon reports President Thien Thieu vows gaol for intellectuals who he says show lesser patriotism by pursuing diplomas whisky and French food. He names English language papers doctors and writers arrested for alleged ties to Communist intelligence networks while advocating government unity and opposition party talks.

Saigon Thien Plam South Vietnam Thors Neuyen Lau Imbeat! MM

Panoramic Slope Residence With Modern Finishes

On the slopes of ME this cold brick home offers nearly 19 age style living with open plan spaces. Four bedrooms feature built in robes, main ensuite and dressing table, while a 21 by 18 foot lounge connects to dining and eating areas. A family room can convert to extra bedroom, with a main bathroom, laundry, central heating, and modern soft furnishings. Finance available.

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