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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 06, 1972
Page
10
The article reviews a crowded World Olympiad where Italy and the USA secured playoff spots while Canada rallied to move into third place, overturning Taiwan’s late ascent. It details a specific 13 IMP swing in a Taiwan versus France match and lists several club results from Canberra and Australian bridge events.
A scrambled cryptic crossword puzzle page with clues across and down, including clues like Desert permit and Enlarger may collapse on itself, plus references to company bosses, fault correction, eyeling, and various wordplay hints. The page promises a solution on page 23.
A World Record Club release in Australia presents Hoffmann conducting Bach cantatas Nos. 110 and 4 suite based choral adaptation, with Werner leading the Heinrich Schutz Chorale and Pforzheim Orchestra. Praised as a major achievement, the set includes Verdi and Mendelssohn selections from RCA Red Seal and notes strong soloist, choir, and orchestral performances.
A garbled TV guide shows multiple channels with varied programs from news headlines to soap operas, comedies, and children's shows. It lists channels 7 and 3 with time slots for News Headlines, The Partridge Family, General Hospital, Sesame Street, and local specials, interspersed with promotions and station IDs. The legible portions hint at a dated programming grid, including a new ABC format featuring prominent voices and political topics.
A dense OCR-like listing shows a full day’s radio timetable with shows, hosts, and segments across multiple stations. Names such as Michael Fewnter, Terry Mal colm, Clive Reberiacs, Jim Pilgrim, and Larry Shisky appear among program slots, weather reports, and music hours, indicating a broad, talk and music oriented broadcast day in a metropolitan region with references to Canberra, NSW and local district segments.
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