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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 12, 1969

Page

5

Iberia liner ends troubled voyage with fuel tank leak

The P and O liner Iberia suffered an engine room fault and fuel tank leak during refuelling, forcing a return to land. The ship, with hundreds of gallons of fuel and 180 cases of cargo in jeopardy, docked for overhaul after delaying its Australia voyage, with compensation promised to passengers.

Durban Curacao Acapulco Iberia Southamp Jwho Australia Lisbon Honolulu

Health certificate scam shocks Perth residents

Perth man John Dean claimed on TV to have bought an international health certificate in India for 75 cents from a travel agent, noting open trade in Calcutta. He said vaccination certificates could be obtained easily, despite his own inoculations in Perth. Dr J B Mathiesen warned fake vaccination certificates risk international issues and said the department would notify Indian authorities about any case.

Perth John Dean India Dean Calcutta Medical College Commonwealth Public Health J. B. Mathiesen

Editor Missing in Asia Shocks Sydney Paper

The editor of the Sydney based independent Anglican newspaper OM Francis James is reported missing in North Vietnam or Communist China. James frequently visited Communist countries, including North Vietnam and China. The Department of External Affairs has inquired through overseas posts for about three weeks. The family and Anphiown newspaper are understood to be seeking clarification.

OM Francis James North Vietnam China James Department of External Affairs Ceqrat

Cables Cut Darken Australian Capital Cities

Cables to most capital cities were cut in Australia when faults occurred in Sydney exchanges. A relay failed at the Hiymarket exchange and a power failure hit the south exchange, disrupting radio, teleprinter, and telex links to Melbourne and Brisbane for about an hour.

Sydney Hobart PMG Hiymarket South Exchange Melbourne Brisbane

Demolition Plan Set for Wesley College Melbourne

Wreckers will begin demolishing the 13 year old Wesley College on St Kilda Road early next year. The site is valued at about 4 million dollars. Adamson Hall the chapel gymnasium and swimming pool will be spared in the rebuild on the same site.

Melbourne Wreckers Wesley College St Kilda Road Adamson

Australia doubles power output in seven-year span

Australia's electricity generating capacity nearly doubled over seven years, as Minister for Zonal Development Mr Swartz commented yesterday on a revised map and booklet from the department detailing generation transmission and consumption.

Australia Mr Swartz Swartz

Soviet ship may serve Australia under Baltic agreement

London reports a Soviet container vessel may be used on the Australia route after a Baltic Sea agreement. The ship, a 10,000 tonner, would be built in a European yard or Russian yard and used by Saltic Steamships for cargo runs to Australia. David Fairhall notes one large container ship could replace several older freighters on the route.

London Cole Tate Rs 1 Burs Dockers England Ero B-Deuhie CATR Frans-ccear Cunamiree Il |Steamship Company Fairhall Clearland Australia Europe The Guardian East Farrhall

Inaugural Sydney Train Will Carry Special Se Stamp

A special Se stamp marking the completion of the standard gauge railway from Kew to Perth will be carried on mail aboard the inaugural Sydney to Perth train, departing February 23.

Kew Perth Sydney

Indian Ocean talks between Indian and Mauritian ministers

New Delhi Thursday Indian and Mauritian foreign ministers Dinesh Singh and Gaetan Mural discussed security in the Indian Ocean and the question of a Soviet naval base in the area. They also noted existing US British and French bases though officials would not comment.

New Delhi Indian Ocean Dinesh Singh Gaetan Mural Pres Trust of India United States

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D. Riley Koomarri House Riley Yarralumla Primary School L. Pearce Tberia Helena Rubinstein David Jones White Magnolia Heaven Wrecking College Dickson Electric Woolley Dickson David Fairhall Saltic Steamships Garema Place Queanbeyan and Dickson Stores Lester Barrie J.B. Young
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