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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Dec 28, 1968

Page

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Magistrate summons aircraft attackers in Athens case

A Greek magistrate summons two Arab suspects, Mahmoud Mabavnid and Makes Hussein Saidiman, for alleged involvement in an attack on an EL Al airliner in Athens. The 25 year old woman and 19 year old man face manslaughter charges. a court date will be set later. The incident involved 40 passengers aboard the Boeing 207. The attackers are linked to the National Front for the Liberation of Palestine.

Tae Mahmoud Mabavnid Hiussein Saidiman Nppo Briar el AD Boeing Old National Front For the Liberation of Palestine Gront Aid Inter Bohor Ithail Front EL al Defence Ministry Erize

Apollo 8 Mission Log Echoes Breakfast Briefing

Fragmentary text describes astronauts preparing for an Apollo 8 event with references to a meal and early preparations. The readable terms mention crew, a capatiia, and a wave action, suggesting routine preflight activities and informal dialogue among the crew.

Couple die in highway crash near Canberra

A couple believed honeymooning died when their northbound sedan collided with a bus on the Federal Highway about 19 miles north of Canberra. Sixteen adults and a child aboard the Sydney to Melbourne tourist bus escaped injury. Diplomat Patrick Campbell, First Secretary of the Irish Embassy in Canberra, was killed instantly. The Canadian passenger, John Argue, 24, and two Australian drivers were hurt. Campbell’s body was identified with help from Irish Ambassador Brian Durnin and Canberra officials.

Canberra Sydney Melbourne Emmassy of Ireland Patrick Campbell Collie Singleton SA Aities Newcastle Singletom Campbell Brian Durnin Department of External Affairs Fred Homer John Brennan Argue Scomera Drive North Sydney Singleton Hospital John Hilton Fillingham Viewport Street Ashield Campbéll Irish National University Dublin

Warmer Weather Expected in Canberra Today

Weather forecast predicts a warm day after an unseasonal cold snap. Canberra will reach around 10 degrees with lingering heavy rain, following yesterday’s 47 to 62 degree swing and 20 points of rainfall over 46 hours. Mayor Hage comments on the outlook.

Weather Bureau Ytmnjd Hage

Apollo-8 lands safely after Pacific splashdown

Apollo-8 with crew Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders splashed down in the Pacific near the Yorktown carrier. Controllers canceled a final steering adjustment after a near flawless deorbit radio blackout ended with Houston contact and praise for the precise recovery and gentle impact at about 20 mph.

Cape Kennedy Pacific James Lovell Frank Borman William Anders Borman Houston Yorktown Houston Control

Apollo 8 mission details and reentry observations

Report updates on the Apollo 8 flight including trajectory challenges and heat during atmospheric entry. Mentions Borman and Lovell monitoring performance, parachute deployment, and recovery plans over the Pacific before transfer to Hawaii and Washington Air Force Base. Notes earth view from 110000 miles and first high frequency air contact via VE radio.

Aeie Cmne AOD Musky & Computer Horman Jnua Pacific Yorktown Ustramants Hawaii Borman Is Srow Toington Air Force Base Balbour Astron Anders Roid Huston Earth Carnarvon Wasom Aural Apollo

Two Scouts Drowned Near Dear's Gully

Two Boy Scouts, a guide and a rescuer drowned at Dear's Gully 20 miles northwest of Wilson's Promontory. The boy reportedly got into difficulty in rough sea while a rescuer attempted a rescue. Other Scouts watched from the shore as the trio disappeared.

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Singer Johnny O'Keefe Fined On Drug Charge

Brisbane report states singer Johnny O'Keefe was arrested on a drug charge and fined 14350 in Southport Magistrate Court. Police alleged an anonymous phone tip contributed to the arrest. O'Keefe had been appearing on a charity telethon in Brisbane.

Singer Brisbane Johnny O'Keefe Queensland Gold Coast Heater Southport Pat O'Keefe

Two Australian Banks Plan Merger Between Big Banks

Two large Australian banks, Bank of New South Wales and Commercial Bank of Australia, plan a merger after mutual terms were disclosed to stock exchanges. Sir John Croswallader and Me 3. S.er4, chairmen, announced that the move will proceed with approval by the Treasurer, though terms remain undefined.

Sydney Bank of New South Wales Commercial Bank of Australia John Croswallader Bank of Nsw Me 3. S.er4 Australia

ANZ and Bank merger plans reshape Australia banking landscape

The Australia and New Zealand Banking Group and the British Scottish and Australian Bank announce a merger plan to form a new entity named Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. The deal includes share swaps, capitalization details, and projected combined profits of about 14,956,000 for 1967-68. Bank of NSW participation appears limited with valuation shifts noted.

Znsland Bank ANZ Btm Australia Mew Zealand Banking Group Ltd Bank of Nsw Eilter Axsdia Wwe Eva Dev Trivaca Boss

Canberra Times readers gain holiday copies on South Coast

The Canberra Times reports readers on holidays will obtain entailed copies from Ulladulla to Eden and from selected Sydney and Melbourne news events. See advertisement Page 3.

Pan Veita ‘Times Uladulla Eden Snd Sydney Melebourne

Davis Cup Victory and Test Cricket Highlights

The report notes the United States winning back the Davis Cup after a doubles setback and no singles wins on Thursday, signaling a postwar triumph. It also mentions Australia’s Test defeat in the West Indies, with Bill Lavary and Jay Chapell setting a second wicket batting record and Graham McKenzie taking eight wickets in three innings.

Sustrauins Batty Straighe America Isc Australia West Indies Bill Lavary Jay Chapell Ron Farles Graham McKenzie

Surprise leader in yacht race

Surprise leader in the Sydney Hobart yacht race holds a day-long lead as the race proceeds. The favorite Ondine FE slipped back slightly in light winds, while the mallee craft Buck Ike shows potential despite lighter conditions.

Perthias Sydney Hobart Erhich Buck Ike

God's Patterns and the Simple Church Organization

The text argues that God’s plan for the church emphasizes a simple, unified body of Christ over complex denominational structures. It contrasts a straightforward organizational approach with elaborate ex ecclesiastical systems, urging fidelity to a clear pattern of worship and membership.

Big Fire Causes 700000 Loss Across Estates

A large blaze yesterday destroyed Methoune's Paralysta Daanso and surrounding estates, totaling an estimated 700000 in damages. The fire prompted inquiries into safety measures while readers are urged to consult related pages for regional reports and classifieds.

Methoune Paralysta Daanso Wis

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