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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jan 15, 1973
Page
1
Border arrest top IRA man captured near Dublin border
A leader of the Provisional IRA was arrested near the Northern Ireland border and held under Ireland’s Offences Against the State Act. Leo Marin, described as a key figure, was detained after a car stop and transported 130 miles to Dublin. Also noted were moves against other senior republicans including Startin McGuinness and Sean MacStofain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Reuter
Irish Republican Army
Northern Ireland
Leo Marin
Niehe
Shige
Republic Ag
Battler
Martin Han
Martin
Startin McGuinness
Ita
Mountjoy
Curragh
McGuinness
Iain
Rovisional
Mir Sean MacStofain
Sinn Fein
Escaped IRA Leader Evades Capture in Dublin Escape
Reported by AAP Rower from Belfast says a prisoner switch at Crumlin Road jail led to the escape of Daniel Keenan of Londonderry, aided by the IRA Third Belfast Battalion. Keenan fled toward the Irish Republic as bomb attacks disrupted Belfast and Lisburn, with injuries reported at a Catholic bar and a car bomb in County Armagh causing no casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Wimian
IRA
Dee Belfast
Daniel Keenan
Londonderry
Irish Republic
Tonneght
TRA
Belfast
Crumlin Road
Springfield Road
Climbers Survive Avalanche on Mr Cook Face
Two young climbers Paul Gazley and Olafie McCahan were caught in a avalanche on the south face of Mr Cook early today. McCahan dug himself out and sought aid. a rescue party found Gazley later. Chief ranger Barrie Thomas called the survival a one in a million chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
Cook
Paul Gazley
Welllington
Olfie McCahan
Noeline Ghider
McCahan
A&a
Barrie Thomas
Massive blackout shuts Queensland power network
A severe outage began around 6pm in Brisbane and southeastern Queensland, described as the worst in years. It affected 17,000 square miles served by the Southern Electric Authority, with storm damage and a Swanbank B feeder line shutdown causing overload. Power was restored by 10:45pm. The Lord Mayor of Brisbane commented the event wouldn’t happen anywhere else in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Queensland
Southern Electric Authority of Queensland
Mt Gravatt
Oe Oeastern
Swanbank
Gympie
Tweed River
Toowoomba
Aeeee
Change in running of auctions mooted in Canberra
The Department of the Capital Territory weighs replacing two real estate firms with departmental staff to run lease auctions. Current auctions are handled by WT J Hooker Ltd and R A Mekhillop and Co Pry Ltd, with costs rising as auctions shift to monthly sessions. The minister, Mr Finderby, said internal staff could reduce expenses and curb private agency influence. Director R H Webster said he cannot comment yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
WT. J. Hooker Ltd
R.A. Mekhillop and Co Pry Ltd
Perriery
Finderby
Prderky
Besten
House of Representatives
Interior
Mr Hunt
Hunt
Hewaker
R. H. Webster
Influenza Death Toll Tops 1700 in Britain Epidemic
London reports the influenza epidemic this winter has exceeded 1,700 deaths. Health Ministry figures show 2,? hundred died in the week ending January 5, nearly doubling the prior week. Pneumonia and bronchitis deaths reached 4,017 in that week, more than double the year before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Health Ministry
Associated Press
Kissinger meets Nixon in Key Biscayne for Viet Nam talks
Dr Henry Kissinger arrived in Florida from Paris for a meeting with President Nixon to map next steps toward peace in Vietnam. Accompanied by General Alexander Haig, Kissinger flew to Nixon's bayside home after negotiating with Le Duc Tho, with a longer session planned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Biscayne
Florida
Henry Kissinger
United States
Paris
Nixon
Vietnam
United Press International
Progress at talks with Kissinger and Thieu stall over ceasefire
The Paris talks produce claimed progress as Dr Kissinger and Le Duc Tho report extensive negotiations. White House and State Department caution against predicting an end to the fighting before Nixon's second inauguration. South Vietnamese President Thieu, in an interview with Oriana Fallaci, says peace could take weeks or years, noting US commitment and potential willingness to alter SAigon support.
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Kissinger
Paris
le Duc Tho
Kassinger
Nixon
Thieu
New Republic
Saigon
Guy
Dang
Toaim Hse
Birher Towe
Miss Fallaci
Dr Kissinger
Jase Sear
Thien
Allo
Presalene Thieu
Teo
United States
South Vietnam
Hanoi peace mission invited to Australia in May
North Vietnam may send a peace delegation to visit Australia in May after an invitation from the Australian Association for International Cooperation and Disarmament. Dr Cairns, Trade Minister, said the delegation would discuss opposition to the war and US bombing. He noted recognition of North Vietnam was unlikely but suggested it could help peace. Labor figures and campaigners accompany the mission to assess bombing damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Australian Association For International
North Vietnam
Vietnam
AICD
Labor
Wheeldon
North
South
Arson Charge Filed After Shepparton College Fire
An 18 year old Shepparton youth was charged with arson after a fire at Shepparton Technical College destroyed eight rooms. He will appear in Melbourne court tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mfbourne
Shepparton
Shepparton Technical College
Melbourne
Mrs Meir to visit Pope in Vatican
Israeli Prime Minister Mrs Meir will meet the Pope in the Vatican tomorrow after traveling from Paris where she attends the Socialist International meeting. The official invitation was relayed through the Israeli ambassador in Rome. She will also call on the Italian president and meet the prime minister. Jordanian peace close Dayan Page 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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AAP
Reuters
Meir
Vatican
Meir Wil
Rome
Paris
Allen
Mra Meir
Mrafar
Leone
Andreotti
Senator Murphy seeks to cut legal ties with UK
Australian Attorney-General Senator Murphy arrived in London for a Commonwealth Law Ministers conference to push for abolition of Privy Council appeals and full legal equality with Britain. He plans talks with British authorities on realigning Australia’s constitutional ties and discusses potential effects of French nuclear tests with scientists during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
London
Australia
Britain
Commonwealth Law Ministers
Law
Privy Council
AAP
Pacific
Department of Health
New moves to save Lake Pedder in Tasmania
Reports show ongoing efforts to sue over Lake Pedder as Tasmania rejects a Federal State inquiry. The item notes related political tension and a clash with federal plans, highlighting continuing environmental and legal contest over the lake’s status.
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Tasmania
Lake Pedder
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