Endeavour replica voyage to Australia planned for 1970
The plan to sail a copy of Captain Cook's Endeavour to Australia in 1970 proceeds after a rough start. Admiral Sir Charles Madden becomes executive secretary of the Endeavour Trust, coordinating British and Australian committees. Lord Boyd chairs the British committee. Alan Villiers, skipper, had favored a film-inspired model but denied the claim. The ship is due to reach Sydney by January or February 1970 for the bicentenary of Cook's first voyage.
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Australia
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Evening’ Standard
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Evening Standard
Alan Villiers
Endeavour
Sir Charles
Sydney
Janiany Oor
Marriage of Corporal Dauphin and Jean Pidgeon
Corporal Karl Dauphin of the United States Marine Corps and Miss Jean Pidgeon wed at St John the Baptist Church. The couple, a Queensland bride, traveled in a snappy-convertible to a reception and plan to depart for America on Thursday.
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United States Marine Corps
St John the Baptist Church
Reid
Jean Pidgeon
Queensland
Canberra
Cpl Dauphin
America
Canberra patrols cut road toll over holidays
Build-up of patrols and increased policing during Christmas and New Year led Canberra police to report fewer accidents and a safer period. Patrols doubled along with general duties and CIB work as courts freed officers, while authorities urge continued support and resources. Sixteen motor-vehicle fatalities in the ACT year to June reflect ongoing risks at intersections and major roads with several noted crash sites.
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sCotter Road
Mt Stromlo
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W. Southwick
Interior
Sydney
Nsw
Haviour
Southwick
Department of New
ACT Police
England University
Mautl
Wall is closed again as divided Berlin reopens few crossings
East Berlin walls ease briefly as checkpoints cut down after midnight. An 18 year old watches tears as his wife returns to West Berlin amid heavy rain. The Christmas passes agreement ends after five months of bargaining with East Germany rejecting a one year extension for further visits.
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Poultry Judges Named for Royal Show Poultry Section
The Royal Agricultural Society of NSW announces the poultry judges for the 1944 Royal Foster Show. Selected officials include J O Malley and G A Harrigan from Queanbeyan, A Giles of Bundanoon, A Lamont of Bodalla, and G Warren of Moruya. The closing date for entries at the Easter Show is January.
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National Line plans for new Bass Strait ferry
The Australian National Line outlines proposals for a second vehicular passenger ferry between Melbourne and northern Tasmanian ports as trade grows. Freeth said a second vessel is economically viable, with the Australian Shipbuilding Board to draft vessel specifications. Current ferries include the Princess of Tasmania and Empress of Australia. Freight rebates on the Bass Strait trade were announced, with details on the Empress of Australia’s rates and a baby girl named Louisa Jane found near Ryde Hospital awaiting surgery.
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Canberra
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Freeth
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Ryde Dis
Louisa
Australia
Jane
Minister McMahon Returns from Samoa Honeymoon
The Minister for Labour and National Service Mr McMahon and his bride of three weeks returned to work in Sydney after a 17 day Samoa honeymoon. He spoke of a happy time and eagerness to resume duties, noting he had little contact with events at home or abroad during the stay.
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Samoa
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Attacked man identified in Glebe incident
Police tonight identify an elderly man bashed in Glebe near the Baconary bar on Ross Street. The Royal Hospital aid provided care for facial injuries. operation or further details remain unclear.
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Ross Street
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More forged cheques expected today
Police expect more forged cheques to surface as shops and businesses re open tomorrow. Darlinghurst and Sydney detectives investigate complaints about forged ten pound cheques drawn on local banks and passed in Tweed and nearby areas amid a wave of counterfeit activity.
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Will Association
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Sydney
Ieee
Darlinghurst
Tweed
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