26 Apr 1967
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Apr 26, 1967
Page
1
Moscow reports Soviet leaders and crowds paying tribute to cosmonaut Vladimir Kamaray who died in a space dive. Officials Kosygin and Podgorny attended his cremation and flag lowering as citizens gathered at the Central Army House in Moscow.
Australia delivered a diplomatic note to the Soviet Foreign Ministry in Moscow urging the Soviet Union to influence North Vietnam to halt aggression and begin peace negotiations. Canberra rejected charges that Australia aided barbarous crimes in Vietnam as untrue, criticizing the tone of the Soviet Foreign Ministry statement.
The United States urged broader international cooperation in manned space exploration. NASA officials emphasized shared aims and open dialogue to advance peaceful space programs while weighing costs and national aims. The discussion reflected lessons from past tensions and the desire to align on practical, achievable goals.
A garbled report claims the king denies involvement in a coup while Greek officials and British channels discuss governance and possible actions. Ambassadors and officials respond as political prisoners and security measures draw attention to the turmoil.
Unclear OCR text reports Greek government actions and protests amid a tense political climate. Mentions of ministers, military involvement, and possible city unrest in Athens with reference to Greek citizens and external reactions. Names and locations are partially garbled in the source.
Canberra air travellers will be able to access new fares from May 11. Vishen Lockheed Blee announces services on qop-jet and Inteextuecit routes, signaling expanded travel options for tourists and residents.
Bodies of William Gray Cunliffe aged 28 and his daughter Suliey aged 3 were found in the back of a car in the bush near Stetplite. Police said a .22 rifle with fired rounds was in the car. They are believed to have been dead about a week.
A numerous turnout marked Anzac Day with parades in all states including Canberra. Reports describe nationwide tributes and coverage by frontline correspondents detailing ceremonies, crowd sizes, and patriotic observances.
The Australian government signals concern over Britain's Suez actions influencing regional security. Prime Minister and ministers stress support for clear British naval strategy while weighing implications for Singapore and Southeast Asia as Canberra awaits further guidance from London. Officials indicate defense and diplomacy will guide responses ahead of June discussions in Britain.
chaotic pages detail funeral notices and political shifts. A spokesman for the ACT association hints at reforms to ease queues at courts as Vietnameses veterans faces and other civic concerns are noted.
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