Germans case squeeze on Czechs
West Germany moved large army manoeuvres in September from near the Czechoslovak border to south west Germany amid criticism Moscow accused Bonn of backing anti socialist forces. Soviet press said the Czech eastern border drills and West German western border exercises were provocative and aimed to pressure Prague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Moscow
Tzvestia
Czech
Tevestia
Bonn
Kiesinger
Zvestit
Prague
Evenia
Defence Ministry
Ixvestia
Redhoslovakia
Janet Pavel Ow
Rosia Ms
Bomb hoax delays Canberra to Sydney flight for hours
A bomb hoax forced an hour and a half hold on a Canberra to Sydney TAA flight yesterday. Passengers were evacuated to another aircraft while police searched the plane, then the aircraft continued to Sydney. The incident was referred to the ACT Children's Court today under the Crimes Aircraft Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAA
Canberra
Sydney
ACT Children’s Court
Scholarship aid urged for independent schools in Australia
Mr P J Mc Keown headmaster of Inberra Grammar School urged government scholarships to boost independent education. He cited British study suggesting half public school places could be filled by assisted pupils, many from working class backgrounds. He supported government aid and discussed coeducation in boarding schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inberra Grammar School
P. J. McKeown
KeKeown
Australia
Mc McKeown
Tralia
Coun
Late News Roar Over PUI Case In Local Debates
Unclear fragmentary report notes an uproar over a PUI case in the area. Mentions deputies, ministers, and a person named Keisha amid accusations of harm and delays. Details are garbled and uncertain.
Cleveland Faces Armed Crisis After Shootout at St Clair and East 103rd
A well armed group opened fire on officers at dawn at the St Clair and East 103rd intersection. Police used tear gas as snipers holed up in an apartment building. National Guardsmen were deployed and Mayor Stokes urged calm while acknowledging a distinct mobilized minority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Lakeview
Negro East Side
Superior Avenue
St Clair
East 103Th Streets
James Rhodes
Ohie
Carl Stokes
Dog saves family in fire honored by league
In Sydney forestville a German Shepherd named Asta saved two young boys from a house fire torching itself in the flames. The dog carried the children to a window frame where neighbors took them to safety. Asta perished saving the pups and the family and will be awarded a certificate for devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Horst Gajewski
Asta
Me Bryan, Cooper
German Shepherd Dog League
Play's Motel sequence banned in New South Wales
Sydney authorities banned the play Motel the final in a trilogy America Hurrah after police and department advice. Chief Secretary Willis invoked Theatre and Public Halls Act and Sunday Entertainment Act for the first time in six years, citing public morals concerns and violence in scenes. The Sydney New Theatre president criticised the ban as denial of the right to defend the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mr Willis
Cone
Jean Claude van Kallie
America
Wills
Allan
New York
Gajewski
London
Australia
Jmrom
Tipatick
Willis
Merg
Sydney New Theatre
Roger Milliss
Australian students face Commonwealth scholarships exam questions
About 90 000 students across Australia faced an exam prompt linking a recent oil tanker drivers strike to a surreal moment when cars ships and aircraft cease to operate. The director said the question was not strike related as papers were prepared earlier. many found the science questions harder than the bulletin suggested and requested more time as final papers awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Australian Council For Educational Research
W. C. Radford
Information Bulletin
Dickson
Bill Chapman
Closure of roads delayed again near Parkes Way interchange
Road closures around the Parkes Way interchange near Commonwealth Avenue and London Circuit have been postponed for a second time. Traffic authorities cited contractor delays and weekend rain that prevented completion of detours. The western Parkes Way end will close from tomorrow, limiting access to Repaite Point via Barnes Drive under the Commonwealth Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Avenue
London Circuit
Trafic
Parkes Way
Allora Street
Repaite Point
Barsne Drive
Commonwealth Bridge
PNG deputy urged past the post voting plan
Papua New Guinea official Simon Kaumi, after attending UN Trusteeship Council events in New York and observing elections in Canada, recommended adopting a first past the post system for Papua New Guinea. He criticized the Australian preferential voting as too complex for villages and said he would report this to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Kaumi
UN Trusteeship Council
New York
Canada
Canberra
Papua New Guinea
Wahine officers charged over ship incident at Wat Yoga Harbour
A captain and officers of the Wahine face charges for causing the ship to depart Wat Yoga Harbour on April 10. The article notes other items on page 3 related to the event and investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etter
New Zealand
Intereist
Terry ‘Wahine
Wat Yoga Harbour
Rinere
Kenya
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S. City
Rita Ty
Britain
Secorvry
Reuter
Leroy Jones
Louis Golonka
Willard Wolfe
Associated Preset
Stokes
Mit
Mr Stokes
Nsw
Milliss
Oor
Papua-New Guinea
Herpe
US. Elections
Robert Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
Amertes Han
North Vietnam
RSU
Fougher
Tvaris
Lottery Opera House
Red Centre
Ayers Rock
Standley Chaem
Sian
MacGonnall Ranges
Annus
Palm Valley
Outback
Ena
E Gorges
Rock Poole
Darwin
Arnhem Land
Ares
Ansett-Ana Golden Jet
Inbourne Avenue
Canberra Times
Canberra City
Act
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!