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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1973
Page
1
Arm, last fight he forcing the Rick
A fragment notes a final confrontation and forceful action amid a struggle tied to the name Rick, suggesting a dramatic ending or decisive moment in a dispute or fight. The readable bits indicate conflict and a pivotal forceful moment surrounding a person named Rick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick
Weekend road toll claims three lives near Canberra
Three people died in or near Canberra during the weekend in road crashes. Victims include Ms Sarolla Horvath 63 of Scrivener Street O’Connor killed on Commonwealth Avenue near State Circle. A 29-year-old man Mr Giuseppe D’Ambrosio died when his car left Barton Highway and struck a tree. Mr Alan Grafton 39 from North Pinjarra WA died in Canberra Hospital after a crash on the Hume Highway near Yass on July 12. Constable Phillip Cotter was hospitalised with head injuries after a police chase on Canberra Avenue when the pursuing car overturned. Also injured were Graham Moore 23 in Fyshwick Warabundah, and David Tobler 29 in Griffith. David King ? suffered leg injuries in Fisher after a motorcycle collision.
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Guiseppe D'Ambrosio
O'Connor
Barton Highway
Canberra
Alan Grafton
Carcoda
North Pinjarra
Canerra
Hume Highout
Yass
Phillip Cotter
Hendigo Street
Lsher
Cotter
Hmas Harman
Canberra Avenue
Graham Moore
Bartier Street
Fyshwick
Mating Street
Warrabundah
David Tobler
Evans Crescent
Griffith
Hindmarsh Drive
Melrose Drive
Phillip
David King
Kulpoorlie Street
Fisher
Badimara Street
Liberals divided in Victoria over CP coalition issue
The Victorian Liberals split over allying with the Country Party after the State Council urged endorsing Liberal candidates in all Federal seats. A motion to drop “all” failed. leaders argued over future strategy while debates touched on positions in the Senate ticket and possible consequences for Whitlam government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberals
Victoria
Melbourne
Country Party
Philip Russell
Peter Ri
Deral
Senate
Whitlam
T Urnpne
Snedden
Wolding
Anthony
Sinclair
Oni
Liberal Party
Grand Prix Crash Claims Wollannon in March Race
A fatal crash occurred during the Butch Grand event as Reuters Ford team car collided and burned. Ric Stewart of Britain won the race driving a Tyrrell Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ric Stewart
Britain
Beer wine and spirits prices rise today
Prices for beer, wine, and spirits increase today affecting shoppers across retailers. Consumers should expect higher tabs at checkout as tax or markup adjustments take effect, with pass through to casual purchases and celebrations.
Capital's defences tighten further near Phnom Penh
Phnom Penh defence perimeter contracted as government forces abandoned Saang, their key position south of the capital. Suang on the Bassac River lies 16 miles southeast, shrinking the defended zone to under 13 miles from the city centre. Military sources report the frontline region between the South Vietnamese frontier and Phnom Penh remains largely undefended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phnom Penh
Saang
Agence France Presse
Suang
Bassac River
The
Penh
Talks on SEATO expected
Washington reports that the imminent fall of Cambodia to communist forces will dominate this week’s talks between Australian Prime Minister Whitlam and U S President Nixon. Whitlam plans to push SEATO limitations and warn against actions seen as immutable commitments while stressing that Australia’s ties to the United States involve Congress as well as the Presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cambodia
Australia
Seato
Dassan
Thailand
Mr Whitlam
Whitlam
de Kissinger
Nixon
Rogers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
National Press Club
Congress
New Zealand
Honolulu
Mr Kirk
United States
France
Second French nuclear test condemned by leaders
Australia and New Zealand leaders condemned France's second atmospheric test at Mururoa Atoll saying it violated global legal and moral obligations. New Zealand observers reported the blast as too small to measure accurately, with officials noting the mission's limited yield and technical issues during detonation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New Zealand
France
Mururoa Atoll
Pacific Ocean
Wellington
Exeron
Canterbury
Derek Cheney
Cheney
James McCahon
National Radiation Laboratory
Christchurch
French tests in Pacific draw protests and calls for halt
The alert reports a much lower yield from the Canterbury protest ship’s readings during France’s second murky nuclear test near Mururoa Atoll. Officials condemn the tests as illegal and unsafe, while Australia’s Whitlam seeks U.S. support against continued testing during talks with Nixon.
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McCahon
Canterbury
Otago
Hotels in ACT want pokies
All 16 Canberra hotels want machine. Jail riot reports one thousand rebellious convicts released eleven hostages but later began through the State Prison at the week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Act
Canberra
The School Without Walls Concept Explored
A Canberra next year school without walls is discussed by a correspondent, examining its philosophy and practicalities. The piece analyzes how such a concept could function and its implications for education.
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Canberra
Greeks Vote on Monarchy
Voters turnout at sunrise to express their feelings on the monarchy. The country gathers for the national ballot as polling begins, amid debate on the future form of government.
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