Injury Report Sparks 1K Set Talk at Oul Flan Bul
In a terse update, officials note a 1K set injury affecting bul team members at Oul Flan event. Medical staff provide care as coaches assess impact on upcoming matches and schedules.
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22 Jul 1963
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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 22, 1963
Page
1
Russians claim accord in sight on test ban talks
Moscow reports that Russian Premier Krushchev said a partial nuclear test ban agreement is in sight from the three power discussions. He spoke at a reception for Hungary's Janos Kadar and noted no obstacles so far. Further progress was said to have come from U.S. Britain and Soviet representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
A.a.p.reuter
Mr. Krushchev
Janos Kedar
United States
Russia
Britain
U.N
U Thani
U Thant
Iessen
NATO
Rower
Krushchev
Soekarne
Danke Abdul Rahmani
London
Malaysia
Sockarno
Manila
Philippines
Malaya
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Soviet leader in high spirits as talks continue on test ban
Delegates plan to meet again tomorrow amid cautious optimism after resumed discussions on a treaty covering the atmosphere outer space and underwater. Khrushchev, in buoyant mood at a Soviet government reception, signals belief a test ban is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krushchev
Lord Hailsham
Thieves Loot Lithgow Street Firm After Safe Breakin
Thieves stole £ 74 17 6 from a sale in the office of Citra Australia in Lithgow Street Fyshwick during the weekend after gaining entry with the firm's oxy welding equipment. The break-in occurred between 1 p.m. Saturday and 12 p.m. Sunday. The safe had a hole cut 1 meter on the side. Det Set M J Robinson and Cons BP Williams lead inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citra Australia
Lithgow Street
Fyshwick
Dlce
M. J. Robinson
BP Williams
Seismic Readings Reported by Fordham University
Fordham University in New York City reported a severe earthquake yesterday that seemed to originate in Indonesia. Two shocks were recorded on the university seismograph between specified times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fordham University
New York City
Indonesia
Associated Press of America
Canberra
Brunei seeks British aid and protection in London
Brunei will send a 12 member delegation led by the Sultan to London to request continued British protection and administrative aid to replace Malayan officials. Kuala Lumpur hints Malaya may retain Brunei civil servants for now as Brunei chooses to stay out of the Malayan Federation while regional tensions rise with Indonesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunei
A.a.p.heater
London
Kuala Lumpur
Tun Abdul Razak
Malaya
Titanica sinks after river collision near Quebec
Captain John Swanson of Aberdeen recalls eight dramatic minutes as the Titanica ore carrier sank after colliding with the Boonagh Head. The Bermuda registered Tritonica carried 49 crew, 44 Chinese, with 12 missing. Boonagh Head sustained bow damage and some injuries. The Titanica, loaded with titanium, was en route from Havre St. Pierre to Sorel when the disaster occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tritonica
Bermuda
Belfast
John Swanson
Aberdeen
Scotland
Havre St. Pierre
Quebec
Sorel
Sone
Plessey to bid for Ducon Industries in Australia
The Plessey Company plans a about 8 million pound takeover of Ducon Industries to expand its Australian interests. Plessey, valued at around 100 million pounds, seeks to acquire Ducon’s electronic components and high voltage power equipment business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
A. A.p.reuter
Plessey Company
Australia
Ducon Industries
R A A F crew rescue trio after 250 mile Darwin to Wyndham flight
An R A A F helicopter crew flew 250 miles from Darwin to Wyndham to rescue three men, Colin Pritchard Barry Morgan and Bill Willis, who crashed a private helicopter. The trio were uninjured and spent a cold night at a mosquito plagued camp after helping clear trees for the landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.a.alp
Barry Morgan
Capt. Donahue
Colin Pritchird
Bill Wills
Darwin
Wyndham
R.A.A.F
Colin Pritchard
Adelaide
Bill Willis
Melbourne
R.A.A.F. Dakota
R.aaf
B.hlp
Syria seals border amid arrests of Nasser supporters
Damascus tightened border controls and imposed curfew for a third day as Syria arrested eight men tied to a plot to overthrow the government. Among those named were Rateb Hussami of the United Arab Front and Munir Rayyes, Barada editor. Four men were reportedly executed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Associated Press of America
Damascus
Amin Hafez
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Rateb Hussami
United Arab Front
Munir Rayyes
Barada
Saigon claims 500 guerrillas killed in big clash
Saigon says the Sout Vietnamese Air Force killed 500 Communist guerrillas in a major action about miles southwest of Saigon. American advisers weigh 200 to 500 as a rough estimate amid reports of a large assault with heliborne infantry amphibious personnel carriers and air strikes. Casualties for government forces were reported as 18 dead and 5 wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
P.reuter
Route Change To Save Baby
The infant Michael Lipsett born at Community Hospital last Thursday suffers from intestinal obstruction. He is at Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne awaiting an operation by a specialist surgeon after arrangements to fly him from Sydney to Brisbane. Ansett A N A aided the emergency with an Electra diverted to Canberra. Michael’s father and a Community Hospital nurse accompanied him to Melbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Children’s Hospital
Melbourne
Michael Lipsett
Michael
Michael Lewis Lipseu
Glossop Crescent
Campbell
Brisbane
Department of Civil Aviation
Ansett A.N.A
Canberra
Sydney
TV Radio and Weather Highlights Across Pages
Small ads and wedding notices appear beside entertainment listings on pages P.1S P.L4 P.12 13. Weather updates and sports results feature on PA7 and PA19 as brief notices and feature teasers.
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Eaves
Djakarta
Soekarno
Iater
Swanson
Roonagh Head
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