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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Feb 19, 1963

Page

7

Supersonic airliner plans target Mach 2.2 for 1966 prototype

M. Andre Puget of Sud Aviation outlines a Mach 2.2 Delta wing airliner with 100 passenger capacity and 1450 mph cruise, aiming New York to London in about three hours. Britain and France pledge £420 million funding, with first flight in 1966 and service by 1970, while US firms pursue Mach 3 concepts.

M. Andre Puget Sud-Aviation Company United States Resarch British Aircraft Corporation Sub-Aviational M. Puget Olympus Papet Sud-Aviation

Beethoven Piano In Use Again In Bonn Restoration

The last piano of Ludwig van Beethoven, never heard by the composer, is being restored in Bonn for use in concerts. Restoration will take about three months. Josef Schmidt-Goerg, head of the Beethoven Archives, says the instrument, built for hearing loss, will be played in a Bonn house living room for 80 to 100 listeners.

Bonn Beethoven American Associated Press Josef Schmidt- Goerg Beethoven Archives Herr Schmidt - Goerg

Channel 3 BBC TV Schedule Highlights and News

A dense TV and radio listings page notes programs from Mickey Mouse to Perry Mason and Canberra news. It lists show times including Conquest of the Air and Fifth Test cricket, with regional segments on weather, schools science, and wildlife items.

Sydney Cricket Ground B.B.C B.C

Murrow Despatches London Blitz in After the Battle

Edward R. Murrow, famed CBS reporter and former Columbia Broadcasting System director, recalls London during the blitz in BAC’s After the Battle. The program features Murrow’s interviews with Frank Cousins Selwyn Lloyd dockers and Father John Groser, aired tonight on Channel 3.

Edward FR. Murrow Americ Radio and Television Columbia Broadcasting System London BAC Murrow Channel 3 Kennedy United States Information Agency Transport and General Workers’ Union Frank Cousins M.P Selwyn Lloyd Dockers Limehouse John Groser St. Katherine's Foundation

Discussion On Six and British Entry in Market Talks

Scholars Arthur Burns and John Ben netts discuss Britain's entry into the market and President de Gaulle's denial as they conduct overseas negotiations on international politics. At pm the Monaro Shopping Mall flag contest prizes will be awarded to Canberra school children.

Arthur Burns Australian National University John Bennetts Canberra Melbourne Age Britain de Gaulle Lend Lease Development Monaro

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